PS Plus Game Catalog for September Includes The Plucky Squire, Night in the Woods, Chernobylite and More
Sony has revealed the slate of games joining the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog in September. The lineup is led by The Plucky Squire, an action-adventure platformer where characters from a storybook discover the world that exists outside the pages. The game is a day one release on PS Plus and will be playable for PS Plus Extra and Deluxe/Premium tier members at no additional cost. Other games joining the Game Catalog this month include indie adventure Night in the Woods, survival-horror shooter Chernobylite, marine adventure game Under the Waves and more. These titles will be added to PS Plus Game Catalog on September 17.
The PlayStation parent also announced PS VR2 titles and Classics Catalog offerings for PS Plus Premium subscribers. The Game Catalog titles arrive after the monthly free PS Plus games for September were confirmed earlier. These include Quidditch Champions, MLB the Show 24 and Little Nightmares 2 — all currently available to PS Plus subscribers across all tiers.
The September lineup is headlined by day-one launch title The Plucky Squire. The cute, colourful action-adventure platformer follows Jot, a storybook hero who discovers the three-dimensional world outside the pages. The game switches between 2D and 3D worlds, jumping off the page to bring new challenges and a new perspective. Jot must brave the world outside and restore the true happy ending to the storybook by taking on the villain of the story, Humgrump. There are puzzles to be solved and challenges to be completed as players get to write the fate of their hero. The Plucky Squire will be available on the PS5.
The Plucky Squire switches between the 2D perspective of a storybook and the 3D world outside
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Night in the Woods follows the story of Mae Borowski, who has recently dropped out of college and returned to her hometown, Possum Springs, to find things a bit awry. Oh, and the town's residents are zoomorphic humans. Mae teams up with her childhood best friend
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