PS Plus Gets Two Big Horror Games

PlayStation Plus Unveils Horror Titles and More for October, Including Until Dawn Remake and Silent Hill 2 Remake

Sony's PlayStation Plus has announced significant updates to its service. Starting October 21st, new additions will arrive in the PS Plus Catalog and Premium Classics lineup, including several Halloween-themed titles. Sony officially confirmed a remake of Until Dawn, which will join the PS Plus lineup. The company also confirmed the Silent Hill 2 remake as part of October's offerings. These official announcements validate recent reports from data miner Billbilkun, who had hinted at Until Dawn's inclusion just hours prior to Sony's revelation and accurately leaked Silent Hill 2's presence in a report from the previous week. Beyond these horror titles, the October updates feature Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Wizard with a Gun, and the classic Tekken 3. These additions provide a diverse selection for PS Plus members.

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