PlayStation 4 (7753 programs)

Pros: Unique blend of city-building and roguelike exploration. Multiple biomes with branching paths and enemies. Strong progression with gnome leveling and skills. Regular updates address player feedback.

Cons: Difficulty spikes can feel unfair. Heavy reliance on randomness.

Pros: Numerous tribes and varying traits to unlock. Randomized events add thrill. Customizable features. High-quality visuals.

Cons: Can be unnecessarily difficult.

Pros: Two-player co-op gameplay. Each character gets unique abilities. Various different environments. No hidden collectible items.

Cons: Limited replay value. Emotional depth could be stronger. No additional DLC or new content.

Pros: Vibrant 3D graphics. Numerous quests and tasks to do. Lets players roam around freely. Wide array of accessories to customize with.

Cons: Awkward physics.

Pros: Stunning open-world with incredible attention to detail. Deep and emotionally gripping story. Engaging and meaningful side quests. Realistic gunplay and horseback mechanics.

Cons: Slow pacing may not appeal to all players.. Realism-heavy mechanics can feel tedious. Network issues persist online.

Pros: Dynamic visuals. Supports cross-play.

Cons: Nothing unique about the gameplay.

Pros: Intergender matches expand gameplay variety. The Island introduces a fresh open-world concept. Showcase Mode delivers an engaging WWE history experience. Improved graphics, animations, and camera angles.

Cons: The Island mode is heavily monetized. Microtransactions may limit the full experience.

Pros: Immersive storytelling. Strategic combat. Stunning visuals. Clever puzzles.

Cons: Limited replayability.

Pros: Engaging narrative centered on Nathan Drake’s hunt for Henry Avery’s treasure. Dynamic combat combining hand-to-hand and firearm sequences.

Cons: Multiplayer grind. Pacing issues.

Pros: Features a replay mode. Includes sporting director role. Impressive graphics.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Deep narrative with impactful choices. Massive open world full of quality quests. Strong next-gen graphical and performance upgrades. Excellent expansions and added content.

Cons: Combat can feel clunky for new players. High system requirements for enhanced visuals.

Pros: Authentic retro 80s pixel art and chiptune soundtrack. Fun, accessible combat with depth for mastery. Co-op multiplayer up to six players. Frequent updates and DLC content.

Cons: Technical bugs can disrupt gameplay. Boss difficulty can be inconsistent. Replay value limited without multiplayer.

Pros: Deep, refined batting, bowling, and fielding mechanics. Dynamic pitch, weather, and crowd effects. Strong Management Career and Ashes Modes. Cinematic presentation and enhanced animations. Increased strategic depth.

Cons: Harder learning curve for beginners. Some player faces look generic.

Pros: Strong realism through refined animations and match presentation. Extensive official licenses enhance authenticity.

Cons: Gameplay changes feel incremental for returning players. Progression systems in competitive modes rely heavily on grinding.

Pros: Intuitive shape-merging mechanics. Unlimited undo for fearless experimentation. Sixty-four fresh puzzles plus 16 classic remastered stages.

Cons: Later levels can feel highly complex. Teleportation puzzles may disorient some players.