Sony has come to the end of another month and revealed the games that PlayStation Plus Essential (replacing the old PlayStation Plus subscription) subscribers will receive on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.

It’s been common that on the French website Dealabs, Billbil-kun has leaked what the next month will have in store for us regarding PlayStation Plus Essential title, and November’s no exception either. All PlayStation Plus subscribers will have access to these titles for free in the final month of autumn. Given the almost impeccably accurate leaks over the last year, it’s worth trusting what he says.

According to the leak, the highlight of November will be Nioh 2 for both PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. Sixteenth-century Japan has been excellently brought to life by Team Ninja, and for those who missed out on what could be considered one of the best of the Souls clones, it is time to catch up. The second game is also cross-gen, as the physics-based puzzle game set in outer space, Heavenly Bodies, will be available for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. The third game will be available exclusively for PlayStation 4 (aside from backwards compatibility. It is LEGO Harry Potter Collection. Are these games coming, or has Sony come to its senses and made a last-minute change?

Yes, these three games are confirmed. But until Monday, the PlayStation Plus Essential games for October are available. These are Hot Wheels Unleashed (PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4), Injustice 2 (PlayStation 4) and Superhot (PlayStation 4). Unlike this trio, November’s line-up is a more hefty offering, as Nioh 2 is not so weak a release that it gets forgotten immediately after the announcement.

And what about PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Plus Premium? It’s a reasonable question because in a post announcing the PS Plus Essential October offerings at the end of September, Sony said they would be revealed “later this month”, and then they took until October 12 to do so, which was a bit ridiculous from the blue team. However, they pulled the same move again: “later this month”, so see you in mid-November…

Source: WCCFTech, PS Blog