PS Plus October 2024: Every Essential, Extra, & Premium Game Coming This Month

A variety of new games were revealed for PlayStation Plus in October 2024. Divided into three different tiers, PlayStation Plus is Sony's subscription service for both online play and distribution of games. At the lowest tier, Essential, it basically grants players access to online features, and throws in a handful of freebies every month. At higher tiers, Extra and Premium, it works more like Xbox Game Pass, with a library of games available at no additional cost, including day-one releases and PlayStation classics.

During the State of Play presentation on September 24, Sony spent some time discussing the new releases for PlayStation Plus during the following month. October is all about horror games, and that's reflected in the PS Plus lineup for the month, with a handful of terrifying titles available on each and every tier.

PlayStation's September 2024 State of Play mixed some major reveals with a few minor updates, but it's worth checking out everything that appeared.

But even horror non-fans will find something to love about PS Plus' upcoming lineup, with PlayStation classics and massive triple-A titles coming to the service this fall. Here's everything coming to PlayStation Plus in October 2024.

According to a post on the official PlayStation.Blog, the three games coming to PlayStation Plus' Essential Tier in October 2024 are,, and (2023). All three will become available on October 1, and can be downloaded and enjoyed by players for as long as they remain PS Plus subscribers. is the big outlier here, the only non-horror game to be announced for October. This likely means the pro wrestling franchise is gearing up for the announcement of, which was recently delayed to Q4 of its 2025 fiscal year.

PS Plus games typically become available on the first Tuesday of each month. October 1 happens to fall on a Tuesday this year, so PS Plus games will be available from the very beginning of the month.

and are the big flagship spooky games in the October lineup this year.