Once again, leaker “billbil-kun” has upped the lineup and moved two of the three October 2023 PS Plus games to the base level. As a result, these names ended up appearing prematurely online – and Sony will make the official announcement on Wednesday (27).
According to the leaker, the list will bring the following news to subscribers:
It is important to remember that Billbill-kun has a high infection rate, however, it should not be treated as an official source. It is worth waiting for Sony’s announcement tomorrow (27) to confirm this lineup.
More on PS Plus games for October 2023
Don’t know or want to know more information about potential PS Plus games for October 2023? Check it below:
Callisto Protocol
With a third-person narrative, this survival horror game is set 300 years in the future. The player assumes the role of Jacob Lee, who has been thrown by fate into the Black Iron Prison, a maximum security prison located on Callisto, Jupiter’s moon. Chaos ensues when prisoners turn into monstrous creatures. In order to survive, Jacob must escape from the Black Iron Prison, eliminating any obstacle. Along the way, he will discover the dark and disturbing secrets hidden beneath Callisto’s surface.
Farming Simulator 22
Step into the shoes of the modern farmer! Agriculture, livestock and forestry will offer you a wide range of activities amid the challenges posed by the four seasons, especially winter. Get creative in setting up your farm and create a production chain to expand your operations and form a farming empire! Take advantage of cross-platform functionality to manage your farm with your friends.
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