Missing PS Plus Game Endless Dungeon Quietly Returned After Fan Outrage
Topics: PlayStation Plus, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
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Topics: PlayStation Plus, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
A missing PlayStation Plus game has just been quietly returned to players’ libraries following complaints.
Last month, we reported that PlayStation Plus users discovered that Endless Dungeon: Definitive Edition had disappeared from their libraries.
The game was added to the PlayStation Plus Extra Catalog in June 2025, but then mysteriously removed without warning in late December or early January.
Those who had downloaded the game before the removal could still play it, but the game was no longer appearing to new players who wished to download the free game.
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Following backlash from PlayStation Plus subscribers, it looks like the game has reappeared on the service, with all new users able to download and play the game on their PS5 and PS4 systems.
It appears that the removal can be attributed to a glitch with the PlayStation Store that allowed it to be essentially delisted from PS Plus, as theorised by PlayStation Lifestyle.
While Endless Dungeon: Definitive Edition has made it back onto PlayStation Plus Extra, the same can’t be said for other games that disappeared around the same time.
These games include A Hat in Time, Totally Reliable Delivery Service, Spirit of the North: Enhanced Edition, and Carto, which were all believed to be removed around November or December 2025.
The latter two games were due to be removed in February 2026, but instead disappeared from the subscription service months before this.
Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be any sign of A Hat in Time and Totally Reliable Delivery Service returning to the service, but now that Endless Dungeon is back, it’s possible the other titles could follow suit.
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With hundreds of games available on PlayStation Plus, it’s always possible that this glitch could have affected other titles on the service.
As the glitch only affects those who haven’t downloaded the game, it’s possible that it could only be discovered by new subscribers and players rather than long-time veterans of the service.
Meanwhile, new games hitting PlayStation Plus this month include Undisputed, Subnautica: Below Zero, Ultros, and Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown.
Each of these games have been added to PlayStation Plus Essential, while we will have to wait until later this month for the announcement on what new games are coming to PS Plus Extra and Premium.