Accessible to all subscribers of the PlayStation Plus subscription service, irrespective of chosen tier, gamers will be able to nab themselves three games for their library starting Tuesday 1 November 2022. This time around, players can look forward to taking on savage foes with traditional weapons and supernatural abilities in Nioh 2, cast spells and solve puzzles in Lego Harry Potter Collection and take to the stars for physics sim Heavenly Bodies. You can read more about each of these titles below.
Don’t forget that if you are an active subscriber and haven’t already added them to your library, you have until tomorrow to unlock Hot Wheels Unleashed, Injustice 2 and Superhot – all three offered as part of the October 2022 PlayStation Plus Monthly Games Collection.
Nioh 2 / Nioh Remastered | PS4, PS5
Master the lethal arts of the samurai as a mysterious half-human, half-supernatural Yokai warrior, in this challenging single player action RPG sequel. Take down a host of deadly new Yokai, seasoned samurai warriors and gargantuan boss monsters in Team Ninja’s stylised vision of Japan’s early Sengoku period. Players can unsheathe their deadly weapons and cut down all enemies in their path using a revamped combat system and the ability to transform into a full Yokai to unleash devastating paranormal powers.
PlayStation Plus members can add both Nioh 2 on PS4 and Nioh 2 Remastered to their game library.
Lego Harry Potter Collection | PS4
The Lego Harry Potter Collection brings together Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 remastered! This compilation unites the creative prowess of Lego and the expansive world of Harry Potter, with an exciting journey full of spell-casting, potion-making, puzzle-solving, lessons, dueling and much more. Enjoy two player fun either local or online.
Heavenly Bodies | PS4, PS5
Discover the ever-changing nuances of weightless motion in this challenging physics game, featuring a collection of stellar scenarios inspired by the feats of space explorers and researchers throughout history. Players can wrangle control of their cosmonaut’s arms with the left and right thumbsticks to push, pull and clamber through fully physically simulated scenarios aboard a scientific research station, alone or with a friend via local co-op.
