In hindsight for the ongoing PlayStation Now monthly video game streaming service over on the titular Sony platform, the Japanese company continues to search for other entities to populate the growing library. Previously, the firm revealed it will be offering a handful of Final Fantasy titles to PlayStation Now from September to January. So far, Final Fantasy VII has been welcomed last month.
As for the additions that came recently, Sony Interactive Entertainment headlined September 2021 to feature Final Fantasy VII, Killing Floor 2, Moonlighter, Pathfinder: Kingmaker – Definitive Edition, Tekken 7, and Windbound. Of course, there is plans to continue the list entering the following month for October as well in due time from the PlayStation conglomerate.
On Monday, Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed its next lineup of games for PlayStation Now with a total of seven games in total for the service. You can read the full list below:
Amnesia: Collection
Desperados III
Fallout 76
Final Fantasy VIII Remastered
The Last of Us Part II
Victor Vran: Overkill Edition*
Yet Another Zombie Defense HD
Noted, however, not all games are only available for PlayStation Now for a limited timeframe, Sony Interactive Entertainment shares. In that, Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us Part II is only on PlayStation Now until January 3, 2022.
Additionally, if you need reassurance on one game to try, you can read our review for Desperados III. Our critic David Rodriguez sums up his time playing to explain the clash difference with previous entries. “Desperados III makes some big changes, but in re-inventing itself has found a way to create something new and fresh.”
Recently, it appears that Sony Interactive Entertainment is planning to make the next step for PlayStation Now. From an uncovering through PatentScope, the PlayStation company is potentially developing a new addition to the service which will allow PlayStation 5 titles to be playable as well. You can read the full report by heading here.
Are you excited for the newest PlayStation Now additions for this month?
Source: PlayStation Blog
