Date:
October 10, 2024
The October list of downloadable PS4 and PS5 game titles has been updated for PlayStation Plus Premium members.
The Sony PlayStation community has a close-knit engagement environment, thanks to the company's regularly updated free and paid titles. For October, PlayStation Plus Premium members can now get early access to exciting new titles, including Dead Island 2, Two Point Campus, Gris, and Return to Monkey Island.
PlayStation has not left behind its Classic console community either. Owing to the advancement in cloud streaming, PlayStation Plus Premium also offers downloadable titles to PS1, PS2, and PSP device owners. The old-school consoles may be outdated in terms of graphics quality, but the aesthetics compel development companies to create compatible versions of the latest game titles, including Dino Crisis, Siren, and R-Type Dimensions EX.
For the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members, the below-mentioned game titles will be made available to download starting from October 15, 2024:
- Dead Island 2 | PS4, PS5
- Two Point Campus | PS4, PS5
- The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me | PS4, PS5
- Gris | PS4, PS5
- Return to Monkey Island | PS5
- Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed | PS4, PS5
- Firefighting Simulator The Squad | PS4, PS5
- Overpass 2 | PS5
- Tour de France 2023 | PS4, PS5
- Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands* | PS4
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands is an exclusive game title being re-released for PlayStation Plus members. PS VR2 and Classic titles include:
- The Last Clockwinder | PS VR2
- Dino Crisis | PS4, PS5
- Siren | PS4, PS5
- R-Type Dimensions EX | PS4
It is important to note that these game titles are available for adding to the library only till November 2, 2024. Sony has also released the latest PlayStation Plus Essential Games list, which includes WWE 2K24 (PS4, PS5), Dead Space (PS5), and Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! (PS4, PS5). These titles are made free to download for Plus Premium and Extra members.
Sony has also begun selling refurbished PS5 consoles to promote recycling behavior in its gaming community without compromising on their experience. The game company is also gearing up for the PlayStation 5 Pro launch in November, keeping the price at $699.99. The new powerful console will allow better cross-platform game compatibility and overall graphic experience.
