PS4 News: PlayStation Plus November 2016 update

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Sony announced the full PlayStation Plus November 2016 games lineup earlier this week, which has been confirmed to include one of the titles that was leaked beforehand.



PlayStation Plus November Full lineup:

• Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture, PS4
• The Deadly Tower of Monsters, PS4
• Dirt 3, PS3
• Costume Quest 2, PS3
• Letter Quest Remastered, PS Vita (Cross buy with PS4)
• Pumped BMX+, PS Vita (Cross buy with PS4 and PS3)

A leak went live ahead of the new games announcement, confirming that Saint’s Row 4: Re-Elected, BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend and Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture would be some of the games offered next month in Asia.

No release date for next month's PS Plus roster was confirmed today, although it can be assumed that it will go live on Tuesday, November 2. That’s when the usual PlayStation Store refresh occurs, although things could be changing for the program in the near future.

There’s good reason to believe that the idea of free VR titles will be offered soon, the official PlayStation VR FAQ released by Sony confirms that they have been toying with the idea.

A portion of the PlayStation VR FAQ read:

Q: Do you have plans to offer PS VR games on PlayStation Plus?
A: We have nothing to share at this point in time, but we are looking into it.

Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture: “The talented developers at The Chinese Room bring us the spiritual successor to Dear Esther. Set in a small, deserted English town, players search for clues to uncover what happened to all of its missing inhabitants. This is a beautiful game with an incredible soundtrack that we hope you enjoy.”

The Deadly Tower of Monsters: “Have you ever wanted to play through your favorite sci-fi B-movie? Of course you have! That’s exactly what Atlus and ACE team have made with this game. Add in a clever director’s commentary and there’s a lot to enjoy about revisiting this cooky cult classic.”

Sony also gave fans their first look at the Razer Raiju and Nacon Revolution, the two officially licensed PS4 pro controllers coming to the SIEE region this year.

The tech giant says that each controller offers a different layout and range of unique features – so competitive gamers can find one which best compliments and adapts to their unique gameplay style.