Created by id Software, Doom is a monolith all of its own, and one of the best FPS games of all time, providing a rush you can’t really get from any other shooter out there. If you’re looking a for gory, heart-pounding, first person shooter there really is no better choice than DOOM. Combining snappy, exciting combat with roguelike stakes and a family platter of weapons that drastically mix up your playstyle, Dead Cells is a game you can’t put down for long.
Speaking of indies, Dead Cells is the best metroidvania game released in years: no contest. Celeste is an excellent title for anyone with even a passing interest in the genre, with a compelling story to tie together a treacherous climb up a perilous mountain. CelesteĪn indie platformer with an equal measure of heart and quality. It’s brilliant, and still has people begging for a proper Bloodborne PC port all these years later for a good reason. The result is fantastic, a dark and blood curdling adventure where you slice through all manner of man and monster. BloodborneĪ legendary PlayStation exclusive, Bloodborne is FromSoftware bringing its experience with the Dark Souls series to a gothic horror setting. Set in revolutionary France, it’s the series at its best with all the jumping, stabbing, and stealth you could ever want. There is a massive selection of Assassin’s Creed games available on PS Plus, but Assassin’s Creed Unity is probably the most engaging game of the selection.
Without further ado, here are our picks for the top 30 games on PlayStation Plus, in no particular order. Whether it's some of the best PlayStation exclusives released over the past few years, or a vast collection of AAA releases that you've missed, there's plenty to get your hands on thanks to PlayStation Plus. You've got the games catalogue, the classics catalogue, as well as a selection of Ubisoft and free-to-download PS4 titles. With PlayStation Plus, there's way more available than the three free monthly games. Ratchet & Clank is one of many brilliant games available on PS Plus.
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