PS Plus October line up: Horizon Forbidden West and Mafia

Madison Clarke 10/15/2026

Every month, the PlayStation ecosystem delivers a fresh wave of content, and this month, October, is shaping up to be a powerhouse for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers. Sony has loaded the service with a diverse and compelling lineup, offering everything from massive first-party hits to deep-cut indie gems and thrilling horror experiences.

Subscribers can jump straight into the action with titles immediately available. Right now, the catalog features The Midnight Walk, giving players an immediate entry point into intriguing new worlds.

Mark your calendars for key releases scheduled for the month: on October 20th, players can dive into the sprawling narrative of Mafia: The Old Country and the breathtaking world of Horizon Forbidden West, alongside the unexpected addition of the quirky indie adventure, Mycopunk, which arrives as a fantastic day-one exclusive.

The excitement doesn’t stop there. On October 27th, the platform expands its offerings with a fantastic mix of titles, including the highly anticipated sequel Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2, the engaging adventure Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition, and the unique sports simulation Monster Energy Supercross 25 – The Official Video Game.

For those who opted for the top tier, PlayStation Plus Premium members receive an even deeper catalog of content. In addition to the monthly releases, Premium members gain access to classics like Dino Crisis 2 and the sprawling strategy of RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 Complete Edition.

Premium subscribers also get access to exciting trials and legacy experiences, including Mortal Shell II and Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, broadening the scope of classic and immersive gaming available on the service.

One title that garners particular attention is Horizon Forbidden West. Its inclusion serves as an interesting marker in the service’s history. While it had previously appeared on PS Plus Extra in February 2023, it had since moved on, and Sony later acknowledged that that earlier inclusion impacted direct sales. Now, with the game having been around for nearly five years, its presence on the service feels more cemented and permanent.

This October lineup proves that PlayStation Plus remains a destination for gamers, offering a rich, varied, and constantly evolving library of games that keeps the community engaged with brand new adventures and beloved classics.