1. Valheim.
2. Valve Index VR Kit.
3. 鬼谷八荒.
4. Persona 5 Strikers.
5. Persona 5 Strikers.
6. Stardew Valley.
7. Pre-purchase OUTRIDERS.
8. Nioh 2 – The Complete Edition.
9. Baldur's Gate 3.
10. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - Operation Broken Fang.

About

Harness the wind and soar through the wilderness of Stonefly. Brilliant but naïve inventor Annika Stonefly must recover a lost family heirloom using her smarts and strategy. Glide strategically among flora and fauna, confronting hungry bugs, adventures, and memorable characters. Along the way, you’ll unravel a heartwarming story of self-discovery, family, legacy, and belonging.

Key Features

• Chill and tranquil action-adventure gameplay punctuated by unique and skillful bug showdowns. Stun ‘em. Shoo ‘em. Get the loot.
• Invent and craft new abilities for your mech while customizing it to match your play style.
• Take on a variety of bug types to harvest minerals, then use them to craft specialized mech parts.
• Glide through tree canopies, across marshes, among prickly briars, and breathtaking nature throughout missions.
• Richly handcrafted art, equally inspired by mid-century modern design and the natural world.
• Forge relationships with a cast of memorable characters from the Acorn Corps, a band of castaway mech pilots.

PlayStation 5

• Maquette (Annapurna Interactive) – All that is tiny is simultaneously huge in this intriguing first-person puzzler designed around a Escher-esque recursive simulation. Making its PlayStation 5 debut as part of next month’s PlayStation Plus lineup, Maquette sets you in the center of a world the rules of which are very different from our own. Solutions to puzzles require you to twist the world recursively—manipulating the landscape of a diorama will see those changes mirrored in the life-sized version that surrounds you. If you get perplexed by a puzzle, you can call up PlayStation 5’s Game Help for helpful hints to solve Maquette‘s tougher conundrums.

As a reminder, Destruction AllStars, which was free for PlayStation Plus subscribers in February, will remain free until April 5, 2021.

PlayStation 4

• Farpoint (Sony Interactive Entertainment) – Master an arsenal of weapons to keep yourself alive on a hostile alien world in this free-roaming, first-person PlayStation VR shooter. Optimized for the PlayStation VR Aim controller and fully playable with a DualShock wireless controller, strike out towards your crashed space station solo or with a friend in online co-op. Trade alien threats for testing each other’s skills in a variety of Versus game modes.
• Final Fantasy VII Remake (Square Enix) – Square Enix’s modern reimagining of its iconic RPG boasts unforgettable characters, a mind-blowing story and epic battles. Return to the city of Midgar as Cloud Strife, former member of Shinra’s elite SOLDIER unit now turned mercenary, lends his aid to the resistance group Avalanche. Initially executing daring raids against Shinra to fight back against its planet-threatening machinations, Cloud and his comrades are unaware of the epic consequences that await them. The story of this first, standalone game in the Final Fantasy VII Remake project covers up to the party’s escape from Midgar, and goes deeper into the events occurring in Midgar than the classic original. (Please note the PlayStation 4 version of Final Fantasy VII Remake available to PlayStation Plus members is not eligible for the PlayStation 5 digital version upgrade.)
• Remnant: From the Ashes (Perfect World Entertainment) – In this third-person survival action shooter, play as one of the last remnants of humanity attempting to retake a world overrun by monstrous, interdimensional invaders. Venture into dynamically-generated worlds alone or with up to two other survivors, scavenging for supplies and modding your equipment to strengthen your chances of survival when tackling over 100 deadly varieties of enemy and battling epic bosses.

* Enhancements

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade takes advantage of the latest generation hardware and includes a wealth of graphical, gameplay and system enhancements for the PlayStation 5:

• Immerse yourself in the city of Midgar like never before, with improved textures, lighting, and background environments. Players can switch between two game modes:
  • “Graphics Mode” prioritizes 4K high-resolution graphics.
  • “Performance Mode” prioritizes smooth action at 60 frames per second.
• Capture and share your memorable moments from the game with a fully customizable “Photo Mode.”
• Enjoy immersive battles by using the DualSense wireless controller, with its haptic feedback integration, and enjoy dynamic bike racing with its adaptive triggers.
• New difficulty settings for “Classic Mode” provide new ways to play.
• Jump into the action faster with optimized loading times.

