It’s all about the thrills for PlayStation Plus users in October, as Sony’s subscription service is introducing three new titles known for its bonkers moments.<\/p>\n

In a recent blog post, PlayStation announced that the PS Plus monthly lineup for October will include racing title Hot Wheels Unleashed, DC fighting game Injustice 2 and FPS action title Superhot.<\/p>\n

As mentioned in the blog post, PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra and Premium members can add these titles to their library from October 4 to October 31. These games will be available a day after PS Plus’ September 2022 titles in Need for Speed Heat, Granblue Fantasy: Versus and Toem will leave the service.<\/p>\n

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Hot Wheels Unleashed brings the jumps and stunts from the iconic franchise to the video game world in an arcade sim experience that fans shouldn’t miss out on.<\/p>\n
With Injustice 2, players can choose from a myriad of characters from the DC Universe, which includes heroes and villains like Batman, Superman, The Joker and more, both online or in the story-driven campaign.<\/p>\n
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Superhot is part of the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games Lineup for October.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Finally, with Superhot, players are thrusted into an FPS shooter title, where time moves when the players themselves move. With most situations taking place in slow motion, gamers will have to make strategic decisions while taking out enemies.<\/p>\n
Along with these three titles, PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium users will receive more games as part of the October lineup, which will be announced later this month.<\/p>\n
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