PlayStation Delistings: Synduality and Street Outlaws Titles Pulled
Synduality: Echo of Ada drops in-game purchases on December 18, while several Street Outlaws and Avatar titles leave the PlayStation Store on December 31, 2026.
A wave of PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 games and online services will be delisted or shut down across November and December 2026, according to gamerant.com. The changes cover both full game removals from the PlayStation Store and the end of online support for several titles.
SYNDUALITY: Echo of Ada will have its in-game purchases removed on December 18 as the game transitions to a single-player experience. On the same date, online services for Zenith: Nexus on PSVR 2 will end.
Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble, a mobile title still in soft launch, will be delisted on November 21, while Destruction AllStars will see its PS5 online services end on November 25, 2026.
Several titles leave the store on December 31, 2026: Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance for PS4 and PS5, Street Outlaws: The List for PS4, Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All for PS5, and Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard for PS4. NBA 2K25 online services for PS4 and PS5 also end that day.
Players who purchase the delisted titles before removal can keep them in their library and continue to play. The Street Outlaws delisting, developed by GameMill, was confirmed back in October 2026 and affects all gaming storefronts, not just the PlayStation Store.
Quick answers
When is Synduality: Echo of Ada losing in-game purchases?
In-game purchases will be removed on December 18 as the game transitions to a single-player experience.
Can I still play games after they are delisted from the PlayStation Store?
Yes. Players who purchase the delisted titles before removal can keep them in their library and continue to play.
When do the Street Outlaws games leave the PlayStation Store?
Street Outlaws: The List (PS4) and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All (PS5) will be delisted on December 31, 2026.