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Metal Gear Solid V, Amnesia, And More Coming To PlayStation Plus In October
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and Amnesia: Collection headline the offerings for PlayStation Plus subscribers in October. The critically acclaimed project from Konami scored and sold well, but became notorious for being Hideo Kojima's final project at the publisher.
In addition to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, players will also receive Amnesia: Collection, which includes both horror favorites The Dark Descent and A Machine for Pigs.
You can see the rest of the games available for free to PlayStation Plus subscribers below.
- Monster Jam Battlegrounds (PlayStation 3)
- Hustle Kings (PlayStation 3)
- Hue (Vita, Cross-Buy with PlayStation 4)
- Sky Force Anniversary (Vita, Cross-Buy with PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3)
In addition, PlayStation VR multiplayer title RIGS Mechanized Combat League is free to PS Plus subscribers through November 7, as well as the continued ability to download That's You!, the mobile phone-based PlayLink game. PlayStation Plus members also get access to Hand of the Gods closed beta beginning October 17.
The main PlayStation Plus games are available to download beginning in October.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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