Dead Island 2 and Tomb Raider Remastered Head to PlayStation Plus for November
· GlobeWire Daily Gaming Desk · Source: www.cnet.com

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Sony has announced its PlayStation Plus monthly line-up for November, giving subscribers access to several titles including Dead Island 2, Monster Train, and a collection of remastered Tomb Raider games from now until Nov. 30.
PlayStation Plus is Sony's subscription service featuring Essential, Extra, and Premium tiers. Plans start at $11 per month and include a rotating selection of monthly games available to all subscribers at no additional charge.
Featured November Games
- Dead Island 2: A first-person zombie survival game set in a sun-drenched Los Angeles where players battle the undead and complete quests.
- Monster Train: A deck-building roguelite where players command clans of demons and former angels to defeat Titans.
- Tomb Raider Remastered Collection: Includes updated versions of *Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation*, *Tomb Raider: Chronicles*, and *Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness*, following Lara Croft on her adventures.
Service Details and Verification
PlayStation Plus offers tiered access levels with varying perks, discounts, and game libraries. Subscribers can verify the current availability of these titles by checking the PlayStation Store or the subscription tab directly on their console.
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