Kingdoms of Amalur, Knockout City, First Class Trouble, and three PS VR bonuses
[Update: We’reactually gettingsixgames for the PS Plus lineup on June 14, 2025: three normal games, and three “anniversary celebration” games for PlayStation VR. On top of what was leaked, the final list also includesUntil You FallandThe Persistence.
The November PlayStation Plus games are:
Follow those links to redeem the games — you’ve got until December 7 at 9:00 a.m. PT.]
This leaker was right on the moneyas recently as last month, but with aState of Playpresentation scheduled for this afternoon, I doubt we’ll have to wait much longer for a confirmation or denial. I feel like the November PlayStation Plus lineup just “seems” real.
I’ve felt a bit tapped out with the recent PS Plus picks, honestly. I’ve been in that going-through-the-motions mood where I’m just barely willing to claim stuff that I’m realistically never going to play, whether it’sPGA Tour 2K21or — don’t come at me! —Hell Let Loose.
I’ve heard surprisingly good things about the dodgeball antics ofKnockout City, and the same goes forThe Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, which tends to get a lot of nods of approval for its immersion factor; I always meant to “get around to it,” but, you know, setting up and tearing down the PS VR gear can feel like a hassle unless you’re gung-ho.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoningis THQ Nordic’s 2020 remaster of 38 Studios’ PS3-era action-RPG, which some folks, including Chris, still have a soft spot for (he says it “slaps”).First Class Trouble, the most nebulous name on the list, is an imposter-sleuthing game.
The Persistenceis a first-person sci-fi horror roguelite with mutated freakos on a colony ship in 2521, whileUntil You Fallis a sword fighting roguelite with spell-casting abilities.
Are any of these games speaking to you?
