PlayStation Plus has surprised us for several months with very solid performances, including the first games for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 as well as many other highly recognized games. The latest offering may be another tasty move from Sony.
The past few months have been very kind to PlayStation Plus owners, thanks to which we’ve been able to win premiere gems like Overcooked! Eat as much as you want, Oddworld: Soulstorm or A Plague Tale: Innocence.
We’ll soon know official information from Sony regarding the PlayStation Plus’s October offer, which is traditionally leaked ahead of the premiere thanks to the kindness of discerning netizens and people who can’t keep secrets in their hands.
It turns out that rumors from a week ago may be true and that PlayStation 5 owners will be getting the premiere of a fantastic shooter titled Hell Let Loose – perhaps it will be another Team17 game to debut under Plus. In addition, PS4 owners will finally be able to download Mortal Kombat X, which has long been in the PS Plus lineup for PS5. The last game on display is PGA Tour 2K21, which is entirely possible, because 2K Games have already thrown NBA 2K and WWE 2K Battlegrounds into Plus.
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