The Last-Ever PlayStation Now Games Have Been Announced

Sony has announced that the final games to join PlayStation Now – before it merges with the new PlayStation Plus – are Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, and Blasphemous.

Announced on the PlayStation Blog, each of the three games are available to play from May 3. These also seem to be permanent additions to the service before its games roll into PS Plus Extra and Premium next month.

The full list of games included in the all-new PS Plus hasn’t been revealed just yet. But, we do know its top tier will offer more than 700 games for streaming or download (including streaming on PC), and the library will be “regularly refreshed”.

If you have an active PS Now subscription, you’ll be automatically upgraded to a PS Plus Premium membership when the subscription changes.

This also applies to those who have active subscriptions for both PS Plus and PS Now simultaneously. The length of your membership will then be equal to the longest subscription owned.

Asia markets (excluding Japan) will be the first to get the new service as it is currently targeting May 23, 2022. Japan will be next on June 1, followed by the Americas on June 13, and then finally Europe on June 22.

Sony has also recently revealed that users will be able to upgrade their PS Plus subscriptions onto the new premium tiers, with a “pro-rated fee to level up the remaining time” required to pay before you do.

Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.

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