Rockstar Games waited a substantial amount of time before revamping GTA 5 in full 1080p HD, but we're very glad it did. It's not often we award games the coveted 10/10 Editor's Choice award, but GTA 5 on the PS4 and Xbox One (and PC too in January 2015) deserves it.
It introduces enhanced visuals, making the game look even better than it did on the PS3. Plus you get extra additions such as an optional first-person view, new side quests and all the previously released DLC.
Of course, the story is still the same twisted, sick masterpiece it always was, but in high definition it definitely looks and feels much better than the original.
If you dabbled in GTA Online on the PS3, you'll be able to transfer your content over to the PS4 version, too.
2.LIFE IS STRANGE
Developer: Dontnod
We’ll admit that we were a little sceptical when we played the first chapter of Life is Strange, but by the time we’d reached the closing, tense and emotional climaxes, we were in awe of Dontnod Entertainment’s episodic wonder.
Life is Strange tells the tale of Max, a photography student who discovers that she has the rather unique ability to rewind time.
It’s up to you how you use Max’s power, but with a storm incoming and a cast of characters that need her help, you’ve got some big decisions to make.
The story weaves around the events that happen between Max and her childhood friend Chloe, backed by one of the best game soundtracks I’ve ever heard for all the feels.
Life is Strange is a gaming feat that every gamer worth their salt should play – and will remember forever.
We’ll admit that we were a little sceptical when we played the first chapter of Life is Strange, but by the time we’d reached the closing, tense and emotional climaxes, we were in awe of Dontnod Entertainment’s episodic wonder.
Life is Strange tells the tale of Max, a photography student who discovers that she has the rather unique ability to rewind time.
It’s up to you how you use Max’s power, but with a storm incoming and a cast of characters that need her help, you’ve got some big decisions to make.
The story weaves around the events that happen between Max and her childhood friend Chloe, backed by one of the best game soundtracks I’ve ever heard for all the feels.
Life is Strange is a gaming feat that every gamer worth their salt should play – and will remember forever.
Developer: CD Projekt Red
The Witcher 3 has become the ultimate RPG – the one by which all others should be judged. For one, this is the largest, and most convincing open world we’ve ever seen. But also, you’re looking at a game with a storyline, quests and game systems that makes that world an incredibly compelling place to exist in.
This is the GTA 5 of sword and sorcery, so be prepared to sink a lot of hours into this game.
The Witcher 3 has become the ultimate RPG – the one by which all others should be judged. For one, this is the largest, and most convincing open world we’ve ever seen. But also, you’re looking at a game with a storyline, quests and game systems that makes that world an incredibly compelling place to exist in.
This is the GTA 5 of sword and sorcery, so be prepared to sink a lot of hours into this game.
4.BATMAN:ARKHAM KNIGHT
Developer: Rocksteady Studios
Rocksteady has left the Batman Arkham series on a high note, and Arkham Knight is an epic game that is heavy on the detailing. But, not so much so that it forgets how powerful a protagonist the Dark Knight is.
One of the best games available on PS4 right now, Batman: Arkham Knight is thrilling, powerful and ambitious. It leaves all other open-world superhero games in the dust to become one of those games that will go down as a classic.
5.BLOODBORNE
Rocksteady has left the Batman Arkham series on a high note, and Arkham Knight is an epic game that is heavy on the detailing. But, not so much so that it forgets how powerful a protagonist the Dark Knight is.
One of the best games available on PS4 right now, Batman: Arkham Knight is thrilling, powerful and ambitious. It leaves all other open-world superhero games in the dust to become one of those games that will go down as a classic.
5.BLOODBORNE
Developer: FromSoftware
If you’ve got the patience and the willingness to work out Bloodborne’s rhythms, this game defines what it is to be a hardcore gamer. Bloodborne won’t go easy on you, and at times it won’t be fun, but there are very few games where success feels so very satisfying.
By asking so much of its gamers, Bloodborne’s journey seems much more vital, more memorable and even more heart-poundingly intense.
6.Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain
If you’ve got the patience and the willingness to work out Bloodborne’s rhythms, this game defines what it is to be a hardcore gamer. Bloodborne won’t go easy on you, and at times it won’t be fun, but there are very few games where success feels so very satisfying.
By asking so much of its gamers, Bloodborne’s journey seems much more vital, more memorable and even more heart-poundingly intense.
6.Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain
Related: Kojima Productions
Some say that this will be Hideo Kojima’s last game, and if it is, he certainly went down kicking and screaming.
Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain is a work of art. It’s set in a believable open world full of complex, interlocking systems and boasts visuals that are at the very peak of the games currently available on PS4.
Missions are more open than ever, with the ability to tackle each one in your own way. But watch out, if you keep doing the same thing, the game will react to your strategies. Like taking out guards with a headshot? They’re going to start wearing helmets. Tend to attack under the cover of darkness? They’re going to up their nighttime patrols. And so on, and so forth.
Consider yourself warned.
The Phantom Pain manages to pull together all the best bits of previous Metal Gear Solid games, while retaining the tension, drama and the usual Kojima oddities for what we’re calling the ultimate Metal Gear game.
Some say that this will be Hideo Kojima’s last game, and if it is, he certainly went down kicking and screaming.
Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain is a work of art. It’s set in a believable open world full of complex, interlocking systems and boasts visuals that are at the very peak of the games currently available on PS4.
Missions are more open than ever, with the ability to tackle each one in your own way. But watch out, if you keep doing the same thing, the game will react to your strategies. Like taking out guards with a headshot? They’re going to start wearing helmets. Tend to attack under the cover of darkness? They’re going to up their nighttime patrols. And so on, and so forth.
Consider yourself warned.
The Phantom Pain manages to pull together all the best bits of previous Metal Gear Solid games, while retaining the tension, drama and the usual Kojima oddities for what we’re calling the ultimate Metal Gear game.
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