10 Near-Perfect PS4 Games Nobody Played
The article argues that several strong PlayStation 4 games were overlooked, and that the console’s winding-down years are a good time to revisit them. It highlights titles that received limited attention despite their distinctive ideas or later improvements.
Among the examples are *Infamous: Second Son*, which followed a popular PS3 series but drew less notice, and *Gravity Rush 2*, praised for its gravity-based play and comic-book style. The article also mentions the tactical RPG *Summon Night 6: Lost Borders*, which is no longer on the PlayStation Store, and *Erica*, an interactive live-action story with multiple endings. *Driveclub* improved after launch but was later removed from sale and lost its multiplayer servers; its single-player mode remains playable on disc.
- Several acclaimed PS4 games attracted relatively little attention.
- Some are now harder to find or play.
- The article revisits distinctive titles from the console’s library.
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The PlayStation 4 is a home games console released by Sony in 2013. Its games range from large action adventures to role-playing games and interactive stories, but some received less attention than better-known releases.
The examples include sequels to established series, such as Infamous: Second Son and Gravity Rush 2, as well as less familiar games such as Summon Night 6: Lost Borders and Erica. Their formats differ: Erica uses live-action video and choices, while Gravity Rush 2 centres on changing the direction of gravity.
A game’s availability can change after release: Summon Night 6 is no longer sold through the PlayStation Store, and Driveclub has been removed from sale and lost its online servers. Driveclub’s single-player mode can still be played from a disc, showing why access to older games may depend on how they were bought.