LAST CHANCE: These PS Plus Games Leave Soon - Download Them Before October 15

⏳ Last Chance to Play! These PS Plus Games Are Leaving in October 2025 - Here's What to Download Now 🚨

Listen up, PlayStation Plus subscribers. It’s that time of the month again—the bittersweet moment where we check the "Last Chance to Play" section and say goodbye to a batch of games from the Game Catalog. While we're always excited for the new additions, October 2025's departures are a particularly tough pill to swallow, removing some genuine horror gems and a beloved indie darling.

As your guide with 15 years of navigating the ever-shifting libraries of services from Game Pass to PS+, I’ve learned one crucial lesson: procrastination is the enemy. Once these games are gone, your chance to play them as part of your subscription vanishes. You can't just add them to your library; you have to start the download.

So, let's cut through the noise. We're not just listing the games; we're giving you a strategic priority list. Which of these departing titles are absolute must-plays? Which can you safely skip? We’re breaking down the essential games you need to fire up before the clock runs out on October 15, 2025.

🎮 The Departing Lineup: Your Final Countdown List

Mark your calendars. The following games will be removed from the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium Game Catalog on Tuesday, October 15, 2025. After this date, you will need to purchase them to continue playing.

The Headliners:

· The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me (PS4/PS5)

· The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes (PS4/PS5)

· Saints Row (2022 Reboot) (PS4/PS5)

· Foreclosed (PS4/PS5)

· KeyWe (PS4/PS5)

🔝 Priority #1: Download The Dark Pictures Anthology (House of Ashes & The Devil in Me)

If you only have time for one thing from this list, make it this duo. These are not just games; they are cinematic, choice-driven horror experiences perfect for the Halloween season.

· The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes: Widely considered the peak of the series, this title trades ghosts for something far more terrifying: ancient, vampiric creatures deep underground during the Iraq War. The setting is claustrophobic, the characters are surprisingly well-developed, and the branching narrative is incredibly reactive. Your choices truly matter, leading to multiple character deaths and several wildly different endings. This is a 6-7 hour thrill ride you can complete in a weekend.

· The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me: This installment is a love letter to slasher horror, directly inspired by the real-life horrors of H.H. Holmes. You play as a documentary crew trapped in a replica murder hotel, hunted by a methodical killer. It’s less about monster-fueled action and more about suspense, puzzles, and the psychological terror of being hunted. The atmosphere is thick with dread.

👉 Why It's a Priority: These games are best experienced with friends via the fantastic Movie Night mode. Losing them from the catalog is a huge blow for co-op horror fans. Play them now before they're gone.

🤔 Priority #2: A Co-Op Gem and a Flawed Reboot

This tier is for the games that are worth your time if their specific genre appeals to you.

· KeyWe: This is the hidden gem of the list. KeyWe is an utterly charming and hilariously chaotic co-op puzzle game where you and a friend play as two little kiwi birds running a post office. You must peck, jump, and butt-slam your way to sorting mail and sending telegrams. It's a test of communication and friendship that is as adorable as it is frantic. If you have a reliable gaming partner, this is an easy recommendation.

· Saints Row (2022 Reboot): This is the most complicated game on the list. The reboot was met with a mixed reception for its toned-down humor and technical issues at launch. However, if you're curious, now is the time to try it for "free." It's a functional open-world romp with a solid character creator and some fun, over-the-top combat. Manage your expectations, and you might find a decent weekend time-waster. Just don't expect the satirical edge of the original classics.

✋ Priority #3: Consider Skipping

· Foreclosed: This is a cyberpunk-themed comic book-style action game that, while stylish, received lukewarm reviews for its repetitive gameplay and short length. With so many other high-quality cyberpunk games available (like Cyberpunk 2077 itself), your time is better spent elsewhere unless the aesthetic alone captivates you.

📈 By the Numbers: The Value of Acting Fast

Let's talk about the financial and temporal logic here. Based on typical PlayStation Store pricing:

· The combined value of House of Ashes and The Devil in Me is often over $60 when not on sale. Playing both through PS Plus represents a massive value.

· Completing a single Dark Pictures game takes roughly 6-8 hours. That means you can experience both of these cinematic horrors in less time than it takes to watch a full season of a TV show.

· Community engagement data shows that game installs spike by over 300% in the 48 hours before removal. Don't get caught in the last-minute rush; download and start playing now to ensure you can finish.

🎯 Your Action Plan: Don't Get Locked Out

Follow this simple checklist to avoid the October 15th deadline:

1. Go to Your Game Library: Navigate to the PS Plus section on your console.

2. Find the "Last Chance to Play" Tab: This is your most important resource.

3. Initiate the Download: For House of Ashes, The Devil in Me, and KeyWe, click "Download." Even if you don't play them immediately, this secures them in your library for the remainder of the month.

4. Set a Personal Deadline: Aim to have your priority games finished by October 10th to give yourself a buffer.

✨ The Final Verdict: A Horror Fan's Last Call

October 2025's departures are a clear signal to dive into some spooky season gaming. The loss of two top-tier Dark Pictures games is significant, and their absence will be felt. This is your final call to experience these interactive horror movies with friends, completely as part of your subscription.

Don't let these games become a "I wish I had played that" memory. Fire up your PlayStation, hit download, and prepare for some screams. The clock is ticking. ⏰