As announced earlier in the month, Final Fantasy 7 will be among the first of several classic Final Fantasy titles that will come and that starts this month. Another 7 is Tekken 7, the latest and ongoing entry in the classic fighting franchise, which will be on the service until February 28 of next year. To round out the lineup, there is also the shooter Killing Floor 2, the indie adventure game Windbound, and two very different RPG titles with Pathfinder: Kingmaker and Moonlighter. You can see more details on the official PlayStation blog through here.

All of these titles will be available on PlayStation Now via PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC starting on September 7th.

After first releasing in 2018 for PC and undergoing numerous bug fixes, Owlcat Games’ Pathfinder: Kingmaker is finally coming to consoles today. As the Definitive Edition, it will include all of the previously released DLC like Varnhold’s Lot, Beneath the Stolen Lands and The Wildcards. Check out the launch trailer below.

Along with all of this content – including the bug fixes and changes from the Enhanced Edition – there’s the new turn-based mode. Turn-based mode doesn’t have any attack queuing so you simply select an action with one character, perform it and then move on to the next. Switching back and forth between turn-based and real-time combat can be done with the press of a button.

Perhaps more interesting is that turn-based combat will also be added to the PC version. It’s set to go live in a free update later today. For console players, Pathfinder: Kingmaker – Definitive Edition will be available on Xbox One and PS4. Stay tuned for more details in the meantime.

Owlcat Games is bringing Pathfinder: Kingmaker – Definitive Edition to Xbox One and PS4 this year. Along with the base game, which has received additional polish and features since its launch, fans will also get access to all of the DLC. However, perhaps the most interesting feature is the option for turn-based combat.

It’s actually based off of a fan-made mod, which the developer liked so much that it decided to officially implement it into Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. Thankfully, as per IGN, PC players of Pathfinder: Kingmaker will also get access to turn-based combat when the console versions launch in August. There will also be gamepad support on PC, which makes it even easier to use since you just need to press the right thumbstick in.

As for how turn-based combat works, there’s no queuing of attacks – you attack with one character and then immediately move to the next character. The best part is that if the battle is a foregone conclusion, it’s possible to click in the right thumbstick and go right back to real-time combat. Tutorials for turn-based combat will also crop up when it’s used the first time with a combat log also denoting damage dealt, bonuses and whether it landed or missed.

Pathfinder: Kingmaker – Definitive Edition releases on August 18th for Xbox One and PS4. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months.