Overview
- Sony confirmed Tuesday that the PlayStation Plus PC app will stop working on December 10, 2026, and the company has already removed related download and support pages.
- PlayStation says the decision rests on usage data showing fewer than 0.4% of eligible PS Plus Premium members used the PC streaming app.
- The PC app was a legacy holdover from PS Now that streamed mostly PS3 and PS4 titles, never supported PS5 games, and was limited by discoverability and technical quirks such as controller and stability issues.
- Sony says the shutdown will not change PlayStation Plus memberships or console streaming on PS5, PS4, or PlayStation Portal, and affected Premium subscribers will be notified directly.
- Coverage frames the move as part of a wider pullback from PC initiatives — including fewer recent PC ports — which could reduce ways for PC players to access older PlayStation-only games while sharpening PlayStation's console focus.