Trending Now - Sony Removes Hundreds of Low-quality Games From Playstation Store

WHO:

Eurogamer - Sony, GoGame Console Publisher, VRCForge Studios, Welding Byte

Push Square - Sony, Welding Byte, GoGame Console Publisher, VRCForge

WHAT:

Eurogamer - Sony has delisted a number of games from its storefronts, including titles from GoGame Console Publisher and VRCForge Studios.

Eurogamer - Games removed include Urban Driver Simulator, Water Blast Shooter - Wet Gun, Racing Car Chaos: Extreme Stunt Showdown, Supermarket CEO Simulator, and Jesus Simulator.

Push Square - Sony has removed hundreds of low-quality games from the PlayStation Store.

Push Square - Titles removed include Jesus Simulator, Watermelon Fruits Puzzle, and Card Shop Game Store: TCG Simulator.

Eurogamer - Sony previously removed over a thousand games from a single developer in January 2026.

WHERE:

Eurogamer - PlayStation Store

WHEN:

Eurogamer - The delisting of games occurred in April 2026.

Eurogamer - The previous removal of over a thousand games took place in January 2026.

Push Square - Jesus: The Journey launched in the week prior to April 5th, 2026.

WHY:

Eurogamer - Sony is tackling publishers and developers that release low-effort games or titles similar to successful indie titles.

Push Square - Sony aims to clean up the PlayStation Store from poor quality software and cash grabs.

HOW:

Eurogamer - Sony is actively delisting games from its digital storefronts as part of its ongoing efforts against shovelware publishers.

(UPDATED April 5, 2026 23:04 UTC)

Sony has recently delisted a number of low-quality games from the PlayStation Store, including titles like Urban Driver Simulator and Jesus Simulator, as part of its effort to clean up the platform. This move follows a significant removal of over a thousand games from a single developer back in January 20th26, highlighting Sony's commitment to tackling publishers that release low-effort titles. The latest round of delistings occurred in April 20th26, as the company aims to improve the overall quality of software available to its users.