Back in January 2026, PlayStation removed over 1,000 games from its store. Another wave of delisting happened in April. Webnetic, a developer and publisher, has confirmed that its days on the PlayStation store are numbered.
“🎮 As our journey on PlayStation comes to an end, we want to thank everyone who played our games, supported our releases, and joined us along the way, ❤️” the publisher revealed on X.
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“These are our final days on PlayStation, so if you’ve ever wanted to check out our games, now is the perfect time to do so before they’re gone. But this isn’t the end for us. We’re continuing our journey on Xbox, Nintendo, and Steam, and we have exciting projects ahead — including more updates on Panic House: Awakening 👀🏚️ Stay tuned, and thank you for being part of our adventure. 🚀”.
Webnetic has the third-highest number of titles on the PlayStation Store. In January 2026, the publisher had 1,222 titles on the store. However, the majority of the games are shovelware.
Shovelware games are either knockoffs of popular titles designed to profit off unsuspecting buyers or games designed for trophy acquisition. Neither of these often guarantees a quality experience for players.
Webnetic has a library that is populated with mobile games, often priced at around $2. According to the statistics on its website, its library includes 166+ games across 11+ genres. Some of their latest releases include Ore Klost, Parking Problem, Panic House Awakening, and Archerio. All of them are low-quality titles.
The PlayStation store has been criticized for being a Haven for knockoffs and rip-offs. However, it appears Sony wants to change that narrative with its ongoing sanitization. It will be interesting to see how long they will keep up with this surveillance.
