PlayStation 4 Games

Frontier’s Formula One management sim offers a major improvement on last year’s game but how realistic is it really?

Take control of a lost shadow in a monochrome Dutch city, in this inventive and agreeably mellow new indie adventure.

Capcom’s strange new action strategy hybrid is steeped in Japanese mythology and unlikely gameplay mash-ups but does the mixture work?

Destiny 2 and Overwatch provide the inspiration for yet another free-to-play live service game that wants to take over your life, but should you let it?

The latest attempt to revive a classic Atari franchise sees top-down racer Sprint take to the track once again, with eight-player local co-op.

Ubisoft remaster their classic Zelda-esque adventure for a second time, in what seems to be a prelude to its long-awaited sequel.

The latest entry in the franchise that spawned Persona goes multiformat, with significant improvements to the graphics, story, and gameplay.

GameCentral reviews the long-awaited expansion for Elden Ring and discovers another classic FromSoftware journey of pain and pleasure.

The Warner Bros. crossover fighter returns with more characters and modes, but is it enough to make it a long term success?

For the first time Codemasters’ F1 sim lets you pursue a Formula One career as any of the real drivers, in a significantly improved sequel.

Twin-stick shooting combines with the ability to possess everything from trees to street lamps, in this enjoyably peculiar new indie game.

The week’s second paper-folding themed video game is a charming new indie puzzler with some very clear ideas about folding virtual paper.

GameCentral reviews the most influential video game you’ve never heard of and the predecessor to everything from Final Fantasy to Fallout.

One of the most important indie games of all time returns with a remaster that adds more than a dozen new levels and revamped visuals.

2K finally bring back their much-loved tennis simulator, with a suite of single and multiplayer options to get you in the Wimbledon mood.

The legacy of Akira Toriyama continues, with a new action role-player based on one of the Dragon Ball creator’s less well known works.

The latest Atari reboot tries to reimagine the ancient Lunar Lander as a modern, narrative led game about dystopian space corporations.

The spiritual successor to Suikoden gained more than $4.5 million in Kickstarter funding but what can this old school JRPG offer non-fans?