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PlayStation Plus In November Gets Biblical And Tactical
Your time is running out to grab October’s PlayStation Plus games, but don’t fret. You still have until the store refreshes on Tuesday, November 4.
Once that happens, you’ll have a brand new slate of games available as part of your membership. On PlayStation 4, you’ll get The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth and Steamworld Dig. PS3 owners can grab Luftrausers and Frozen Synapse Prime.
Finally, Vita owners will get access to The Hungry Horde and Escape Plan. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, Escape Plan, Steamworld Dig and Luftrausers are all cross-buy titles, and with Frozen Synapse Prime already available for the handheld, it may also be eligible (we’re checking into it). Update: Frozen Synapse Prime is not eligible for cross-buy.
For the listing of last month’s titles, head over to our previous coverage. The one thing you'll not find in the store is the Driveclub PlayStation Plus edition. That has been delayed indefinitely due to ongoing (but improving) server problems.
Note: The information in this story was gleaned from the above video, which Sony has since made private.
Our Take
Vita owners with PlayStation Plus make out like bandits this month, with four (maybe five) of the six titles playable on the handheld. While there are no AAA games included this month, the cross-buy eligible games included give players a wider variety of options.
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