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PlayStation Plus subscribers have weeks to play 11 solid titles before they’re removed from the service for good.
In September we’ll be saying goodbye to some absolute bangers, including one of PlayStation’s first-party titles for some reason, so you better hurry up and play them while you still can.
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While I could go through all 11 games one-by-one, we'll be here all day, so I’m just going to list all 11 below and then talk about the three heavy-hitters leaving the service, cool? Cool.
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The 11 games on their way out in September are:
-Horizon Forbidden West
-Midnight Suns
-Alien Isolation
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-Cloudpunk
-NieR Replicant
-Spiritfarer
-Star Ocean The Divine Force / Integrity and Faithlessness / Till the End of Time / First Departure R / The Last Hope
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First let’s address the elephant in the room, Horizon: Forbidden West leaving PlayStation Plus what’s up with that?
It’s rare to see a first-party exclusive get ushered off, especially one that was so good, so if you haven’t played it yet jump to it because it’s a big game.
Another odd one is Alien: Isolation, which is without a doubt one of the best horror games of all time even though reviews didn’t say that when it first released.
The enemy AI is still some of the best to this day, and I can guarantee it’ll keep you awake and alert from start to finish. It's also a great one to play at the moment since Alien: Romulus just came out in cinemas.
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Last but not least is Marvel’s Midnight Suns, a game I was actually going to try myself soon so I’m very annoyed to see it go.
It’s like Xcom but with playing cards, beloved Marvel superheroes and an impressive story, what’s not to love?
All of the above titles will leave PlayStation Plus sometime during September, try a few before they go.
Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Playstation Plus, Sony