For PlayStation Plus Extra subscribers, it's time to pay attention to the list of games scheduled to be removed from the service in February. The PlayStation 5 dashboard's 'Last chance to play' section has revealed that 10 PlayStation 4 titles will be departing, possibly on February 20. Titles like 'Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown', 'Resident Evil 7: Biohazard', and 'Tekken 7' are among those to be cycled out. The exit of 'Tekken 7' is particularly notable with the impending arrival of 'Tekken 8'. Subscribers are encouraged to dive into these games while they are still available. Additionally, the January update to PS Plus Games Catalog saw the inclusion of 14 new games, including 'Resident Evil 2' and 'Just Cause 3' for Extra and Premium members, as well as new titles in the Classic Games Catalog exclusive to Premium subscribers.

What games are leaving PlayStation Plus Extra in February?

Games leaving the PlayStation Plus Extra service in February include 'Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown', 'Hue', 'I Am Setsuna', 'Lost Sphear', 'Lost Words: Beyond the Page', 'Oninaki', 'Resident Evil 7: Biohazard', 'Tacoma', 'Tekken 7', and 'Thomas Was Alone'.

'Tekken 7', developed by Bandai Namco Studios, is a fighting game that is part of the long-standing 'Tekken' franchise. It was well-received for its expansive roster, dynamic fighting mechanics, and engaging story mode, contributing to the series' reputation as a staple in the fighting game community. As 'Tekken 7' prepares to leave the PS Plus Extra service, fans may see it as an opportunity to revisit the game before the upcoming release of 'Tekken 8', which is generating buzz in the gaming world for its expected innovations and improvements to the series.