Sony has expanded the PlayStation Plus catalog with nine additional games. The new additions include Horizon Forbidden West. The October 2026 lineup was announced by PlayStation.Blog, IGN, Player.One, and other sources. The games will be accessible to PlayStation Plus users. This update is part of Sony's continuous efforts to expand the collection for its membership program.
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