PS4 Heist Game ‘Filthy Lucre’ Faces Imminent Delisting—Grab It While You Can

If you’ve been hunting for a hidden‑gem on the PlayStation 4, the window is closing fast. Fabrik Games’ 2016 tactical‑stealth heist, Filthy Lucre, was quietly pulled from Steam on July 24, and all signs point to a similar fate on the PlayStation Store.

Unlike a hard delist, existing owners can still fire up the game on both PC and console, but new purchases are no longer possible on Steam and are likely to disappear from the PS Store soon. The developer‑publisher hasn’t offered any official explanation, leaving us to guess that a licensing agreement for some underlying technology has simply run out, or perhaps the online servers that support the multiplayer component are being shut down.

Back in 2016 the title managed to attract almost two hundred user reviews, earning a respectable 4.13 out of 5 stars. Over half of those reviewers gave it a perfect score, praising its gritty London setting and the blend of stealth and planning required for each of the fifteen missions spread across five locations.

For those unfamiliar, Filthy Lucre drops you into a world of high‑stakes robbery where every decision matters. The difficulty curve is noticeable but never cruel—think of it as a solid challenge rather than a punishment. The game is single‑player only, though it does feature an online component that may become defunct if the servers go dark.

Price‑wise the title sits at $17.99 on the PlayStation Store, and thanks to backward compatibility you can also run it on a PS5. There’s no dedicated PS5 version, so if you have a next‑gen console you’ll still be playing the PS4 build.

In short, if you’ve been curious about a tactical heist game that isn’t drowned out by today’s live‑service behemoths, now’s the moment to add Filthy Lucre to your library before it potentially disappears forever. Feel free to drop a comment below or hop over to the ComicBook Forum to discuss the game and the strange delisting mystery.