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PlayStation Plus October Titles Include Batman, Bunnies, And Bonus Driveclub
You’ve still got a week to pick up September’s PlayStation Plus games, so don’t worry about the calendar saying “October.” If you’ve already burned through all six titles and are looking for something new though, the next slate has been announced.
This month will bring seven games, including the Driveclub trial we were promised way back at the PlayStation 4 launch. On PS4, you can grab that along with Dust: An Elysian Tale and Spelunky (also cross-buy).
PlayStation 3 owners get Batman: Arkham Asylum and Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara). On Vita, you can pick up Pix the Cat (also cross-buy on PS4) and Rainbow Moon (netting you the PS3 version, too).
These titles will become available after the store refreshes on Tuesday, October 7.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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