Sony has formally introduced the subsequent three video games that may be a part of the PlayStation Now May 2022 lineup. Provided that the PlayStation Now service will likely be successfully rolled into the revamped PS Plus service subsequent month in June, it’s possible that these video games will stay within the catalog for PS Plus Additional and Premium tiers.
PlayStation Now getting three new video games for Might 2022
As revealed by an official PlayStation blog post, the next three video games will arrive Might 3 on PlayStation Now: Soulcalibur VI, Blasphemous, and Naruto Shippuden: Final Ninja Storm 4.
Initially launched in February 2016, Naruto Shippuden: Final Ninja Storm 4 is a preventing sport revealed by Bandai Namco that’s the final installment within the Naruto: Final Ninja Storm collection. This time, the story follows Naruto and Sasuke as they try to defeat the terrorist group Akatsuki within the Fourth Shinobi World Battle. Our PS4 review for the game gave it a stable rating of 8.0/10, praising its lovely graphics, action-packed preventing, and talent to change between characters, however criticizing its over-reliance on QTEs and heavy-handed story.
Additionally revealed by Bandai Namco, Soulcalibur VI was launched in October 2018 and, on the time of this writing, nonetheless stays the final installment within the franchise. It took the developer greater than six years to launch the sport after Soulcalibur V, so it might take a couple of extra years earlier than we hear something about Soulcalibur VII. Our PS4 review for the game additionally gave it a stable rating of 8.5/10, highlighting its strong character creator and Reversal Edge mechanics.
Final however not least, Blasphemous is a punishing Metroidvania action-adventure sport developed by The Recreation Kitchen that started as a Kickstarter marketing campaign in 2017 and formally launched in September 2019. The sport follows The Penitent One, sure by a vow of silence, as he fights enemies along with his sword and spells throughout the land of Cvstodia. Blasphemous received its final DLC called Wounds of Eventide in December 2021, and with the sequel apparently coming someday in 2023, this can be a good time to play via it when you’ve got the possibility.
In different information, PlayStation is hiring a director specifically for acquisitions and investments, and Square Enix will be keeping the Just Cause and Life Is Strange IPs following the Embracer Group deal.
