Sony will stop offering the PlayStation Plus Collection for PS5 owners starting in May

When the PS5 launched, Sony created the PlayStation Plus Collection to offer PS Plus subscribers games like Uncharted 4 and God of War at no additional cost. Although this offer has been around since the console launched in November 2020, it will end soon. Sony has announced that it will no longer offer the PlayStation Plus Collection for PS5 owners on May 9th.

Sony announced the removal of PlayStation Plus in a recent blog post that highlighted new titles coming to PS Plus in February, including Evil Dead: The Game and Mafia 3: The Definitive Edition. And at the end of the post, the company leaves a note about the future of the PS Plus Collection.

The PS Plus Collection featured a slew of popular PS4 titles, although only PS Plus subscribers could redeem them on the PS5. It was a way to build your gaming library in the console’s early days. It featured first-party hits like The Last of Us Remastered and Infamous Second Son, as well as popular third-party titles like Batman: Arkham Knight and Monster Hunter: World.

Although the PS Plus Collection will soon be unavailable, you can keep the titles you redeemed from it forever. So be sure to log in and redeem the games you don’t want to miss before the PS Plus Collection disappears on May 9th, 2023.