Recently, an updated blog entry surfaced on the PlayStation website, revealing the collection of games awaiting PlayStation Plus members in September. In contrast to prior months, this particular month appears to focus predominantly on indie games. The leading feature is the newest release of The Brave Esquire, slated for an exclusive launch on PlayStation Plus. Subscribers with active PlayStation Plus Premium or PlayStation Plus Extra memberships will have access to these games and can enjoy them until their subscription expires.

Headlining the pack is The Brave Esquire, alongside titles like Evening in the Forest and Beneath the Waves, fresh classics and a PS VR2 game offering for PlayStation Plus Premium users, featuring the game Gun Whip. These new additions to the PlayStation Plus lineup will be up for grabs starting from September 17.

Alongside the aforementioned games, titles such as Chernobylite, Wild Card Soccer, Space Architects, Path 96, Ben X, and Far Cry 5 are making their debut in September’s game roster, offering players a diverse selection suitable for all kinds of gamers. Far Cry 5, having previously appeared in the PlayStation Plus lineup, is making a return for PlayStation 4 players.

On the subject of PS VR2 and classic titles being included, Gun Whip stands out as the primary PS VR2 game to be playable and is the exclusive such game in the PlayStation Plus September lineup. For those seeking a nostalgic trip, titles like Covert Operative Clank, Aerial Marksman, and Sir Mosquito are also joining the September roster of PlayStation Plus games.

Feedback on this month’s lineup in the comments section of the post is already mixed. Some users express discontent, suggesting that last month’s offerings were lackluster, while this month’s games include titles that are already discounted, which strikes some PlayStation gamers as insincere. Nonetheless, other players are delighted with the lineup, especially with titles like Beneath the Waves, Aerial Marksman, and Mr. Mosquito generating greater excitement in the comments section for those seeking a dose of nostalgia.

Overall, Sony seems to be navigating uncertain waters with its impending PlayStation 5 Pro announcement. The console comes with a steep price tag, excluding a disc drive and stand. Additionally, the PlayStation Plus lineup has consistently failed to impress gamers for several months now, with many commenting that nothing seems worthwhile to add to their libraries.