Sony already surprised everyone this month by announcing an upcoming PlayStation 5 event and several classic RPGs coming to PlayStation Now, but the full list for September carries quite a few surprises. There’s literally something for everyone coming to PlayStation Now in September, from classic fighters to complicated roguelikes to gory shooters. Whether you’re looking at streaming your games because your PS4 is out of hard drive space or you’re out of the house, PS Now is a continually growing service that is a perfect complement to your game library.

PlayStation Now is Sony’s cloud gaming subscription service, with titles playable on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Windows PCs. The games on this list are available on the service for a limited time, and an active subscription is required to access them. To date, the service has proven to be a success with fans and has been host to several huge titles, including Marvel’s Avengers and Red Dead Redemption II.

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Tekken 7

Heihachi and Kazuya in Tekken 7

It’s no secret that Tekken 7 is one of the biggest fighting games out there. Even as Mortal Kombat prepares for its next phase and Street Fighter V wraps up, Bandai Namco’s iconic fighter is still going strong. With a massive roster that includes guest characters ranging from Fatal Fury to The Walking Dead, Tekken 7 has something for everyone -- even if you don’t care about fighting games.

Now, that being said -- Tekken 7 isn’t actually a new addition this month. The fighter has been available on PlayStation Now in the US and Canada for some time, but it arrives for other territories this month. You’ve got plenty of time still to dive in if you haven’t yet, though. Tekken 7 will be available on PlayStation now through February 28, 2022.

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Killing Floor 2

More than five years since its release, the visceral Killing Floor 2 remains one of the top shooters on the market. Set in Europe, the game sees players contending with a collapsing government and the rise of zombie-like monsters as a result of a failed scientific experiment.

No one’s really playing Killing Floor 2 for the plot, though. They’re playing it for the gameplay, which is a full-throttle, gore-filled first-person shooter experience. While that unfocused narrative may have been a con for many reviewers, it hasn’t turned off players in the slightest. If you’re looking for a crazy, violent shooter that’s just designed to put a gun in your hands and zombies in your crosshairs, Killing Floor 2 is the way to go.

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Final Fantasy VII

Sony surprised everyone last week with the announcement that it would begin drip-feeding classic Final Fantasy titles to PlayStation Now owners starting with Final Fantasy VII this month. Sony and Final Fantasy have had a tight relationship for decades now, and it all started with FFVII, the classic JRPG that breathed new life into the genre worldwide.

The fact of the matter is, it’s hard to believe you haven’t played the original. The game was the biggest thing in the world in 1997, and that popularity hasn’t really waned much. Whether you’ve somehow only played Final Fantasy VII Remake or you just want to relive that one summer where you dove into Midgar, this is the perfect opportunity to revisit what made Square Enix’s classic RPG so beloved.

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Windbound

A character sits in front of a fire on the beach

In Windbound, players are thrust into the role of Kara, a shipwrecked warrior. Separated from her tribe, Kara must find a way to survive with no boat, food, tools or hope for recovery. The island is teeming with danger, but there are also rich resources. With your wit and determination, players can find a way to build a life and survive the wilderness.

Of course, Windbound isn’t just a survival game. The island has plenty of mystery, opening the path for Kara to see not only the island’s past but a glimpse of a possible future. Windbound was released to middling scores last year but still managed to earn praise for its gorgeous aesthetic and roguelike mechanics.

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Pathfinder: Kingmaker

Chances are right now you’re more invested in the recently released Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous than anything else, but if that one’s not your speed, PS Now has you covered. 2018’s Pathfinder: Kingmaker will scratch that itch in a big way, thanks to its winding plot and over 100 hours of gameplay.

Kingmaker sees you and your party exploring the Stolen Lands in a game based on six of the Pathfinder modules. Pathfinder: Kingmaker is definitely a slower-paced game, balancing a real-time combat system with an isometric perspective that earned it plenty of praise despite a few technical hiccups at launch. Pathfinder isn’t for everyone, but if you like your RPGs heavy on role-playing, this one’s a must-play.

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Moonlighter

Continuing the ongoing trend of indie RPG games in the spotlight, 2018’s Moonlighter joins PS Now this month. Moonlighter is a fascinating gem, blending roguelike and dungeon crawling gameplay with social simulator and shop management mechanics. Players will spend their nights raiding dungeons for loot and their days trying to sell that loot in their shop.

Successfully balancing the gameplay opens up a world of possibilities, including new shops, better gear and more dungeons to explore. Moonlighter never lit up the charts, but it has remained a steady, quiet hit over the years, with solid reviews and a dedicated fanbase. If you dug Boyfriend Dungeon’s more complicated roguelike gameplay, this one’s for you.

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