The value of a title like that – which has a heavy multiplayer focus – being given out for free cannot be understated. My favourite from the list of PS Plus Collection games is Capcom’s Monster Hunter: World, which offers hundreds of hours of gameplay. It's especially disappointing to lose these gems considering all three series have had new entries on the PS5 and provide a free and easy way to catch up before committing to buying the latest iterations in the franchises. Some titles leaving the service include Bloodborne as well as blockbuster titles like God of War, Resident Evil 7 Biohazard, and Ratchet & Clank. So make sure you remember to jump on that before May 9, 2023. The good news is that once the PS Plus Collection games have been redeemed, you’ll still be able to play them as long as you’re subscribed to PS Plus. I don't think Sony is doing away with the PS Plus Collection entirely we may see them join the more expensive PS Plus Extra or PS Plus Premium tiers, representing a huge dip in value for the PS Plus Essential tier. So the service has seen somewhat of an uptick over the past three months, although it's been losing members overall since the PS Plus relaunch in June 2022. This comes alongside Sony’s Q3 fiscal report which notes that PS Plus subscribers are up by 1million since last quarter – but this follows a loss of 2million subscribers at the end of September 2022. PS Plus members have until May 9 to add the games to their library before the PS Plus Collection is scrapped for good. The PS Plus collection is made up of 19 PS4 classics including Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, Fallout 4, and The Last of Us Remastered, to name a few. In its reveal of the PS Plus February 2023 lineup, Sony announced that it's removing the free PS Plus Collection which has been a perk for PS Plus members on PS5 since the console launched in 2020. PS5 owners are set to lose out as the PS Plus Collection benefit is set to be axed in May, causing the service to lose even more value.

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