PS NOW in September brings Final Fantasy 7 and six more PS4

Final Fantasy is a fantasy role-playing computer game developed and published by Square in 1987. It is the first video game in Square's Final Fantasy series, created by Hironobu Sakaguchi. Originally launched for the NES, Final Fantasy was remade for a number of computer game gaming consoles and is often packaged with Final Fantasy II in video game collections. The first Final Fantasy story follows 4 young people called the Light Warriors, that each bring one of their globe's 4 elemental crystals which have been darkened by the four Elemental Fiends. With each other, they mission to defeat these wicked pressures, recover light to the crystals, and conserve their world. Final Fantasy was initially conceived under the working title Combating Fantasy, however trademark problems and dire conditions surrounding Square along with Sakaguchi himself triggered the name to be changed. The video game was a great commercial success, received typically positive testimonials, and spawned lots of effective sequels as well as extra titles in the form of the Final Fantasy collection. The original is now considered as among the most influential and successful role-playing games on the Nintendo Home entertainment System, playing a significant duty in promoting the genre. Essential praise concentrated on the game's graphics, while objection targeted the time spent straying searching for random fight experiences to raise the player's experience level. By March 2003, all variations of Final Fantasy had sold a combined 2 million duplicates worldwide.

New PS Now Games in September 2021: Sony has once again announced the new titles that come to the Aboservice PS NOW in September. This time we expect a wide selection, which probably likes to offer many fans something.

When are the new games available? The new titles are added tomorrow, on 7 September 2021, to the PS Now catalog and can be downloaded by subscriber * inwards.

All new PS now title in the overview:

• Tekken 7 (until 28 February 2022)
• Killing Floor 2
• Final Fantasy 7
• Windbound
• Pathfinder: Kingmaker - definitive edition
• Ghost of a tale
• Moonlighter

PS Now only offers PS4 versions.

These are the highlights in September

FINAL FANTASY 7

• Genre: RPG
• Killing Floor rating: 80

That's why: In the RPG classic Final Fantasy 7 (by the way, this is not the remake of the remake, but the original PS1 game, we slip into the role of the mercenary cloud, which connects the Avalanche resistance group to move against Take the company Shinra, which suck the life energy to the planet.

Follow more Final Fantasy Parts: Final Fantasy 7 forms only the kick-off of the FF titles that come to PS Now. Every month by January 2022, another part of the series of subscription bid should now be added, so that Final Fantasy 8, 9, 10 / 10-2 and 12 will follow.

Killing Floor 2

• Genre: ego shooter
• Killing Floor rating: 79

That's why it works: In the ego shooter Killing Floor 2, we contact Zombies (Zeds) to protect the population prior to complete destruction. With different classes and weapons, we can shoot, beat and habits through hordes of opponents.

This is special: Killing Floor 2 makes us cheely alone or in the online cooop with friends Zombies. Overall, up to six players can compete together.

Moonlighter

• Genre: Action Roleplay
• Killing Floor rating: 84

That's why it's about: In the Roguelite adventure Moonlighter, we can not only explore random dungeons to find treasures and of course monsters to fortress, we are also shopkeepers. All of the Loot, so we work with sword, spear and Co., we can place at home in local store behind the counter and thus earn our gold. So we can then expand our store, or get us better equipment.

More about PS Now

Anyone who wants to know more about Sonies's paid streaming service PS Now should look into our PS Now article (display) in which we present the games subscription more precisely.

Which new PS Now game in September you are interested in the most?