PlayStation Now Adds For Honor and 50 More Games

Ubisoft's medieval fighting game For Honor and 50 more PS4 games are added to Sony's game-streaming service PlayStation Now library.

We are going through a series of holiday season on this time of the year and Santa Claus will be arriving at the end of the month. Before he does, the PlayStation Now library is unleashing 50 more PlayStation 4 games and some amazing discount deals for the subscribers.

This month, medieval action fighting game For Honor from developer/publisher Ubisoft is added to the PS Now catalogue along with many other fan-favorite games and making the overall collection number more than 700 for streaming PS2, PS3 and PS4 games.

PlayStation Now Adds For Honor and 50 More Games

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For Honor is Ubisoft's epic combat game that takes place in a post-apocalypse fantasy setting where players picks a fighter from different factions and they have several classes based on their weapons, skills and fighting styles.

Choose and customize your heroes to enter a solo or a co-op story campaign or just simply brawl your enemy into PvP mode. Multiplayer modes are there to challenge your skill set in battle and you don't even need a PS Plus membership to play online.

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The path of a warrior is not an easy one and therefore we urge you to take a brief look at the challenge the game holds for you.

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Open-world Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion, 2D platformer Dandara, JRPG title Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force, classic Super Star Wars and many other games have joined the fray of a huge lineup that took place this month.

In November, the most popular PlayStation Now games were Fallout: New Vegas, Mafia III, NBA 2K16, Payday 2 Crimewave Edition, Red Dead Redemption, Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution, Sniper Elite 4, Steep, The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited and WWE 2K16.

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Starting from today, PlayStation Now is bringing three of their subscription offers that will last until January 8, 8 AM PT. You can start your first month with PS Now for only $9.99 but this offer is only applicable to new subscribers.

You can also sign up for a 3-month offer that will cost you only $29.99 and considering the regular price, you will be saving $15 on the deal. Of course you can save $20 if you just take the 12 months subscription offer for only $79.99 or just head to the 7-day free trial for now.

Xbox Game Pass Adds Sniper Elite 4 and More

As November approach towards us, games like Sniper Elite 4 and much more are added to Xbox Game Pass.

Right after adding four new horror games to the catalog for celebrating Halloween, Xbox Game Pass update for November is revealed today. Just as always, there is some great selection of games and do not forget about over 100 of great games for your membership.

Among the five newly added titles, four of them are coming on the very first day of next month and the fifth one drop on November 6. Hopefully Microsoft will bring in more exciting titles for subscribers to keep going just like the good old days.

Xbox Game Pass Adds Sniper Elite 4 and More

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In racing game quota, you get to pick a next level game that is still on Early Access but has a very positive reception from fans. Then there is a game in sport category from Roll7 studio, which may not have the best looks to offer but a joyful ride instead.

Then comes the good part where you are treated with a task to save the world from Space Grunts as a young little kid. Afterwards, a survival game in form of a simulator and a stealth shooter based on the biggest war of the world has you covered for the month.

Grip: Combat Racing on Xbox Game Pass

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Grip: Combat Racing
To get the taste of high octane, hardcore action of Grip: Combat Racing, you will have to sit tight until November 6 from developer Caged Element Inc. and publisher Wired Productions. If you are a racing game lover then the wait will be worth it for sure.

Aside from a single-player campaign, the game features a Carkour stunt mode and 22 unique tracks to drive through in four different planets. There are 15 armored vehicles for combat racing and you can share a split-screen with up to four players.

Olli Olli 2 XL Edition on Xbox Game Pass

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Olli Olli 2 XL Edition
This unconventional skateboarding video game on the list may remind you of retro gaming era but on a larger scale, which is backed up by rhythmic soundtrack to match. This sequel to a critically acclaimed game has five new worlds and 250 challenges to complete.

If you share your love for skateboarding then Olli Olli 2 lets you perform all new tricks and sick maneuvers. Of course the graphics of the game is nothing to brag about but the game still manages to get mostly positive response from players who tried it.

Rise and Shine on Xbox Game Pass

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Rise and Shine
Although the title may give you the idea or rainbows and sunshine, it is more like a gun-blazing shooting adventure that follows the adventure of an eleven year old boy Rise and his powerful fun Shine to save his peaceful planet Gamearth from an alien invasion.