* Free Upgrade

As a thank you to those who have purchased Final Fantasy VII Remake for the PlayStation 4 console, Square Enix are providing these players a free PlayStation 5 enhancement update* that will include all next-gen visual and gameplay enhancements detailed above at no extra cost when playing on a PlayStation 5 console.

* New Episode

As well as introducing many exciting new enhancements, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade also includes a brand-new episode featuring Yuffie as the main character. In this new adventure, play as ninja Yuffie Kisaragi as she infiltrates the shadowy Shinra Corporation to steal a powerful materia and restore glory to her homeland. Play alongside new characters and enjoy an expanded gameplay experience featuring multiple new combat and gameplay additions, bringing a new perspective to the Final Fantasy VII Remake story that cannot be missed.

Players, who purchased Final Fantasy VII Remake on PlayStation 4 and upgrade to PlayStation 5 can purchase the new episode featuring Yuffie as a standalone download from the PlayStation Store. Owners of the disc version of Final Fantasy VII Remake on PlayStation 4 will require a PlayStation 5 console with disc drive in order to take advantage of this digital upgrade.

* Game Editions

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will be available as a physical and digital Standard Edition, and as a Digital Deluxe Edition from the PlayStation Store. The Digital Deluxe Edition of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade comes with a digital mini soundtrack featuring songs, such as “Descendant of Shinobi,” and a digital artbook which includes concept art and character sheets. Customers who pre-order the digital Standard Edition or Digital Deluxe Edition of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will receive the pre-order bonus Cacstar weapon for use in the new episode featuring Yuffie.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, the PlayStation 5 enhancement update, and the standalone downloadable episode featuring Yuffie will be available for the PlayStation 5 console worldwide on June 10, 2021.

* FAQ

What are the enhancements and new system and gameplay additions in Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade?

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade includes a wealth of graphical, gameplay and system enhancements:

• Immerse yourself in the city of Midgar like never before, with improved textures, lighting, and background environments
• Players can switch between two game modes:
  • “Graphics Mode” prioritizes 4K high-resolution graphics.
  • “Performance Mode” prioritizes smooth action at 60 frames per second.
• Capture and share your memorable moments from the game with a fully customizable “Photo Mode.”
• Players can enjoy immersive battles by using the DualSense PlayStation 5 controller with its haptic feedback integration.

On which platforms is Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade available?

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is available for PlayStation 5.

Where can I buy Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade?

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is available for PlayStation 5 physically from local and online retailers and digitally as a Standard or Digital Deluxe Edition downloadable from the PlayStation Store

Do I need to own Final Fantasy VII Remake for PlayStation 4 in order to play Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on PlayStation 5?

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade for PlayStation 5 is an independent game, so prior purchase of the Final Fantasy VII Remake PlayStation 4 is not required.

Do I need to buy Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade if I already own Final Fantasy VII Remake?

If you already own Final Fantasy VII Remake for the PlayStation 4 (physical or digital version) and own a PlayStation 5, you can download the free Final Fantasy VII Remake PlayStation 5 enhancement update. This update does not include the new episode featuring Yuffie. The new episode featuring Yuffie can be purchased separately. An internet connection is required to obtain the free PlayStation 5 enhancement update. However, if you have purchased Final Fantasy VII Remake (physical edition) for PlayStation 4, and own the PlayStation 5 digital edition (the model without a disc drive) then you are not eligible to download the upgrade.

Can I upgrade Final Fantasy VII Remake on PlayStation 4 to Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on PlayStation 5?

If you already own Final Fantasy VII Remake for the PlayStation 4 (physical or digital version) and own a PlayStation 5, you can download the free Final Fantasy VII Remake PlayStation 5 enhancement update. This update does not include the new episode featuring Yuffie. The new episode featuring Yuffie can be purchased separately. An internet connection is required to obtain the free PlayStation 5 enhancement update. However, if you have purchased Final Fantasy VII Remake (physical edition) for PlayStation 4, and own the PlayStation 5 digital edition (the model without a disc drive) then you are not eligible to download the upgrade.

Can I play Final Fantasy VII Remake on PlayStation 4 if I’ve purchased Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on PlayStation 5?

Your purchase of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on Playstation 5 does not entitle you to play Final Fantasy VII Remake on PlayStation 4. Customers who would like to play Final Fantasy VII Remake on PlayStation 4 need to purchase it separately.

Is the new Yuffie Episode available on the PlayStation 4?

