Anyone who missed the HD remaster can now make up for it in January with PS Now.
The year 2022 also has some new game hits in store for PS Now subscribers. On the official PlayStation blog Sony has now revealed which titles members of the subscription service can look forward to in January 2022.
The following PS Now titles are out in January
After some Final Fantasy titles were added in November and December, Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age will follow in January 2022. Martial arts fans will also get their money’s worth with Mortal Kombat 11. If you like it a little quieter, you will find peace with Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition.
A full list of all titles coming to PS Now in January 2022 can be found here:
The highlight in January: Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age
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Final Fantasy 12: The Zodiac Age – Story Trailer features fresh gameplay scenes
- Genre: Adventure, role play
- Platform: PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
This is what it’s about: The Zodiac Age is an HD remaster of the fantasy classic Final Fantasy 12. The story takes place in Ivalice from the point of view of the street boy Vaan, who is pursuing his dream of becoming an air pirate. But fate has much greater things in store for him. During his journey he slips into political events and meets the king’s daughter Ashe, who wants to take revenge against the empire.
What we think of the HD remaster of Final Fantasy 12, you can find out in our review:
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When can I play the new titles? Sony has already announced that the PS Now games will be available for download on January 4, 2022. There is no exact time, usually the games are ready at lunchtime.
That brought December for PS Now
The annual financial statements brought with the December 2022 a controversial highlight for PS Now. Next Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster subscribers were given the opportunity to Grand Theft Auto III – Definitive Edition to secure. But the loveless remaster is absolutely not worthy of the original masterpiece, as you are in ours GamePro test can read.
What do you think of PS Now at the beginning of the year? Are there any games for you that you can do something with?