Fight ancient demons in feudal Japan and struggle against a deranged cult in rural America.
Prepare for the fight of your life next month as you lock swords with otherworldly evil in brutal action-RPG Nioh, and struggle for survival in tense psychological horror Outlast 2 – both joining the PS Plus monthly games lineup on November 5.
Let’s take a closer look:
Nioh
Nioh is a visceral, action-driven adventure where you must hone your skills, upgrade your weapons and demonstrate perseverance and mastery in besting some of ancient Japan’s fiercest demons. Travel to the blood-soaked Sengoku period and take on the role of an embattled outsider as you fight to liberate a guardian spirit from the clutches of a power-hungry sorcerer.
Wielding swords, spears, shuriken, bows, rifles, powerful elemental magic and more, shape yourself into an unstoppable samurai warrior. Develop new skills, find ever more powerful armor and perfect your playstyle as you explore overrun towns, brooding caves and abandoned harbors.
Outlast 2
Immerse yourself in a desperate fight for survival in an isolated rural community as you attempt to rescue your kidnapped wife from the clutches of a deranged cult. Having narrowly escaped death in a helicopter crash, set out into the rundown village of Temple Gate and do your best to avoid its crazed inhabitants as you fight to locate your partner.
Haunted by your troubled past, look for answers as you uncover the ever more disturbing secrets lurking beneath the town and the twisted ambitions of its charismatic leader.
Both Nioh and Outlast 2 are available to download from PlayStation Store between November 5 and December 3.
In the meantime, you still have a few days left to pick up October’s PlayStation Plus titles, which includes The Last of Us Remastered and MLB: The Show 19. Both games are available to download until November 4.
For more information on PS Plus benefits, please visit our webpage.
Awesome. Don’t have either of these games yet.
Nioh has an 88 on metacritic by 100 raters. The rating is justified by this near classic title that should be in everyone’s collection. The graphics are beautiful and the gameplay system mechanisms are fitting after getting used to it. The boss battles are challenging, which is why many state the difficulty. While frustrating at times it’s fun and addictive gameplay. It’s rewarding and a skills based control system. You dodge, use your shield or step back from predictable attacks balanced by a stamina bar. Sony did a great job providing opportunities for those who have not had a chance to play. Also I’m interested in trying Outlast 2. A great selection this month.
I have Nioh but Outlast 2 is a nice addition.
Awesome! 2 games I returned to gamestop a couple days after purchasing, what about enter the gungeon, or a turn based rpg? Game pass enabled me to fill up my xbox one with games I can play nonstop, why cant sony do that? Atleast 2 games i’d beat, I remember when they gave away swindle, that game was great. I’ve yet to find more than a small handful of good ps4 games