Top-Selling PSN Games for October 2016, First Month for PSVR

This October, Sony launched their PlayStation VR system. Topping off the list for the most downloaded PSVR game for October 2016 is the whacky Job Simulator by Owlchemy Labs. First released in April 2015, Job Simulator had a day-one system release on October 13 for PSVR.

Following up the list was timed PSVR exclusive (until March 2017) Batman: Arkham VR, and total PSVR exclusive Until Dawn: Rush of Blood. Check out the full list below.

The Top PSVR Games Were:

1. Job Simulator
2. Batman: Arkham VR
3. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood
4. PlayStation VR Worlds
5. Here They Lie
6. Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes
7. EVE: Valkyrie
8. Gunjack
9. Harmonix Music VR
10. Sports Bar VR

October also had some big releases for PlayStation 4. The highly anticipated Battlefield 1 dropped on Oct. 21 and took the top-selling spot for PS4. Players also showed they were nostalgic for the realm of Tamriel and picked up The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition, snagging it second-place in sales. The popular Titanfall 2 came in at spot number nine, but its low placement makes more sense when considering it released much later in the month on Oct. 28. It will undoubtedly have higher numbers for the month of November. Check out the PS4 top-selling list below, as well as last-gen’s most popular games.

The Top PS4 Games Were:

1. Battlefield 1
2. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition
3. Mafia III
4. EA SPORTS FIFA 17
5. DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2
6. Battlefield Hardline
7. NBA 2K17
8. Rocket League
9. Titanfall 2
10. The Last Of Us Remastered

The Top PS3 Games Were:

1. EA SPORTS FIFA 17
2. Watch Dogs
3. LittleBigPlanet 3
4. The Last Of Us
5. Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition
6. Grand Theft Auto V
7. Pro Evolution Soccer 2017
8. Dragon Ball Xenoverse
9. Far Cry 3
10. Tomb Raider

For the full top-20 lists for PS4 and PS3, as well as lists for the top-sellers for Vita, Classics, and Add ons, check out the PlayStation Blog.

What games do you think will top the charts in November? Let us know below.

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