The PS Plus Extra October 2023 games have seemingly been leaked ahead of an official announcement from Sony once again.
It will come as no surprise that this 'info' comes from credible deals leaker 'billbil-kun', who posted the upcoming game line-up on French deals site Dealabs. This leaker has an almost solid track record when it comes to leaking PS Plus as well as Xbox Game Pass games. Recently, 'billbil-kun' has also been leaking game announcements, including the now-released Mortal Kombat 1.
There have been some rumors recently that The Last of Us Part II would be added to Sony's subscription service this month, but according to the leaker, Naughty Dog's sequel isn't part of this month's line-up. So which titles will be added to the PS Plus Extra library later this month? For starters, Rocksteady's Gotham Knights is said to be added to Sony's PS Plus Extra tier. This title is already available on Game Pass, and if true, it will also be made available on PlayStation Plus. Other titles are rumored to include, Disco Elysium: The Final Cut, The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes, Alien Isolation, Dead Island Definitive Edition, Elite Dangerous, and Gungrave G.O.R.E
Sony will officially announce its PS Plus Extra October line-up later this week on October 11 at 17:30 UK time. The announced titles will then be available starting October 17th. We'll update this article following Sony's official announcement.
Here's what we wrote about Gotham Knight and House of Ashes in our reviews last year and the year before that:
"Gotham Knights is an enjoyable action RPG that follows in the footsteps of the Batman: Arkham legacy while striking out on its own in a slightly different direction. It's the most realistic Gotham City we've seen yet, even though the story is only serviceable and the performance is disappointing. Still, fans of the genre and the characters should have fun with the game."
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes
"The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is easily the best of the series so far. There are clear improvements in gameplay, such as difficulty options and complete control over the camera, which help push this forward. The writing also takes strides forward, with an excellent cast of characters, more realistic writing, and a satisfying narrative throughout. Add the already exceptional abilities of Supermassive Games at building atmosphere, and you have a recipe for a great game - something that I firmly believe House of Ashes is."
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