Sony has announced that starting today, PlayStation Now subscribers can play Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – The Definitive Edition, the recent remaster of the 2002 open-world sandbox game. The remaster had its set of drawbacks, primarily related to bugs and technical, so if PlayStation users ever wanted to try it out, they can do so via PlayStation Now. Apart from that, Mirage Game Studios’ Little Big Workshop is also getting added in to the service’s catalog, letting players manage their own workshop.

Meanwhile, resistance strategy game Through the Darkest of Times and co-op puzzle game Death Squared have also been added to the PlayStation Now lineup with its February update. 

Microsoft has announced some interesting offerings for Xbox Game Pass on consoles this month. Starting tomorrow, Square Enix’s Final Fantasy 15 and Bethesda’s Wolfenstein: Youngblood will be playable. This is fairly huge, since the former is a massive RPG while the latter is… well, Wolfenstein: Youngblood. On February 13th, SMG Studio’s puzzler Death Squared will be added.

Final Fantasy 15 released in November 2016 after a long and tumultuous development period. It saw a number of DLC packs and updates with the Royal Edition adding a number of quality of life improvements and new story content. As for Wolfenstein: Youngblood, it’s essentially a co-op shooter where players control B.J. Blazkowicz’s teenage daughters as they venture to Paris to fight the Nazis.

Though it received mixed reviews at launch, numerous updates have been released to improve it. It might be worth checking out, if there’s nothing better available. Stay tuned for more details on future Xbox Game Pass offerings, especially for PC.