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PS Plus members get Super Meat Boy, Broken Age, Unmechanical: Extended free in October

[Update: Full listing for the month below]

Sony has revealed part of their Instant Game Collection lineup for PlayStation Plus members for the month of October.  Well, most of the PS4 part at least.

If you were wondering which goodies would be free to download next month (beginning Tuesday, October 6th), here ya go: Super Meat Boy and Broken Age.

The PS3, PS Vita and Cross-Buy titles have yet to be revealed, but those should be announced soon… probably are also listed below!.

  • Super Meat Boy – PS4, PS Vita
  • Broken Age – PS4, PS Vita
  • Unmechanical: Extended – PS4, PS3
  • Chariot – PS3
  • KickBeat – PS3, PS Vita
  • Kung Fu Rabbit – PS3, PS Vita

Sony also revealed that the free Driveclub PS Plus Edition will be removed after this month, so make sure to grab a copy while you can!

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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