PlayStation Plusmembers across the Extra and Premium tiers gain access to 23 games today.PS Plus Extra offers a massive catalogof PS4 and PS5 games, while Premium users also get to play select PS1, PSP, and PS2 titles, as well as PS3 games via online streaming.
Sony adds new games to the PS Plus Extra and Premium libraries in the middle of every month. Members can play these games for as long as they are a part of thePS Pluslineup, as fans lose access once they leave the service. This functions differently from the free monthly games available to users across all three tiers, as players have access to them for as long as their subscription lasts. The lineup for October 2022 is now available to PS Plus Extra and Premium members at no extra cost.
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Earlier last week, Sony announced thatPS Plus Extra and Premium members will get 23 games in October 2022. This includesGrand Theft Auto: Vice City - The Definitive Edition,Assassin’s Creed Odyssey,Dragon Quest 11 S: Echoes of an Elusive Age,Inside, andThe Mediumamong others.
PS Plus Extra Games for October 2022 List
PS Plus Premium Games for October 2022 List
Manygames from October’s PS Plus lineupdo not take up too much storage space.Assassin’s Creed Odysseyis quite large, as it requires users to download 82.030 GB of data, but games likeGrand Theft Auto: Vice CityandDragon Quest 11 Sneed around 11.976 GB and 30.553 GB respectively. The critically acclaimedInsideonly takes up 3.459 GB of storage, and the file sizes of the rest of the catalog are also quite reasonable.
The overall lineup of the Extra tier seems solid, butPS Plus Premium continues to disappoint usersinterested in playing retro games. Premium is the most expensive tier of the revamped PS Plus and the catalog of classic games is one of its biggest selling points. However, the lineup of PS1, PS2, and PSP titles appears to be lacking as the selection only has a few games to choose from.
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