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Playstation Now adds nine new games, including Bloodborne

PlayStation Now: Bloodborne and more added in September 2018

Playstation Now, the subscription-based service on PS4, has some new games this month to entice more gamers to join up. Sony offers Playstation Now as a PS4-based competitor to services like GameFly and Xbox Game Pass. And it’s also running a current special set of deals for new subs.

PlayStation Now is also running a special offer of $9.99 a month for new subscribers, or a full year for $99.99. PlayStation Plus members get a discount for the 3-month pass, cut down to $29.99 from the usual $44.99. These current spate of deals last until September 25, 2018. There’s also the standard 7-day trial to test out the service before the full subscription cost kicks in. Bear in mind that since this is a streaming service, you’ll need a reliable highspeed connection to keep the thing running.

The service allows gamers to stream more than 650 Playstation games across the three generations PS2, PS3, PS4, directly to their consoles. And with new games, like the new releases added this month, it’s a pretty good deal for people that want it. Some pretty popular games are on the service already. Excellent games like The Last of Us, Red Dead Redemption, WWE 2K16 and more are already available.

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Joining the PlayStation Now service in September 2018 are:

  • Aces of the Luftwaffe
  • Alchemic Jousts
  • Bard’s Gold
  • Bloodborne
  • Exile’s End
  • God Eater: Resurrection
  • Moto Racer 4
  • Project Cars
  • Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom
  • The Dwarves
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