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PS Plus members get Metal Gear Solid V, Amnesia: Collection, Hue free in October 2017

Ohhh.. October 2017 is going to be a pretty big month for PlayStation Plus subscribers.

Sony today revealed the next set of free games for PS Plus members, and they include Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain and Amnesia: Collection for the PS4, Hue and Sky Force Anniversary for the PS Vita (both also cross-buy), and Monster Jam Battlegrounds and Hustle Kings for the PS3.

Oh, and don’t forget to pick up the super fun That’s You! for the PS4 and the free RIGS Mechanized Combat League if you happen to have a PlayStation VR.

See the update here on the PS Blog, and make sure to download this month’s free releases before they expire.

PS Plus free games for October 2017

  • Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain, PS4
  • Amnesia: Collection, PS4
  • Monster Jam Battlegrounds, PS3
  • Hustle Kings, PS3
  • Hue, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS4)
  • Sky Force Anniversary, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS4 & PS3)
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