Brought to you by Super Mega Team and Adult Swim Games, Rise and Shine is an indie action fest that has evil aliens, robot bosses and zombies all over it. This game is like a next level Metal Slug game with improved graphics and more fluid gameplay.

Sheltered on Xbox Game Pass

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Sheltered
A survival game set into post-apocalyptic time may give you the typical idea of a world ravaged by zombies in most cases but this is where Sheltered stands aside. The plot of the game revolves around a family fighting to survive after a nuclear war.

Developer Unicube and publisher Team17 has done a great job creating a bunker simulator where players try to keep four of their family member alive against various obstacles and threats by constant struggle on a randomly generated map.

Sniper Elite 4 on Xbox Game Pass

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Sniper Elite 4
The fourth game from a popular third-person tactical shooter franchise based on World War II that heavily relies on complex ballistics and stealth mechanics into gameplay, Sniper Elite 4 definitely is the biggest game among the lot and the series itself.

SE4 from developer/publisher Rebellion Developments offers you the largest and diverse maps of wartime Italy to overthrow oppressive forces. If you have somehow missed to catch the title earlier on Humble Monthly or in PlayStation Now lineup, this is another good chance for you to pick it up.

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Also, you haven't already then join Xbox Game Pass right now for more than 100 great games for a very affordable monthly subscription fee or just start with a 14-Day Free Trial now. In return, you get to play Xbox One-exclusives of this year like Forza Horizon 4 ad State of Decay 2.

Still not satisfied? Then you can simply head to Inside Xbox at X018 on November 10 to have a blast of new great games and interact with more than 10,000 fans that will come to visit the program at Mexico City or just watch the whole thing online the next day.

PlayStation Now Adds Elder Scrolls Online and Sniper Elite 4

Sony's game-streaming service now offers The Elder Scrolls Online and Sniper Elite 4 along with more than 200 games.

Last month, Sony Entertainment's cloud-based gaming service PlayStation Now made a comeback with fan-favorite action RPG Bloodborne and earlier, they added game download feature for PlayStation 4 games for their monthly subscribers.

In October, 10 more new titles for PS4 are added including the likes of massively multiplayer online role-playing game Elder Scrolls Online and third-person tactical stealth shooter Sniper Elite 4, making it a total collection of more than 220 games so far.

PlayStation Now Adds Elder Scrolls Online and Sniper Elite 4

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Award-winning MMORPG title Elder Scrolls Online from Bethesda Softworks follows an ever-expanding story takes the lead of the newly added PS Now games. This base version of ESO is also compatible with all available expansions and add-on DLC, which are sold separately.

The game takes place before TES V: Skyrim, TES IV: Oblivion and TES III: Morrowind in chronological order. You will be never out of adventure or social experiences as you continue to play to create your own legacy with constant progress.

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Before you make up your mind to explore the continent of Tamriel, let's take a look into the vast world of the game for your next big adventure.

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The library now has popular games like God of War 3 Remastered, NBA 2K16, Until Dawn and WWE 2K16, which are all available for streaming on PS4 and PC or even download to the former system if you prefer.

Although all games are not available for download, you can enjoy playing them online without a PS Plus subscription. So long as you have enough hard drive space, you can download as many games as you want with no limits or restrictions.

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Bloodborne, Civilization Revolution, Fallout: New Vegas, God of War 3 Remastered, Mafia II, Mortal Kombat, NBA 2K16, The Last of Us, Red Dead Redemption and WWE 2K16 were the most popular PlayStation Now games in the month of September.

Costume Quest 2 and Machinarium have received an upgrade from PS3 version to PS4. Bound, Carmageddon: Max Damage, Styx: Shards of Darkness and Torment: Tides of Numenera are among new games that has made it to the list this month.

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The 7-day free trial offer they had is also reset after adding the new download feature, which means, even if you have already used up the free trial or had a subscription at some point, you can try it out again to see how the newly added features work now.

To sign up, you would require a credit card and upon expiring the tryout period, your membership will be auto-renewed per month for only $19.99. You can also just cancel it or take a different subscription plan that works for you perfectly. Why are you still waiting?