Bloodborne Added To PlayStation Now Streaming Library
PlayStation Now is a game streaming service from Sony that lets subscribers stream titles to their consoles in exchange for a fee. The company continues to add more titles to the service in order to keep things fresh. The latest addition is Bloodborne, a famous action RPG that’s known for being very difficult. This is perhaps the most high-profile game that Sony has added to the PlayStation Now streaming lineup so far.
Bloodborne is from Dark Souls developer FromSoftware and it has received a variety of awards ever since it was released in 2015. It’s now available for PlayStation Now subscribers who can stream the game as and when they please.
Several other titles have been added to the PlayStation Now lineup this month. They include the likes of Moto Racer 4, Project Cars, The Dwarves, Bard’s Gold, and others. Over ten new games have been added to the library in total this month.
For a limited time, Sony is allowing non-subscribers to get PlayStation Now service for a full month for $9.99. They can also get a full year at the promotional price of $99.99. PlayStation Plus members get an exclusive discount on the three-month PS Now pass, they can get it for $29.99 instead of the $44.99 regular price.
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