14 DAY TRIAL // Microsoft and Sony announced on the same day what titles subscribers to their service games, Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Now, will be able to play in November. We’ve already reported about the games coming to Xbox Game Pass this month, so let’s see what PlayStation players will be getting in November.
There isn’t a headliner this time since most of the games coming to PlayStation Now are cult titles, not to mention that they’re of different genres. First off, we have Mafia: The Definitive Edition, the remaster that faithfully recreates the organized crime epic with expanded story plus gameplay and visual improvements.
It’s important to mention though the PlayStation Now subscribers will only be able to play Mafia: Definitive Edition until February 28. The good news is the rest of the PS Now titles announced this week will remain playable even after that date.
Next in line, we have Final Fantasy IX, the 2000 RPG that has Zidane Tribal, a thief who kidnaps a princess from the neighboring nation, in the center of a mysterious ploy. Players will get to meet beloved characters like Vivi and Garnet while travelling the four main lands of Gaia.
Indie-hit Celeste is making its way to PlayStation Now as well, so if you haven’t played the game previously, we’d strongly suggest giving it a go. With more than 700 screens of hardcore platforming challenges and intricate secrets, Celeste is a super-tight, hand-crafted platformer made by the team behind multiplayer classic TowerFall.
Last but not least, Totally Reliable Delivery Service will also be playable if you have a PlayStation Now subscription. This is a ragdoll physics meets snappy platforming kind of game where you must sprint, leap, dive and grapple to make your way to the end of a level.
All four games announced today will be joining PlayStation Now on November 2. Apart from Mafia: Definitive Edition, they don’t seem to have any deadlines for when they will leave the service.