These games excel at hooking players right in the opening hours. No slow burn, no frills, just pure awesome from the start.
Despite continuously losing out to PlayStation, Microsoft's eighth-gen console has built up a solid library of must-play games.
With so many great releases this year, the PS5's list of must-play titles grows ever larger. Check out the very best of the best here.
Do you love games that let you go wherever the road takes you, and have a whale of a time in the process? These titles do a lot for that kind of a gameplay loop, and remain among our favorites!
The two titles, alongside DOOM: The Dark Ages and Indiana Jones are helping Xbox Games dominate PlayStation sales charts.
Analyst Mat Piscatella notes that we're "way beyond" the point where customers will swap consoles for exclusive game releases.
Playground Games' open-world racer debuted on Sony's console last April and has seemingly become another multiplatform success.
Issues causing player progression to reset in Weekly Challenges and certain Accolades to not unlock have also been addressed.
The acclaimed racing title has sold twice as fast as Sea of Thieves and much faster than Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on PS5.
No matter where you play, Forza Horizon 5 delivers on all fronts.
The king of open world racers has finally landed on PlayStation, and it is predictably amazing.
Playground Games and Microsoft's acclaimed open world racing title will launch for Sony's console later this month, on April 29.
These titles are defined by their unforgettable stories and characters, stellar world-building and design, impeccable gameplay, and more.
These games will have you hooked within the first hour.
The award-winning, multi-million-selling open-world racer finally comes to PS5 on April 29th. Here's everything you should know.
Gran Turismo and Forza on the same console is a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
Remasters, first-party exclusives, long-awaited sequels, surprising follow-ups and more await. Check out this month's big releases.
PS5 players must link their PlayStation Network account to a Microsoft account to play the open-world racing sim next month.
Ahead of its launch on April 29th for Sony's console, Playground Games' open-world racer is already seeing strong pre-orders.
The open world racer will feature 30 FPS and 60 FPS modes on the PS5, while PS5 Pro enhancements have also been officially confirmed.