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First PS Plus Extra Game Removal for November 2026 Confirmed

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Grand Theft Auto 5 will leave the PlayStation Plus Extra catalogue on 17 November 2026, two days before Grand Theft Auto 6 is due to launch. Sony is notifying PS5 subscribers of the date, giving players a final opportunity to replay the game through their subscription before the next instalment arrives.

GTA 5 has been added to PS Plus Extra three times since December 2023, and Rockstar’s Red Dead Redemption 2 is also on its third stint in the catalogue. The article says GTA 5 is likely to return again, while other games leaving in November are expected to be announced when October’s additions arrive on 20 October.

  • GTA 5 leaves PS Plus Extra on 17 November 2026.
  • Its removal comes two days before GTA 6 launches.
  • Other November departures are expected to be revealed on 20 October.

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PlayStation Plus Extra is a paid tier of Sony’s PlayStation subscription service. It includes a changing catalogue of games that subscribers can download and play while the titles remain available and their subscription is active.

Grand Theft Auto 5 is an open-world action game made by Rockstar Games, set in the fictional city of Los Santos. Its story follows three criminals, while its online mode lets players take part in missions and activities together.

The game is part of a long-running series, with Grand Theft Auto 6 planned as its next main instalment. Catalogue availability matters to subscribers who want to play a game through their membership, and to players deciding whether to buy it separately.

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