PlayStation Now now allows PS4, PS2 games to be downloaded to your device

Sony just announced that now, in addition to streaming games, you can download PlayStation Now games to your PS4 system so you can play offline or on your computer.

Most of the PS4 games included in the service, including Bloodborne, God of War 3 Remastered, NBA 2K16, and Until Dawn, are downloadable, and the PS Now list also features remastered classic PS2 titles. back for PS4. The feature will roll out to all PS Now users over the next few days, so if you don’t see the feature on your PS Now, check back later.

PS Now games will support all DLC that users have purchased, including microtransactions and add-ons, as well as PS4 Pro enhancements for those who pay to use the PS4 Pro. And remember, you don’t need a PlayStation Plus membership to play online multiplayer on PS Now – that applies to both game streams and downloads.

If you’ve started a game through a stream on PS Now and want to continue playing on your PS4, you can transfer saves from the PS Now cloud to the console using a PS Plus membership (sold separately). That is, you transfer the save file from PS Now to cloud storage on PS Plus, and then transfer it from PS Plus cloud storage to PS4 system. You can watch step-by-step video tutorials on how to transfer save data.

Note that you need to connect your PS4 to the Internet every few days to confirm your PS Now membership, even if you only play downloaded games.