PlayStation Plus: Free monthly games for October 2024

Here's all the latest free PS4 and PS5 games available to download if you're a PlayStation Plus subscriber.
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PlayStation Plus subscribers are getting three new, free games to download in October 2024, including two major horror titles, and one of the best wrestling games around.

The headliner of the pack is WWE 2K24, and it certainly deserves that spot. Since WWE 2K22, 2K Games and Visual Concepts have been firing on all cylinders, with this franchise becoming more fun and more approachable for all players with each iteration.

WWE 2K24 is particularly good as it features a very strong roster of grapplers, a bunch of over-the-top wrestling moves and matches, and two story mode plots that well-fulfil the dream of being your very own star pro wrestler. Plus, Rhea Ripley is in this game – and everybody loves Mami.

Read: WWE 2K24 review – Grappling with greatness

The Dead Space remake is the next cab off the rank. This sci-fi survival horror is all about facing down your fears while trapped in a claustrophobic space station. Armed with high-tech weaponry and your wits, you’ll need to escape corrupted beings and alien hordes, all while hoping to rescue your partner.

And if you want to keep the horror vibes going in slightly different fashion, you can check out Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!. Despite its cutesy appearance, this is a psychologic horror game that sees you embarking on a school romance that soon turns bizarre and horrific. As the game’s description makes clear, “this game is not suitable for children or those who are easily disturbed.”

All of the above games will be available for PlayStation Plus subscribers to download from 1 October 2024. Until this date, subscribers will also be able to claim August’s free monthly games: Quidditch ChampionsMLB The Show 24 and Little Nightmares 2.

You can learn more about these monthly PlayStation Plus offerings on the PlayStation Blog.

Leah J. Williams is a gaming and entertainment journalist who's spent years writing about the games industry, her love for The Sims 2 on Nintendo DS and every piece of weird history she knows. You can find her tweeting @legenette most days.