Assassin's Creed Valhalla will be among the games that will leave the PS Plus service in the coming period, according to what appears on the game's page at the moment on the PlayStation Store.

This game is one of the biggest titles that have been used to market the new PS Plus Extra and Premium packages since their launch earlier this year in a phased manner.

Moving a big game like Assassin's Creed Valhalla to higher PS Plus packages is a big deal, especially for fans of the series and this type of open-world RPG. As the game will be leaving the service next month, specifically on December 20th next.

If you are a fan of the series, haven't had time to try this essential part of the series, or have spent some time on it without completing the game, now is your chance to try it for free if you are a subscriber to either of the two PS Plus Extra and Premium packages, where you will be close 25 days to almost finish.

If you’re looking to buy the game to return to it after it’s been removed from the PlayStation Plus bundle, it’s now available to purchase at a reduced price of US$$ 21.44 on the Arabic store only. This offer is only available until November 29th, after which the game will return to its full price of US$$ 65.

Please note that even if you have downloaded the game to your device via the PlayStation Plus Extra or Premium packages, you will not be able to play it after it is removed from the service next month. This is unlike games in the Essential package, which remain effective even after being removed from the library.

Are you thinking of trying the game now? Then go ahead, download it and give it a try before the remaining time runs out.