Celeste, Final Fantasy IX, Mafia: Definitive Edition, Totally Reliable Delivery Service Gets PlayStation Now Additions For November 2021

Over at PlayStation Now, the service continues to deliver namely titles to its growing library in recent months. From October 2021 alone, PlayStation Now welcomed The Last of Us Part II, Fallout 76, and Amnesia: Collection just to name a few. However, that is not all that came at that time as well. In fact, yet another Final Fantasy game hit the service, Final Fantasy VIII Remastered.

Noted, Square Enix & Sony Interactive Entertainment made an arrangement at the start of this fall that would incorporate one new PlayStation Now addition from the Final Fantasy IP leading unto this January at the start of next year. So, every Final Fantasy game is virtually a given for the service until 2022 essentially.

For November 2021, Sony Interactive Entertainment reveals its new outline for the month delivering four new titles. You can view the full roster in the list below:

Celeste
Final Fantasy IX
Mafia: Definitive Edition
Totally Reliable Delivery Service

While Sony Interactive Entertainment certainly hides more games within its PlayStation Now additions each month, November 2021 is fairly light. But, that is for good reason. Eyeing over towards PlayStation Plus for this month, there are a total of six games, which are: Knockout City, First Class Trouble, Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, The Persistence, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Standard Edition, and Until You Fall.

Recently, PlayStation 5 despite being the flagship console for Sony Interactive Entertainment has yet to feature its own games for PlayStation Now. However, that could be a thing of the past fairly soon. In a discovered patent, PlayStation 5 titles might be coming to the service. You can read the full report by heading here.

Which PlayStation Now titles are you interested to play for November 2021?

Celeste, Final Fantasy IX, Mafia: Definitive Edition, Totally Reliable Delivery Service arrives to PlayStation Now on November 2, 2021.

Source: PlayStation Blog