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Here are your free PlayStation Plus games for October 2020
A couple of solid games this month from Sony.

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It’s October, which means it’s time for another batch for free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers. If you aren’t familiar, every month, PlayStation gives subscribers two free games that they can download and enjoy.
Unlike Microsoft, which has had a pretty lame selection of games over the past couple of months, Sony features fewer games, but typically they are of higher quality. This month is no exception, with the two PlayStation 4 titles both being decent pickups if you are looking for something new to play.
It’s worth mentioning here that you’ll need an active PlayStation Plus membership to continue to enjoy these titles.
Free PlayStation Plus games for October 2020
This month, PlayStation 4 gamers will get access to Need for Speed: Payback and Vampyr. They will both be available starting on October 6, and until November 2.
If you are itching for a racing game, Payback is a solid title that admittedly is starting to show its age a bit, but still, free games are always a positive thing. Vampyr is an action roleplaying game and perfect for the spooky month of October.
Overall, both are solid pickups, and should feel right at home in your library of titles.
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