Concrete Genie's engrossing mix or classic street art and the living, creating creations of your imagination drive home how Sony is investing well into independant studios.

Call of Cthulhu from Cyanide Studios is and investigative RPG that’s the official adaptation of Chaosium’s pen-and-paper one. It’s all about uncovering the deepening mysteries and the eventual, unavoidable descent into madness that tends to happen in things of a Lovecraftian nature.

In Just Cause 4, Rico is about to meet his match: Mother nature.

What Days Gone does have going for it, are its Freakers. Disgusting remnants of humanity with a taste for flesh, Freakers are rabid dogs who need to be put down whenever they get a whiff of your scent. On their own, they're trouble. But in a group? They're a near-unstoppable homicidal herd.

Assassin's Creed keeps many elements established in Origins, but introduces many of its own new tricks to make it feel distinctly different.

A dark space western that deals with revenge, Destiny 2: Forsaken begins with a massive bang and ends with a devastating explosion right in the emotions as it establishes its narrative.

After fifteen years of the undead blight running rampant across the planet, humanity is finally showing signs of a return to the top of the food chain. Dying Light 2’s big question is focused on how the emergence of a new human nation can best suit you. What deals are you willing to make to survive another day? And are you prepared for the consequences?

When Sony showed Remedy’s new game at its bizarre conference, it immediately evoked memories of Quantum Break. Not only did it bear a striking visual resemblance to the Finnish developer’s previous Xbox exclusive. While I enjoyed quantum Break, more of the same isn’t what I wanted from Remedy. Thankfully, that's not what Control is.