PlayStation players are in shock after a massive 23 games are taken down with just weeks left to play

PLAYSTATION adds free games to its PS Plus subscription service every month, but it also takes some down.

In November, 23 games will be leaving PlayStation Plus, including a number of popular series and titles.

Every Kingdom Hearts games is being removed from PS PlusCredit: Square Enix

Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of the best games of all time with an incredible 97 rating on review aggregate site Metacritic.

Only one game surpasses this, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

This open-world cowboy adventure was loved by fans and critics alike for how alive the world felt, and how each person’s experience is different.

Another major upset is the removal of the entire Kingdom Hearts series, which totals eight games.

Every game available on PlayStation is represented here, providing fans with hundreds of hours of gameplay.

This is an action-RPG series that blends the worlds of Final Fantasy and Disney together for a completely original story.

Klonoa will also be removed from the PS Plus library, and the Phantasy Reverie Series contains both games from the series.

These are 2.5D platformers set in a whimsical world with gameplay based on grappling around.

Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen will also be leaving next month, after the excellent sequel Dragon’s Dogma 2 launched this year.

It’s another action RPG, but this time in a high-fantasy setting with plenty of magic, and of course, dragons.

Other smaller games have caused upset with the excellent What Remains of Edith Finch, and Overcooked 2 also scheduled for removal.

These games are expected to leave PS Plus in mid-November, most likely November 19.

Here is the full list of games leaving PS Plus in November:

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