PlayStation has added some big-hitting titles to its games subscription service, PS Now – adding even more value to the platform in the final year before the next-gen PS5 is expected to land.
Joining the ranks of Bloodborne, The Last of Us, and Heavy Rain will be a number of shooters, racers and platformers – most notably 2016's DOOM, which gets its sequel Doom Eternal later this year.
Subscribers will also be treated to Nazi shoot-em-up Wolfenstein: The New Order, apocalyptic RPG Fallout 4, and three separate Castlevania games from PS3.
With near enough one thousand titles now available on PS Now – the majority being PS3 games, with around a third being PS2 and PS4 games, too – subscribers have never had more games for the price.
You can see the full list of new additions below – or find out what the PS Plus free games are this month instead.
- DOOM (PS4)
- Fallout 4 (PS4)
- Monster Energy Supercross (PS4)
- MotoGP 17 (PS4)
- The Raven: Remastered (PS4)
- Wolfenstein: The New Order (PS4)
- Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate HD (PS3)
- Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 (PS3)
- Castlevania: Lords of Shadow (PS3)
- Brut@l (PS4)
Access to everyone – with the right console
If you're subscribed to PS Now, should you consider it?
At $19.99 / £12.99, it's still a pricey service – compared to, say, EA Access – though you get a lot more content through Sony's platform, and a much broader range of genres and legacy titles too.
It differs slightly from Xbox Games Pass in offering game streaming for all titles be default, with a select number of titles being available to download for offline play – Xbox's games subscription service is download-only, meaning you don't need to worry about your connection dropping out.
Which service you pick will probably come down to which console you have in your home, unsurprisingly – though both PS Now and Xbox Games Pass can be accessed through PC as well.
If you're not signed up to PS Now already, new users will get a seven-day free trial on either PS4 or PC.
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