The PS Plus Extra and Premium lineup for the month of October, 2025, has been leaked, and among the prominent additions to its catalog are Silent Hill 2 and Until Dawn (2024).
Update: Sony Interactive Entertainment has officially announced the lineup of titles being added to PS Plus Extra and Premium in October, 2025.
Original Story: Known leaker billbil-kun has revealed the latest additions to PS Plus Extra and Premium prior to the official announcement, which is expected to happen later today on Wednesday, October 15, 2025. The new lineup of titles will be available to subscribers starting from Tuesday, October 21, 2025. The list includes Silent Hill 2, Until Dawn (2024), As Dusk Falls, and V Rising.
PS Plus Extra Lineup For October 2025
The lineup of games being added to PS Plus Extra in the month of October, 2025, can be seen below.
- Silent Hill 2 | PS5
- Until Dawn (2024) | PS5
- As Dusk Falls | PS5, PS4
- V Rising | PS5
- Yakuza: Like a Dragon | PS5, PS4
- Poppy Playtime: Chapter 1 | PS5, PS4
- Wizard with a Gun | PS5
PS Plus Premium Lineup For October
The lineup of games being added to PS Plus Premium in the month of October, 2025, can be seen below.
- Tekken 3 | PS5, PS4
A remake of Until Dawn was officially revealed in January, 2024, and released for PlayStation 5 and Windows PC on October 4, 2024. The project was handled by Ballistic Moon, a studio founded by former Supermassive developers who had worked on the original title. Built with Unreal Engine 5, the remake features enhanced visuals, a newly composed score by Mark Korven, and introduces a third-person, over-the-shoulder camera perspective along with a new collectible type called Hunger Totems.
Although the core narrative remains mostly unchanged, the remake expands the experience with additional character interactions, an extended prologue, and multiple new endings. The placement of existing totems has also been altered. The “Don’t Move” mechanic, which originally required players to keep the PlayStation controller still, was redesigned to work on PC. A new system called “Stay Calm” was added for controllers without gyroscopic input, preserving the same high-stakes tension without relying on motion controls.