The new Yuffie Episode is optimized for PlayStation 5, so it is not available on PlayStation 4.

Can I play the new episode featuring Yuffie on PlayStation 5 without purchasing Final Fantasy VII Remake or Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade?

The new episode featuring Yuffie can only be played by either purchasing Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on PlayStation 5, or by purchasing it separately after completing the free PlayStation 5 enhancement upgrade.

How do I access the new episode featuring Yuffie?

After downloading the content to your system, the new episode featuring Yuffie is playable immediately through the PlayStation 5 version of Final Fantasy VII Remake title menu. For new players of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade it is recommended to play the main campaign first, although not required.

Will my save file for Final Fantasy VII Remake work with Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade?

Yes. You can carry over save data from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5.

An update patch which supports carrying over PlayStation 4 save data will be available before the PlayStation 5 version of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is released.

After the patch has been applied, an option will appear on the title menu for the PlayStation 4 version to carry over your save data.

An internet connection is required to carry over save data to PlayStation 5. However, if you have purchased Final Fantasy VII Remake (physical edition) for PlayStation 4, and own the PlayStation 5 digital edition (the model without a disc drive) you are not eligible to download the PlayStation 5 enhancement upgrade but can still transfer your save data should you purchase Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade digitally.

What versions of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade are available for purchase?

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will be available as a physical and digital Standard Edition, and as a Digital Deluxe Edition from the PlayStation Store.

What is included in the Digital Deluxe Edition of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade?

The Digital Deluxe Edition of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade comes with a digital mini soundtrack featuring songs, such as “Descendant of Shinobi”, and a digital artbook which includes concept art and character sheets.

About

The new System Shock is a complete remake of the groundbreaking immersive sim, first released in 1994. Players, in the space-boots of an unnamed hacker who awakes after a six-month snooze, finds Citadel Station in quite the state. Murderous robots, killer cyborgs, and malicious mutants have run amok. And the station’s AI, SHODAN, seems to have developed quite the God complex.

Nightdive has given the entirely remade System Shock the full treatment, recreating the fan-favorite title for modern players with all-new HD visuals, updated controls, revamped hacking, and a renovated Citadel Station with all sorts of new areas and secrets to uncover.

Key Features

• The Return of SHODAN – The talented Terri Brosius returns to bring her unique vocal venom to the villainous AI SHODAN
• Hackers Gonna Hack – System Shock features a totally revamped hacking system featuring new 6 Degrees of Freedom (6DoF) gameplay, providing new enemies and challenges
• Familiar but… Different – Citadel Station is bigger and more terrifying than ever with all-new areas, traps, puzzles, and of course, plenty of secrets to uncover
• The Sound of Terror – Re-recorded audio logs provide players with a drip-feed of horrifying lore as they piece together exactly what went wrong for the dwellers of Citadel Station
• Robots and Zombies and Lasers… Oh My – Blast, smash, and occasionally flee from re-imagined enemies like angry Repair-Bots, “Hopper” Mobile Lasers, mutants, cyborgs, and all kinds of bloodthirsty monsters and aggressive automatons

Dark Moonlight is an action survival horror game set in the near future that allows the player to control the fate of Dave Kellerman, who suffers from various fears and phobias. He goes in for modern psychiatric treatment, which at first looks promising, but with time it turns out that not everything is as beautiful as it seems.

Key Features

• Enter the Experimental Treatment Process – Dave’s life was already unbearable. He decided to take a risk and undergo experimental therapy. Doctors promised it was completely safe and tested…
• Something Went Wrong… Try to Escape from a Dark World Full of Surprises – You wake up in another world, nothing is right… You must fight to survive and forget about your fears and mental health. Your inventory is limited—will you survive without proper amount of ammo or first aid?
• Solve Puzzles to Uncover a Mystery – There are tons of puzzles in the game, can you solve all of them? Exercise your mind to achieve the best result. This will allow you to find new equipment and become a stronger opponent.
• Defeat Demonic Monsters to Survive – You can expect scary demons and monsters around every corner—better be prepared. Use the available weapons to fight the beasts, but remember that beasts can rise up from the grave.

While we dearly wanted to deliver Patch 1.2 for Cyberpunk 2077 in the timespan we detailed previously, the recent cyber attack on the studio’s IT infrastructure and extensive scope of the update mean this unfortunately will not happen — we’ll need some additional time. 1/3

— Cyberpunk 2077 (@CyberpunkGame) February 24, 2021