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November’s Free Games: PS Plus And Games With Gold
Sony and Microsoft, via their respective blogs, announced November’s free games for their premium users.
PlayStation Plus
Nioh
Nioh, a combo-filled action RPG from the makers of Ninja Gaiden, casts you as a samurai in mystical 17th century Japan. In our review we said, “Endless optimization and customization, engaging encounters, and unparalleled combat by yourself or with a friend make Nioh an excellent choice for your next dark action/RPG.” This arrives just in time for the Nioh 2 beta which runs from November 1 to 10. If the original piques your interest be sure to check out our Tokyo Game Show coverage on the upcoming sequel.
Outlast 2
“An intense ride that makes you question your sanity,” this release is a scary treat for those craving more Halloween fun. Play as an investigative journalist uncovering nefarious cults in the Arizona desert.
Xbox Live Games With Gold
Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter
Play as the beloved Victorian detective, Sherlock Holmes, as he uncovers the disturbing past of his adoptive daughter.
Final Station
Part side-scrolling shooter, part train simulator, Final Station is a unique take on the popular zombie apocalypse where you transport survivors seeking safety.
Joy Ride Turbo
This is “a solid arcade racing experience” for anyone looking for a kart racer on the Xbox.
Star Wars Jedi Star Fighter
Play as a Jedi pilot in this original Xbox classic as you explore the Karthakk System, decimate enemy ships, and unravel the Trade Federation’s evil machinations.
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Products In This Article
Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter
Platform:
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
Release Date:
June 10, 2016 (PC),
October 25, 2016 (PlayStation 4, Xbox One),
April 7, 2022 (Switch)
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