Sony has announced its PlayStation Plus monthly games for October 2026, with the three-title selection becoming available on 6 October. F1 25, a Formula 1 racing game, is included in the offering, as first reported by Eurogamer.
The company said the games will be available to all PlayStation Plus users. Sony has confirmed three games in total for the October selection, though it has only named F1 25 so far.
F1 25 puts Formula 1 racing in October’s selection
F1 25 gives subscribers a motorsport title built around Formula 1 competition. Its inclusion establishes racing as part of the October roster, alongside two as-yet unnamed games from other parts of the medium.
The monthly game offer remains a regular part of the subscription’s appeal because it sets a new reason for members to check the service each month. For Formula 1 fans who already hold a membership, the 6 October start date gives them a defined point at which F1 25 joins the catalogue of games offered that month.
Sony’s announcement also gives the October slate a clear date well ahead of its arrival. That matters for subscribers deciding what to play during the month, particularly when a known entry is tied to a sport with an established annual game audience.
Sony has more October details to reveal
The announcement confirms the size of the roster and its availability date, but leaves important details pending. Sony has not identified the other two games, specified which PlayStation platforms will receive the three titles, or stated when access to the October lineup will end.
Those details will determine the full value of the selection for individual members, since platform availability can affect who can play each release. They will also show what kind of range Sony intends for a month currently defined by Formula 1 racing.
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