PlayStation Plus members are in for a treat rather than a trick this month with Sony dropping £120 worth of free games available to download now.
A new month means new games being added to the PS Plus catalogue and October is no exception. The Callisto Protocol, Weird West Definitive Edition and Farming Simulator 22 are up for grabs this time which would total up to £120 if bought outright. Luckily, PS Plus Essential members can grab them for free and they are not to be missed out on.
Check out The Callisto Protocol launch trailer below!
The Callisto Protocol is a 2022 survival horror game by Striking Distance Studios and is considered the “spiritual successor” to Dead Space. Set 300 years into the future, you will take on the role of Jacob Lee who has been locked up in a penitentiary located on Jupiter’s moon, Callisto. When the inmates begin transforming into monstrous creatures, Jacob must battle his way to safety whilst uncovering the dark secrets lurking beneath the surface of Callisto.
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From the moons of Jupiter to the Wild West with Weird West Definitive Edition. The action RPG from WolfEye Studios is set in a fantasy version of the Wild West where lawmen and gunslingers must live alongside fantastical creatures. From the co-creators of Dishonoured and Prey, follow a group of atypical heroes as they explore a frontier where every choice has consequences. With each journey tailored to your decisions, every playthrough is unique.
Last but not least, hop on your tractor and get stuck into Farming Simulator 22, the latest instalment in the series by GIANTS Software. If you have ever wondered what it would be like to own and run your own farm, look no further as Farming Simulator is as close as you can get. With the chance to operate real machines, you can live out your childhood fantasies alongside access to new maps, crops, machines and more.
The Callisto Protocol, Weird West Definitive Edition and Farming Simulator 22 are available to download now for PlayStation Plus members.
Topics: PlayStation, Playstation Plus