A mysterious disappearance of games from Sony's cloud streaming service raises concerns among PS Portal users.
One of the most intriguing developments in the last few days involves a curious incident where dozens of PS5 games have vanished from the PlayStation Portal cloud library. According to PlayStation Lifestyle, players noticed the removal of various titles, including Sony’s own first-party games, leading to speculation about a potential system glitch. The occurrence has prompted numerous Reddit discussions from concerned players, particularly those who utilize the handheld’s capability to stream purchased games without owning a PS5. At this point, the disappearance remains unexplained by Sony, and the company’s terms explicitly allow additions and removals without notice. However, the removal of significant titles like ‘Ghost of Yotei’ suggests a systemic error rather than routine content rotation.
Kynseed and Is This Seat Taken? Hit the PS Store
Last week’s PlayStation Store update included the arrival of two well-regarded titles: Kynseed and Is This Seat Taken?. PlayStation Lifestyle reports both games have been well-received by players, with Kynseed offering a blend of RPG and sandbox elements reminiscent of beloved indie hits, while Is This Seat Taken? promises engaging puzzle mechanics. These releases are another indicator of the PlayStation Store’s efforts in diversifying its library with indie gems.
Screamer Reboot Discounted
For fans of arcade racing, Millstone’s Screamer, a reboot of the classic franchise from the 90s, is available at half price for a limited period on the PlayStation Store. As per PlayStation Lifestyle, the game can be snagged for $29.99 until August 13, after which it will revert to its standard pricing. PS Plus Premium users stand to benefit from a two-hour trial, complete with transferable progress to the full game, adding a layer of value to the subscription.
No Man’s Sky Hits the 10-Year Mark
Hello Games is celebrating the tenth anniversary of its landmark title, No Man’s Sky. As commemorated on the PlayStation Blog, the game has seen extensive evolution and community engagement since its launch in 2016, becoming a staple in the universe of sandbox exploration titles.
Persona Series Remakes and Other Developments
The buzz about potential remakes of the original Persona games continues following recent hints from developers, as Push Square reports. With the growing popularity of the later entries in the series, remaking the earlier titles could draw in new fans and satisfy longtime followers.

















