Sony has discontinued the loyalty program attached to the PlayStation 5, Polish gaming outlet PPE.pl reported on Monday. According to PPE.pl, the removal brings an end to the PS Store top-ups and free games that members received through the scheme.
The report frames the change as a clean break: the benefits tied to the program are no longer part of the PS5 experience. PPE.pl's headline states plainly that the top-ups and complimentary titles are finished.
The material available does not specify when the program was shut down, how many players were enrolled, or whether Sony issued any statement explaining the decision. It also does not say whether existing members will receive any form of compensation or transition period.
What is clear from the reporting is the scope of what is being withdrawn. Two of the program's most visible perks — credit applied toward PS Store purchases and games provided at no cost — are named by PPE.pl as the elements coming to an end.
Loyalty schemes of this kind are typically used by platform holders to reward repeat spending and keep players inside a single storefront. Removing one reduces the incentives attached to buying through that ecosystem, though PPE.pl's report does not address Sony's reasoning.
For now, the story rests on a single outlet's account, and the underlying announcement has not been detailed in the available material. Readers should treat the specifics of timing and eligibility as unconfirmed until Sony or additional outlets provide them.
Watch for an official Sony statement or support page update confirming the program's status and clarifying what happens to any remaining member benefits.
