Playstation Plus Games and Trophies For October 2018
PlayStation Plus Games and Trophies For October 2018
by Dylan Blight
Sony has released the upcoming list of games coming to PlayStation Plus for October 2018. Leading the titles this month is Friday the 13th and Laser League, available October 2cnd.
PlayLink title Knowledge is Power is available for another month, but there is no PSVR bonus game to replace Here They Lie.
This month you will able to achieve a total of 6 Platinum, 26 Gold, 45 Silver, and 180 Bronze trophies an improvement on last month’s low trophy count. The easiest Platinum this month is Master Reboot which can be achieved in less than 6 hours following a guide.
The full list is below.
FRIDAY THE 13th (PS4)
‘Jason is back! Jason Voorhees is unleashed and stalking the grounds of Camp Crystal Lake! Friday the 13th: The Game is one of the most highly-anticipated horror titles of all time. You will finally be able to take on the role as Jason Voorhees and Camp Crystal Lake counselors.’
Friday the 13th has had a troubled history since its release, but we at the Explosion Network have had a lot of fun playing it in the past, even spending a lot of time streaming it on Twitch. Having it on PS+ is going to give the player base a nice boost.
The trophies are quite ridiculous and unless you’re looking to spend hundreds of hours playing this game I wouldn’t worry about looking at them.
LASER LEAGUE (PS4)
‘Vaporise the opposition in the light-speed future of sport.
An all new multiplayer experience – easy to pick up, but near impossible to put down, Laser League starts as a simple test of your reflexes, but soon becomes a strategic showdown with deep team tactics.
Combine your class abilities, dominate the pitch, eliminate your opponents and claim your place on the podium.
Beat Mastery challenges and level up to unlock hundreds of kits and customisations. Rise up the leaderboards and become a sports legend of 2150.
Laser League, like nothing you’ve played before.’
Laser League promotes itself as a combination of a gladiators game and Rocket League hybrid. It released earlier in the year to little attention (I haven’t played it either), but maybe being on PS Plus will give it some needed players. Plus if it’s really good, it could shoot out into success from this.
The trophies are as you’d expect, very multiplayer heavy and require a combination of ranking up, winning and achieving certain conditions including getting MVP 10 times. I’m not sure if you can boost these in private matches so difficulty is uncertain.
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Dylan isn’t happy with what’s happening in the world of PlayStation right now.