PS Plus Monthly Games for October Include WWE 2K24, Dead Space and Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!
Sony has revealed the slate of PlayStation Plus monthly games for October. Next month's free PS Plus titles include wrestling sim WWE 2K24, survival-horror shooter Dead Space, and visual novel Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! The three games will be playable for all PS Plus subscribers across Essential, Extra and Deluxe/Premium tiers starting October 1.
The PlayStation parent revealed October's PS Plus lineup at its State of Play broadcast on Tuesday. PlayStation Plus members can add all three titles to their game libraries until November 4 and continue playing as long as they have an active PS Plus subscription.
Additionally, the monthly PS Plus games for September are available on the service till September 30. These include Quidditch Champions, MLB The Show 24 and Little Nightmares II. Here's a look at next month's PS Plus monthly games lineup:
There's not much new to talk about a WWE 2K game, as fans of the long-running franchise already know what they're getting. Visual Concepts' latest wrestling title, which released in March, brings marginal improvements over its predecessor. There are some gameplay refinements, and players get a “Super Finisher” this time for a more hard-hitting finishing move.
WWE 2K24's Showcase mode celebrates 40 years of WrestleMania, letting players relive some of the greatest moments from the competition. You can play landmark matches of WWE legends like Undertaker and Andre the Giant or fight as modern superstars like Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns. The game will be available on PS4 and PS5.
Roman Reigns in WWE 2K24
Photo Credit: 2K
The 2023 remake of the original Dead Space arrives on PS Plus next month. It's a survival-horror classic, with players taking control of an engineer, Isaac Clarke, as he explores USG Ishimura, a mining ship run over by grotesque monsters, Necromorphs. Clarke must investigate what went down on the ship and look for any survivors, while dispatching the Necromorphs he encounters with an array of engineering
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