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ReportNews · Oct 15, 2026

GTA 5 May Leave PS Plus Two Days Before GTA 6

A notice received by subscribers points to a November 17 removal and directs players to the GTA 6 preorder page.

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GTA 5 may be removed from PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium on November 17, according to a GameSpot report. That date falls only two days before GTA 6 launches on November 19. The notice also directs subscribers to the new game's preorder page.

Reddit users say they received a notification informing them of GTA 5's upcoming departure from the service. The notice specifically refers to the Extra and Premium PlayStation Plus tiers. GameSpot presents the removal as reported information rather than a separate public announcement from Sony or Rockstar.

In the message, Sony encourages both those who have not experienced the story of Franklin, Michael, and Trevor and those who want to revisit it before Jason and Lucia's Vice City story begins. The notice frames this period as the time to play GTA 5 before the change. It then sends subscribers directly to the GTA 6 preorder page.

The gap between the two dates is short: GTA 5 would leave the catalog on November 17, while GTA 6 arrives on November 19. GameSpot says the timing suggests an attempt to move players from the current game to the new release. That motive is the outlet's interpretation, however, and is not presented as a confirmed intention from Sony or Rockstar in the available summary.

GTA 5 has previously moved in and out of another subscription service. According to GameSpot, the game has rotated through the Xbox Game Pass catalog over the years. It is not currently available through Microsoft's service either.

For PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers, November 17 is the key date. If the notice takes effect as described, access to GTA 5 through those membership tiers will end before GTA 6 launches. The source does not mention any change affecting separately purchased copies of GTA 5.

It remains unclear whether the reported removal date applies to every PlayStation Plus region. The summary also does not say whether the departure will be permanent or if GTA 5 could return to the catalog later. No additional details about possible differences between markets are provided.

For now, the reported facts are the November 17 date shown to subscribers and the notice's link to the GTA 6 preorder page. Together, they place the end of this subscription-access period almost directly beside the new game's launch. The information was reported by GameSpot.