PlayStation Plus Unveils A Solid Lineup Of Games For November
PlayStation Plus has finally unveiled its line-up for November and it's a stacked installment for Sony's subscription service. The new crop of games coming to PS Plus Premium and PS Plus Extra features a combination of established hits and more recent releases, including one of the most popular titles of all time. Whether subscribers are looking to delve into a digital world filled with monsters or embark upon a quest in 1860s Japan, November comes packed with a decent variety of experiences that should give everyone something to play.
Per the official PlayStation Blog, Sony parted the curtain on all the games players can expect to arrive on November 19:
Beyond these titles, players can also expect five new games to join PlayStation Plus Premium. These are the action-packed VR shooter and a collection of classics that include , and .
The biggest addition to PS Plus is likely but considering how many people have already played Rockstar's monolithic open-world game, subscribers might be looking for something new. is a great time for those who want a meaty zombie adventure filled with slick parkour and an expansive gear system; Just don't expect much out of the story since the writing isn't memorable. is an interesting combination of visual novel and tactical RPG which is perfect for fans of the franchise while should make for an excellent (if occasionally tense) co-op experience.
Those who want more multiplayer fun out of the kitchen should check out which hides a kinetic, fast-paced multiplayer brawler behind its simple visuals. will provide all the violent medieval action players should ever need but if some more historical drama is called for, has it in spades. One last shout-out should be made for, an appropriately moody horror game that may have missed the Halloween window but is still great fun to play now.
After the success of the first Sly Cooper game on PS Plus Premium, many are waiting for the Sly sequel to release on the Classics Catalog too.
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