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With the new month nearly upon us, Sony has announced the new games for subscribers to the lowest tier of PlayStation Plus. Nioh 2, Team Ninja's Samuria action-adventure, will be available for PS4 and PS5 users, though PS5 owners can also get Nioh 2 Remastered. Also available for PS4/PS5 is Heavenly Bodies, a space-based physics puzzler. Finally, LEGO Harry Potter Collection, the remaster of LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and Years 5-7, will be available on PS4.

These games will be available on Tuesday, November 1. This means October 31 is the last day to get October's free games, Hot Wheels Unleashed, Injustice 2 and Superhot.

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[duwen]

I still haven't gotten round to playing the first Nioh (which I grabbed when that was a PS+ title a few years back).

These will all get added to my library and no doubt suffer the same fate.

 

[Plazorn]

Does anyone suggest playing the first Nioh first? I will probably be grabbing Nioh 2 on PS Plus, but I haven’t played the first one, what are your thoughts?

 

[Hells Malice]

I still haven't gotten round to playing the first Nioh (which I grabbed when that was a PS+ title a few years back).

These will all get added to my library and no doubt suffer the same fate.

It's pretty much just shitty Dark Souls with a misunderstanding of how to actually make a game difficult.

 

[Cyan]

Oh, I was interested in Harry potter collection for a while, but never jumped into buying it. Happy to get it on PS+
I'll test heavenly body too, I like puzzle and I'm curious.

 

[DS1]

Does anyone suggest playing the first Nioh first? I will probably be grabbing Nioh 2 on PS Plus, but I haven’t played the first one, what are your thoughts?

The first one is better, depending on your temperament. You go from being kind of weak and having to tiptoe around everything to basically a reckless god by the end of the game. The second game kind of expects you to be reckless from the beginning, but adds a weird super-counter system so that you can be aggresive against stronger enemies from the beginning.