Overview
- PlayStation delisted another wave of low-quality games, with the entire catalogues of Welding Byte, GoGame Console Publisher, and VRCForge removed.
- Titles reported pulled include Jesus Simulator, Urban Driver Simulator, Water Blast Shooter, Supermarket CEO Simulator, and Card Shop Game Store: TCG Simulator.
- Community tracker PSNProfiles first flagged the removals, which outlets like Push Square, Eurogamer, and GamesRadar then corroborated.
- Sony is targeting releases seen as asset flips, knock-offs, or AI-generated slop, including games with names designed to mimic popular indie titles.
- This continues a broader cleanup after January’s mass purge of more than 1,000 titles from one developer, with the effort improving store quality even as new lookalike releases keep appearing.