The story behind what happened next was rather strange, with the game being classed as a failure despite selling over 1.2m copies within 90 days, the developer going bankrupt, and the IP for the title being left to the taxpayers of Rhode Island (seriously!). 1.Back in 2012, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning was released on PC, Xbox 360 and the PS3, a game which a lot of people seem to have forgotten or never knew about. PlayStation Plus subscribers can still download October’s games - Mortal Kombat X and PGA Tour 2K21 for PlayStation 4, and World War II multiplayer shooter Hell Let Loose for PlayStation 5 - through Nov. 6, while the trio of PlayStation VR titles will be available through PS Plus through Jan. Those three games will be available to download through Monday, Dec. Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is the questionably named remaster of Big Huge Games and 38 Studios’ action role-playing game from 2012. The Residents work together to shut down a rogue artificial intelligence while Personoids will conspire to stop them. In online games, players assume the role of either Residents or Personoids aboard a luxury space cruiser. The colorful dodgeball game launched in May and features a strong emphasis on cooperative team-based play, so bring a friend.įirst Class Trouble (for PS4 and PS5) is a social-deduction party game for six players. Knockout City, from Velan Studios and Electronic Arts, will be available for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Those three games - plus PlayStation VR titles The Persistence (developed by Sony-owned studio Firesprite), The Walking Dead : Saints & Sinners, and Until You Fall - will go live on PlayStation Plus on Nov.
But the main November 2021 PS Plus lineup consists of dodgeball game Knockout City, social deduction game First Class Trouble, and the remastered re-release of action-RPG Kingdoms of Amalur. PlayStation Plus subscribers will get free access to six games in November, twice the normal amount, thanks to a trio of PlayStation VR titles coming to Sony’s subscription service.
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