PlayStation 4 (7755 programs)

Pros: Open-world setting. Highly customizable character. Plenty of items to unlock. Free and story modes of gaming.

Cons: Only available in single-player gameplay.

Pros: Multiple gameplay modes available. Customizable control scheme. Gritty underground visual style. Environmental stage hazards add variety.

Cons: Repetitive combat loop. Lacks overall polish.

Pros: Unique blend of pinball and adventure. Wide variety of themed tables and mini-games. Colorful and lively visual design. Customization options and assist features.

Cons: Story lacks depth. Can feel repetitive over time. Minor performance hiccups.

Pros: Familiar and refined combat system. Strong visuals and sprite work. Added character backstory for Markus. Accessible for returning players.

Cons: Minimal new gameplay mechanics. Story feels rushed and underdeveloped. Reused assets reduce visual impact.

Pros: Tight, responsive drift controls. Deep car customization options. Visually stylish and fast-paced.

Cons: No online or multiplayer mode.

Pros: Quick 3v3 matches. Easy-to-learn controls. World Cup mode. Field and ball customization.

Cons: Top-down view limits visibility. No multiplayer support.

Pros: Gorgeous pixel art and expressive animation. Excellent music integrated into gameplay. Fluid elemental-based combat and traversal. Heartfelt story and worldbuilding.

Cons: Occasional pacing issues with backtracking.

Pros: Unique concept with a whimsical theme. Smooth physics-based platformer. Creative level design keeps gameplay fresh. Cross-save feature.

Cons: Later levels may feel too difficult to clear.

Pros: Gorgeous minimalist visuals and six distinct biomes. Two modes: competitive High Score and creative Sandbox. Expanded building roster with 44 structures and vibrant color variants.

Cons: Scoring rules can feel opaque to newcomers.

Pros: Bright, charming visuals. Simple yet engaging mechanics. 30 creative levels. With the hint system.

Cons: Limited to 30 levels.

Pros: Enhanced visuals optimized for HD and 4K displays. Smooth 60 FPS gameplay support. Fully voiced diverse cast of characters. Supports LAN and online gameplay.

Cons: Non-scaling equipment in arcade mode.

Pros: 3D graphics.

Cons: Graphics needs polishing. Weird NPC behavior. Players getting stuck. Hindered progression.

Pros: Has both third and first-person angles. In-depth but easy to understand storyline. Immersive horror gameplay. Multiple endings. Intuitive inventory management.

Cons: Can be extremely difficult. Disturbing themes and horror visuals.

Pros: Includes iconic classic Star Wars titles. Varied genres and gameplay styles. Nostalgic appeal for longtime fans. Available on modern hardware.

Cons: Outdated graphics and UI elements. Missing titles on PlayStation version. Visual and performance issues. High price for minimal enhancements.

Pros: Entertaining crossover concept. New mini-games and recipes. Powerful new staff and dishes. Charming pixel art and animations.

Cons: Unbalanced additions undermine core game. Clunky combat and controls. Mini-games lack depth.

Pros: Intense strategic multiplayer gameplay. Thrilling 2v8 format increases tension. Iconic resident evil characters and locations.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Free-to-play first two chapters. Created by Undertale’s Toby Fox. Retro visuals with modern storytelling. Memorable, genre-blending soundtrack.

Cons: Full game requires future paid chapters. Pixel-style graphics may not appeal to all.

Pros: Relaxing gameplay. Enhances memory. Progression system.

Cons: Repetitive mechanics.

Pros: 400+ handcrafted rooms. Inspired by ‘80s, ‘90s games. Mini-games.

Cons: Controller input stutters. Isometric view causes perspective issues.