PlayStation Plus is Sony’s version of Xbox Game Pass, and it offers subscribers a large and constantly expanding library of games. There are three plans starting at $10 a month, but each plan gives subscribers access to monthly games and rewards. Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 5, subscribers can play a game based on the hit series Death Note, as well as a racing game based on Hot Wheels.
Here are all the games PlayStation Plus subscribers can access throughout November. You can also check out the latest games Sony added to the PlayStation Plus Library in October.
Death Note Killer Within
This social deduction game is based on the popular anime and manga Death Note. In this game, you and nine others are split into two teams. Players have to figure out the identities of others and then either capture the Death Note or eliminate L, an investigator looking into the Kira murders. Each role has a set of unique characteristics, so you’ll have to use your wits and the skills you’ve been handed to win this game of cat and mouse.
Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged
Years ago, playing with Hot Wheels usually meant launching them over a volcano using your imagination and cushions from the couch. Now, Hot Wheels have their own racing game series. With over 130 cars, choose and upgrade your favorite one, and then race it against others in fun and quirky locations. If you want to create the race track of your dreams, head over to the Track Editor and let your imagination burn rubber.
Ghostwire: Tokyo
You’re one of the only people left in Tokyo after supernatural forces cause everyone else to disappear. Now you have to team up with a spirit bent on revenge to figure out how to bring everyone back. You’ll have to master spiritual abilities to take down the paranormal inhabitants of the city and discover what happened. (If you also have a gaming PC, note that Ghostwire: Tokyo is free this week on the Epic Games Store.)
Monthly games leaving PS Plus
All PS Plus subscribers can play these games throughout November, but three games are leaving the service on Monday, Nov. 4. That means you’ll have to buy these games separately soon:
For more on PlayStation Plus, here’s what to know about the service. You can also check out the latest upcoming games on Xbox Game Pass, Apple Arcade, Netflix Games and Crunchyroll Game Vault.
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