March 2021’s PlayStation Now Welcomes Ace Combat 7, Infamous: Second Son, Superhot, And World War Z

Like clockwork, new additions for PlayStation Now are already administered thanks to Sony Interactive Entertainment’s consistency with new titles filtered into the monthly video game streaming service. This past February, the PlayStation company already welcomed Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Detroit: Become Human, and Little Nightmares to name a few. But, that work continues in the following month.

For March 2021, Sony Interactive Entertainment offers more games alike previously, just in a smaller batch. Regardless, all featured games for the newest month are namely releases worth expanding your backlog for if not played already. You can view the full list of games below:

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown
Infamous: Second Son
Superhot
World War Z

Noted, both games from Saber Interactive & Bandai Namco respectively are only available on PlayStation Now for a limited time. In that, World War Z is on the service until September 6, 2021 while Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown is active until May 31, 2021 arrives.

For more leeway to some of the aforementioned games, Rectify Gaming has constructed reviews for a few. Such as Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown where our own David Rodriguez pens the game “returns to the tried and true gameplay of it’s forefathers and delivers a familiar, but solid return for the classic franchise”.

Similarly, World War Z also received parallel praise for the rooted nostalgia that many hungry Left 4 Dead players are looking for, says our own Ryan Welch. “When I compare World War Z to Left 4 Dead, I mean it with the utmost respect.”He continues, “World War Z is action-packed and features plenty of fun moments in both the campaign and PvP modes.”

Even more, Superhot also received well upon its original review as well. “SUPERHOT is fantastic. I believe that it is a terrific game that just didn’t have enough levels. The rest of the content is great, and I do believe there is enough here to keep you entertained for hours.” You can read the full review by heading here.

What games are you most intrigued to sample first?

Source: PlayStation Now