Paranormal Activity: The Lost Soul, a survival horror experience that draws comparisons to P.T., is set to be delisted from all digital storefronts in August despite receiving very positive reviews on platforms like Steam. P.T. went down in history as one of the creepiest lost games, with the original title now only playable on a few devices. The same could happen to Paranormal Activity: The Lost Soul, as its imminent delisting from Steam and other storefronts will make it unplayable for new users.
The list of games getting delisted or shut down continues to grow. So far in 2026, over 50 games have ended support and pulled the plug, and there seems to be no sign of it slowing down. The Lost Soul being removed from storefronts is a particularly tragic case because the game has been quite popular among survival horror fans since its initial release in 2017.
Steam has almost every PC game, but there are a few exceptions. Why were these titles removed from Valve's platform?
Due to licensing expiration, Paranormal Activity: The Lost Soul will leave all digital storefronts, including Steam, Meta, Viveport, and the PlayStation Store, sometime in August 2026. However, those who already own...
