Sony to Fully Shut Down PlayStation Stars Loyalty Program Next Year

PlayStation Stars program rewarded members redeemable loyalty points and digital collectibles for playing games and completing activities.

Advertisement
Written by Manas Mitul | Updated: 22 May 2025 16:22 IST
Highlights
  • The PlayStation Stars loyalty program is no longer accepting new members
  • The program will fully wind down on November 2, 2026
  • Members can earn digital collectibles and points until July 23, 2025

PlayStation Stars program launched in 2022

Photo Credit: Sony

Sony is shutting down its PlayStation Stars loyalty program that rewarded members for playing games and completing activities on its platform. The program is no longer accepting new members but will fully wind down on November 2, 2026, the company said. Existing PlayStation Star members will be able to earn digital collectibles and points until July 23, 2025, beyond which all program benefits and rewards will be halted.

PlayStation Stars Program is Ending

PlayStation Stars launched in 2022 in select regions and offered digital collectibles to players on the platform. Sony said it would assess its findings from the program as its current version shuts down.

Advertisement

“Since launching the program, we've learned a lot from evaluating the types of activities our players respond best to, and as a company, we are always evolving with player and industry trends,” the company said in a PlayStation Blog post Wednesday.

“Through this evaluation, we have decided to refocus our efforts and will be winding down the current version of PlayStation Stars. We will continue to evaluate our key findings from this program, and are looking into ways to build upon these learnings.”

When is PlayStation Stars Ending?

While the loyalty program is not accepting any new members, existing members will be able to earn digital collectibles, points and level up their status until July 23, 2025, following which all new PlayStation Stars campaigns, rewards or benefits will be halted.

Current members can also continue to redeem their points as long as they don't expire until November 2, 2026, when the program will fully end. However, if existing PlayStation Stars members cancel their membership, they won't be able to rejoin the program and will lose all earned points, Sony said. Earned digital collectibles, however, will remain accessible.

Advertisement

“We want to thank all of our players for supporting PlayStation Stars since the launch in 2022. As we explore new ways to evolve our loyalty program efforts for the future, we'll continue to celebrate all of our players through the various community activities we have planned,” Sony said.

PlayStation Stars program was launched in 2022 and required an active PSN account to join for free. The loyalty program rewarded members for completing different campaigns and activities — like playing a game or earning specific trophies — on the PlayStation platform and was accessible through the PlayStation App on iOS and Android.

Advertisement

Rewards included digital collectibles and loyalty points that could be redeemed in a catalog that may include PSN wallet funds, digital collectibles and select PlayStation Store products.

Sony has initiated several community programs for PlayStation users in the past. Earlier this year, the company announced a unified beta testing program for PS5 and PC games and other PlayStation experiences.

 

Get your daily dose of tech news, reviews, and insights, in under 80 characters on Gadgets 360 Turbo. Connect with fellow tech lovers on our Forum. Follow us on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News for instant updates. Catch all the action on our YouTube channel.

Further reading: Sony, PlayStation Stars, PlayStation, PS5
Advertisement

Related Stories

Popular Mobile Brands
  1. OnePlus 16 vs iQOO 16: Price and Specifications Compared
  2. Here's When Apple's 'Pro and Tell' Launch Event Takes Place
  3. Samsung Galaxy F70 5G With a 5,000mAh Battery Goes on Sale in India
  4. Silicon-Carbon vs Lithium-Ion Batteries: Which One Should You Get?
  5. Vivo V80 FE Visits BIS Certification Site, Likely to Launch in India Soon
  6. Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Review: Near-Flagship Specs, But at What Cost?
  7. Oppo F35 Pro 5G Review: An 8,000mAh Battery and a Lot to Like
  1. Samsung Galaxy F70 5G With 5,000mAh Battery, 50-Megapixel Camera Goes on Sale in India: Price, Offers
  2. Apple ‘Pro and Tell’ Event Set for Next Week; First MacBook With Touchscreen, New iPad Mini and More Expected to Launch
  3. Cysic Shuts Down Bridge After Attacker Illegally Creates 10 Million CYS Tokens
  4. JPM Coin Arrives on Ethereum as JPMorgan Expands Institutional Payments
  5. Vivo V80 FE Reportedly Spotted on BIS Certification Website, India Launch Seems Imminent
  6. Airtel’s New Recharges in India Announced: Rs. 185, Rs. 203 and Rs. 206 Voice-Only Plans Details
  7. Vivo X500 Ultra Leak Reveals Launch Timeline, Chipset, Display and Key Specifications
  8. iQOO Neo 12 Launch Date Announced; Design, Colour Options Teased
  9. Qubic Halts Chain as Attacker Exploits Weak Seeds to Drain 1,400 Wallets
  10. iPhone Duo Battery Capacity Revealed Days Before Foldable Goes on Sale
Download Our Apps
Available in Hindi
© Copyright Red Pixels Ventures Limited 2026. All rights reserved.