Last Chance to Play These 8 PS5, PS4 Games on PS Plus

Only a few days left to play F.I.S.T.

by Liam Croft Fri 12th Sep 2025

Next week on Tuesday will mark the monthly rotation of PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium titles, meaning while eight new PS5, PS4, and Classic games are joining the service, a separate list is also leaving. We highlighted these titles when they were added to the Last Chance to Play section, but he's a rundown again of the departing games on Tuesday, 16th September:

UFC 5 (PS5)
The Plucky Squire (PS5)
Night in the Woods (PS5, PS4)
Road 96 (PS5, PS4)
Pistol Whip (PSVR2)
Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir (PS4)
F.I.S.T.: Forged in Shadow Torch (PS5, PS4)
Dragon's Crown Pro (PS4)

The good thing is that most of these games don't come with the longest playtimes, so if you really were that committed, you could probably get through the likes of Road 96, Night in the Woods, and The Plucky Squire in a weekend. The likes of Odin Sphere and Dragon's Crown Pro represent longer experiences, but you could still get a taste of them before they expire on PS Plus Extra.

Will you be moving any of these PS5, PS4 games to the front of your backlog this weekend? Let us know in the comments below.

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Dalamar
Fri 12th Sep 2025

I love metroidvanias, but honestly found FIST mid AF. Dragon's Crown and Odin Sphere are brilliant though, buy them if you can.

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4fold
Fri 12th Sep 2025

Really don’t see the point of removing PSVR2 games. If anything they should ensure they stay on and advertise the hell out of the immediate catalogue of games available to anyone getting the headset. Plus the games are cheap anyway, surely can’t cost Sony that much to keep on.

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ATaco
Fri 12th Sep 2025

I thought F.I.S.T was pretty good, if a bit janky. Same with The Plucky Squire. I think I'll try Road 96 next and probably finish up with Night in the woods if I still have time. Abiotic Factor took so much of my time recently but I don't regret a second of playing that game.

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Jswift56
Fri 12th Sep 2025

@4fold agreed. That was the main reason for me to keep premium but cant see me renewing next year.

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EfYI
Fri 12th Sep 2025

I just got into Night in the Woods (alone) and The Plucky Squire (playing with my daughter). If not for your overview of disappearing content, I wouldn't have tried them at all.

I don't need to finish them, another symptom of subscriptions and how they combat art, dedication and experiencing a narrative from its beginning to the end.

On the other hand, subbing has allowed me to sample so many games and at the end of the day BG3, KCD2, HFW and my other owned games in the backlog don't exactly spoil (pun intended as they can get spoiled in another sense of the word) and expire like the selection of subscription titles.