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The PlayStation Now service is set to add six new games in September that represent a mix of different experiences. These high-profile additions are sure to boost the value for any current subscribers and could encourage gamers to try out the service as well. In September 2021, PlayStation Now is set to add Tekken 7, Pathfinder: Kingmaker Definitive Edition, Windbound, Killing Floor 2, Final Fantasy 7, and Moonlighter. This is a solid mix of AAA and indie titles that could have a big audience on PlayStation's cloud gaming service. Each title is quite different from the next and offers something different.

New games are added to PlayStation Now regularly, though sometimes, titles do depart the library. In September, several new games are being added, but The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has left the PS Now collection. This is unfortunate for gamers who were looking to play the RPG through the service, though perhaps one of the newly added titles can fill that void. Sony has seemingly been making a concentrated effort to add sought-after titles to PS Now in recent months. September's new games join an increasingly impressive library that already has the likes of Red Dead Redemption 2, Nier Automata, and 2018's God of War.

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Tekken 7

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One of the headline games for PS Now in September 2021 is Tekken 7. This is the latest entry in the long-running fighting series, and while it was released a few years ago, it continues to be popular to this day. Tekken 7 introduced a host of new elements to the series, including new gameplay mechanics and a wealth of new characters. Rage Arts allow characters to unleash a highly damaging move, and Power Crush enables players to keep on the offensive taking hits. New characters include everything from original creations to guest appearances from the likes of Noctis, the protagonist from Final Fantasy 15.

Tekken 7 continues to be successful and popular and even received new downloadable content in March 2021, despite its wide availability on consoles and PC for over four years. Its audience could grow even further with its addition to PS Now. Tekken 7 is a high-profile addition to the PS Now catalog, and it could be a great investment for fans of fighting games.

Killing Floor 2

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For FPS fans, Killing Floor 2 could be a fun experience. The gameplay consists of taking on waves of zombie-like foes, with each wave adding different enemies, increasing their numbers, and upping the overall difficulty. Killing Floor 2 features a variety of combat classes, which is ideal for its multiplayer component. Gamers can go at it alone or team with up to five gamers to take on waves of enemies. Progress in the game allows players to earn perks and gain abilities, both active and passive, for their own and the team's benefit. While Killing Floor 2 is a few years old now, it could become a sleeper hit of PS Now's September additions thanks to its multiplayer.

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Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Definitive Edition

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For fans of CRPG games like Baldur's Gate, Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Definitive Edition could be a great choice. The lengthy RPG is perfect for fans who are looking for a dose of Dungeons and Dragons-inspired adventuring. The game is based on the Pathfinder tabletop RPG, which is in itself based on Dungeons and Dragons' 3.5 Edition. Players have access to an array of character classes, companions, and abilities to combat a wide range of fantasy monsters, while also managing a kingdom.

This version of the game includes all previously released DLC too, which is are sure to add to its already-lengthy runtime. For RPG fans, this could be the standout choice of September's PS Now additions.

Windbound

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Windbound is an indie survival game, and it's a bit different from the other additions to PS Now this month. Its gameplay consists of scavenging resources to craft tools and upgrades for the protagonist's boat. Players encounter hazardous seas and oceanic creatures, and the goal is to survive. Visually, it's reminiscent of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and the narrative is expressed environmentally and through text sections, for the most part. Windbound is a far cry from the other high-profile new games on PS Now this month, but it could players a charming and memorable experience.

Final Fantasy 7

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The original version of the game leads the charge for a selection of Final Fantasy games being added to PS Now over the next few months. Final Fantasy 7 is widely considered one of the greatest RPG games of all time. This title introduced the iconic characters of Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith, and it is credited as being a landmark game for the Final Fantasy series.

Its narrative continues to be praised to this day, and while its gameplay could be considered dated by today's standards, its classic turn-based system is still appealing to RPG enthusiasts. Final Fantasy 7 is perhaps the most well-known title among the new PS Now games, and it'll likely be considered a welcome addition to many PlayStation gamers' libraries.

Moonlighter

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Moonlighter is a roguelike action RPG with a charming visual style and story. Players take on the role of Will, a trader who aspires to become a hero. Its pixelated graphics have a nostalgic appeal, and its gameplay consists of top-down action and store management. Moonlighter was received well when it released, and for gamers who enjoy dungeon crawling and facing down impressive bosses, this could be the best pick of PS Now's new games.

PS Now can often be forgotten compared to other services like Xbox Game Pass and even PS Plus. Sony has been making major additions to the service throughout 2021, and hopefully, for fans, this trend will continue into 2022. The September lineup offers a diverse selection of games that should cater to a wide variety of gamers' tastes. While it doesn't quite match up to Xbox Game Pass in terms of sheer value, PlayStation Now is becoming more relevant in the eyes of PlayStation gamers a quality subscription service.

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