Sony announces which free games will be available in November

Sony has officially announced the list of free video games that will be available in November for those users who have premium subscriptions on their platform. As part of the PlayStation Plus benefits, each month, users receive certain games for free as part of the benefits offered by this subscription type.

It must be taken into account that games released in this format are not necessarily part of the PS5 catalog.However, due to the fact that Sony’s latest console is backwards compatible with PS4 games, players can access them without any problems.

Here is the list of video games:

1. Celestial bodies

Heavenly bodysuits | Photo: PlayStation

This is a game in which the user will put himself in the place of an astronaut thrown into space, who finds himself in weightlessness and that he should try to keep the space station he is on in working order.

this name It is available for both PS4 and PS5. and under normal conditions its retail price is $20.

2.LEGO Harry Potter Collection

Harry Potter Collection | Photo: PlayStation

This is a collection that includes all the LEGO video games set in the Harry Potter universe.. With this title, players get access to remastered versions of LEGO® Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7.

As in the case of celestial bodies, its retail price for those users who do not have a premium subscription is $20..

3.Nioh 2

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Nioh 2 | Photo: PlayStation

This is the name of the action that continues the story presented in the first part. in this title the player must become a half-human, half-youkai samurai, which makes him a supernatural being. The game takes place in the Sengoku era, in a world inhabited by demons, in which the user must use their yokai abilities to win.

Among the novelties of this sequel is the fact that has an improved combat systemso the fights are more intense and difficult.

Unlike other games on the list Nioh 2 is priced at $49.99. for those who want to purchase it without a PlayStation Plus subscription.

Author: Julian Castillo
Source: La Opinion

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