It is still the middle of October, but PlayStation Plus subscribers are already eagerly awaiting the roster of all the free games that will come out for PlayStation consoles in November.
Since the month is far from over, there is little information about which new games will make the cut. Yet a possible November inclusion had been unveiled by a game producer from Nicalis, Inc.
According to Tyrone Rodriguez, an action-adventure rogue-like game called "The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth" will come out next month.
Rodriguez offered a description of the reissued game, saying that "it combines elements of The Legend of Zelda and Smash TV with the roguelike genre. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth literally features hundreds of items, weapons and power-ups all wrapped-up in an arcade-like experience."
The article also mentioned that the game developers felt that it will be a good idea to allow console players to finally experience playing the odd premise of the game.
Further, it said, "(It) features over 500 hours of gameplay (not marketing fluff, it'll take you at least this long to unlock all the secrets in the game). Each run will be different because the enemies, rooms, levels and drops are all randomly generated. Every time you beat the game or die and start a new game it'll be all-new and fresh."
According to the blog, the game will be released on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita starting Nov. 4. Could it mean that it will come right on time for the PlayStation Plus free game update?
Meanwhile, Sony recently updated its 2.0 update feature roster. According to reports, the update will make a huge impact on PS Plus beginning this month.
The feature, dubbed as "Add to Library," will let the subscribers add their PS Plus free games to their library without having to download all of them individually. It simply means that the subscribers can start piling up their Instant Game Collection and download all of them simultaneously. It could allow them to download all the games from the past three months all at the same time.
Other free games to be featured in the November roster for all PS Plus subscribers will be announced soon.
