Destruction AllStars and other PS5 games face delisting or shutdown this winter

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Several PS5 games are disappearing or losing online features over the next two months. Push Square reports that Destruction AllStars will go completely offline on 25 November, and most of its single player content will go with it

Synduality Echo of Ada removes in game purchases on 18 December and becomes single player only. The PSVR2 game Zenith Nexus goes offline the same day

On 31 December, Avatar Quest for Balance, Street Outlaws 1 and 2 and Hotel Transylvania 3 will be delisted as their licences expire. NBA 2K25's online features also end that day

Games that players have already bought will stay in their libraries. Online features, however, will not come back

Destruction AllStars was a PS Plus launch title for the PS5, so many players have it in their collection. Losing most of its content when servers close shows the downside of online only design. Licensed games vanishing is a reminder to buy them while you can if you care about them

Did you play Destruction AllStars? And should online games always keep an offline mode after shutdown?