Teardown

Tuxedo Labs has delivered an enticing playground of destruction with Teardown, which lets you lose in complex levels with nothing but a set of tools and your imagination to pull off heists with increasing difficulty. The game features fully destructible environments with physics properties, and the game encourages you to smash walls and blow up stuff to chart the most efficient path to your objective and back to the starting point. The voxel based art style might look primitive at first, but it has its own distinct charm that will slowly grow on you as you spend more time with the game.

The biggest of the three free games for next month is undoubtedly Nioh 2, Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo’s Souslike action RPG. Those who’re looking for a more relaxed and easygoing experience, meanwhile, will have the option to dive into LEGO Harry Potter Collection, which combines the Years 1-4 and Years 5-7 games. Finally, there’s also Heavenly Bodies, 2pt Interactive’s space-faring physics-based title.

All three games will be available starting November 1, which means subscribers have until October 31 to redeem this month’s titles. Of course, the three games will also be available for free to PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers.

Details on the games that will soon be added to the higher PS Plus tiers will be revealed soon, so stay tuned for that.

It will reportedly be available for PS4 and PS5 players, which likely means it isn’t Nioh 2 Remastered – The Complete Edition. That means no 4K/60 FPS mode or paid DLC if the leak is correct. Other free games next month include LEGO Harry Potter Collection on PS4. It collects Years 1-4 and Years 5-7 in one collection with Character Pack and Spell Pack DLCs.

The third and final free game is Heavenly Bodies on PS4 and PS5, a physics-based space title where players control a space cosmonaut. More specifically, they control the hands and arms and must push and pull through various scenarios. There’s no gravity, making things even more hilarious/perilous.

Though billbil-kun is usually correct with the leaks, stay tuned for official confirmation from Sony.

Heavenly Bodies sees players controlling an astronaut while you carries out various duties across you space station. The game is heavily based on physics, as players use the triggers, bumpers, and the sticks to control each individual limb of the protagonist. The gameplay seems to be heavily inspired by the likes of QWOP and Octodad, as it makes doing the most mundane of tasks a big ordeal.

The game can be played either solo or co-op, and will be a PlayStation console exclusive. Given the fact that its release date coincides with the date of announcement of the month’s PS Plus titles, there’s a chance that it might launch as a PS Plus game for the month. Of course, that’s just speculation, and official details will probably be shelled out soon.