Well, it looks like Black Ops 3 for PS4, which was part of the PS+ Free games in June 2018 has also been removed from my digital library. So damn frustrating. I wonder how many other games disappeared.

@GTR12: I checked a few other games from that time and it just seemed like that one game, from Jan 2015. Might be others though. No way to tell.

@Sevenizz: No. They are not deleting games that are downloaded, but they are deleting games from the cloud so that you are no longer able to download them.

Just wanted to provide a public service announcement for PS+ users out there.

For those of you that may not be aware, Sony has removed "purchased" games that were offered for free with PS+. Specifically, Prototype 2 which was available in Jan 2015 though there may be more. Unfortunately, Sony provides no notification which would allow users to download the game to their system. The game, Prototype 2, is no longer available because a newer bundle version came out which costs ~$30. Evidence of the purchase was also deleted from the account. If not for an email receipt of the purchase, no one would know that the item was purchased. The purchase history should still be in the account with a note saying the content is no longer available. They could not even tell me if any other games have been removed.

In my opinion, it is unethical that Sony does not notify customers that content will no longer be available. When I asked the manager if anything could be done, he quoted the terms and conditions saying "We reserve the right to remove any content and communication from PSN Services at our sole discretion without notice". However, after I spoke with him and looked at the terms and conditions, this statement only applies to content and communications as it relates to violations of the code of conduct. This is not a customer focused practice and I am very disappointed in Sony. How many other digital purchases have been deleted? There is no way of knowing.

Just wanted to let everyone know.

Its a great experience

PS4.

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