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Telltale Adds A Chunk Of Its Catalog To PlayStation Now
Sony's cloud gaming service, PlayStation Now, has been continually updating since its launch, and that continues with ten adventurous offerings from Telltale Games.
Starting this month, PlayStation Now users will be able to stream a chunk of Telltale's offerings ranging from Sam & Max to episodes from the critically acclaimed Tales from the Borderlands. This list of ten games joins Telltale's award-winning The Walking Dead: The Complete First Season, which is already available on the service. The full list of games coming to the service this month is listed below.
- The Walking Dead: Season Two – Episodes 1 and 2
- Tales from the Borderlands – Episodes 1 and 2
- The Wolf Among Us
- Jurassic Park: The Game
- Tales from Monkey Island
- Poker Night 2
- Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse
- Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space
- Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
- Puzzle Agent
PlayStation Now is currently available to stream games on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and select Sony and Samsung smart televisions.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
PlayStation Now still hasn't proven itself to a large portion of the gaming population, but adding Telltale's catalog makes sense and continues to grow the expanding library of games offered by the service. Those games are well-liked and available on pretty much every other platform, so why not PS Now?
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