PS5 Delistings and Server Closures Set for November and December 2026

Several PlayStation games are scheduled to be delisted or lose online services in November and December 2026, according to a Push Square roundup. The list covers about eight titles, with changes ranging from full server shutdowns to removed in-game purchases and storefront removals.

Destruction AllStars is first. The Sony game will go completely offline on 25th November. Push Square reports that most single player content will become unplayable outside a few arcade challenges, though the platform holder says the overall experience may be affected in those too.

Synduality: Echo of Ada will have in-game purchases removed on 18th December. The Bandai Namco live service shooter is being repurposed as a single player-only experience, with more changes planned in 2027. PSVR2 MMO Zenith: Nexus will go offline the same day.

At the end of the year, several delistings are tied to expiring licenses, primarily from publisher GameMill. Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance is listed for PS5 and PS4 on 31st December, alongside Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard on PS4 and both Street Outlaws titles. Purchases made before removal will remain in libraries, according to the report.

NBA 2K25 will lose online servers on 31st December, but single player modes will remain. Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble, which never officially released, will be removed from mobile storefronts on 21st November.

Players who already own delisted games keep them, but online-dependent modes and purchases are the key concerns. Push Square says it will update if more announcements are made before the end of the year.