Following a wave of delistings and server closures that rattled the PlayStation ecosystem in March and April, the PS Store is finally settling into a calmer rhythm as we head into June 2026.
That said, there are still a handful of key updates that every PlayStation user should note.
Leading the charge is the high‑profile removal of Call of Duty: Warzone, marking the end of an era for the title that has been a staple of the platform for nearly 13 years since its launch. While the classic PS4 editions of the core game and the recently rebranded Pinball FX Midnight will continue to be available for purchase, they will no longer receive new downloadable content or updates from June 1st onward.
For players who have invested heavily in the Warzone ecosystem, this change means the end of future content releases and a gradual winding down of community activity, prompting many to consider migrating to the PS5 version or exploring alternative battle royale experiences.
In the wake of recent restructuring at Epic Games, the beloved racing title Horizon Chase Turbo will be removed from the PlayStation Store on June 1. This action also affects its downloadable content, including the popular Senna Forever pack. Players who already own the game will retain access within their digital libraries, and the sequel, Horizon Chase 2, remains fully available on both PS4 and PS5.
Following its earlier removal in May, the PlayStation 4 edition of Battlefield Hardline is slated to go offline on June 22. The PlayStation 3 version has already been taken down.
Perhaps the most consequential development is the scheduled delisting of Call of Duty: Warzone for PS4 on June 4. This change will impact only the PS4 version; players who have already installed the client will retain full gameplay access until roughly November. Activision has yet to announce a definitive date for the shutdown of online services, but insiders suggest that the cut‑off will coincide with the launch of Season 1 for the upcoming Modern Warfare 4.
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