The summer is over and the nights are drawing in but on the bright side that means we can spend more time losing ourselves in the world of videogames, with a fresh batch of PlayStation Plus games on their way to your system of choice.

Take note that as of the 6th October we will be removing Driveclub PS Plus Edition from the Monthly Games catalogue so if you haven’t had a chance to download it yet make sure your grab it before it disappears.

Without further ado, here are the games coming your way on 6th October:

• Broken Age (PS4/PS Vita)
• Super Meat Boy (PS4/PS Vita)
• Unmechanical Extended (PS4/PS3)
• Kickbeat (PS Vita/PS3)
• Kung Fu Rabbit (PS Vita/PS3)
• Chariot (PS3)

I would gladly pay 25$ a year just to have online multiplayer, i don't need all these "games"...


My sub expired 1 month ago and i'm in no rush to renew, PS Plus died the moment it became a must to play online on the PS4.

YAS to Broken Age and Super Meat Boy.
Vita is getting well served this month !

sweet, was hoping they would have super meat boy as a free game when it got released.

I'll play SMB and try Broken Age because other people seem to like it, don't give a crap about the rest. I'm still hoping to get a somewhat steady stream of decent to good AAA games, even if it's just 1 every 2 months.....

Isn't it about time they added Killzone?

Broken Age is one been debating on buying for months. Now I can use PS+ for it so I am happy with this month.

I really hate to sound like a douche but man this sucks balls. I remember the good old days of PS+ on PS3+Vita where they'd give out amazing games on a monthly basis. Now it's all just...these. I don't think anyone can argue at this point that PS+ has gone waaaay downhill ever since it became a requirement with PS4.

Well at least I'm looking forward to Super meat boy since I never got to play it on my 360. Other than that nothing interesting.

Then I guess you're out of luck since both main gaming consoles this generation require online subscriptions for multiplayer. 

Quite happy with Broken Age and Super Meat Boy.