Ps4 must have games

So I don't have a ps4 yet but I wanna make a list of games to collect, I may buy them ahead of the console since games are cheaper than consoles. I prefer action/adventure, platformers, rpgs and odd titles similar to harvest moon or viva pinata. If you got any suggestions drop a comment.

Digimon Cyber Sleuth

Ratchet and Clank

Tales of Zestria

Kingdom Hearts 3

Battleborn(maybe)

Overwatch

GTA5(maybe)

Life is Strange(must try a demo)

Song of the Deep

Minecraft Story Mode

Resident Evil HD

Grand Theft Auto:Vice City

Lego Star Wars(for nephew)

Skylanders Superchargers

Infamous Second Son

Rayman Legends

Trine

Trine 2

Resident Evil revelations 1&2

Tearaway

Child of Light

Guacamelee

The Wolf Among Us(is this good)

Little Big Planet 3(do kids like this)

Terraria

Kingdom Hearts 2.8

Dragon Age Inquisition

disgaea 5

I would add Dragon Quest Heroes and Bloodborne to the list off the top of my head. As for REmake HD just get the origins collection as it also comes with the remaster of RE0.

What console do you have? You could play resident evil and gta5 right now if you have a ps3. Im not sure if resident evil is on 360.

@ningyupowadat: Well my ps3 need it's disk drive repaired and my 360 needs a new plug(might be dead) because of a power surge. I'd buy the games digitally on ps3 but might have to full price on psn.

@azure64bit: I'll have to look up DQH, as for Bloodborne I'm not so sure about that game it might be deadpan like DS2 I'd be more willing to pick it up if it has online co-op multiplayer could really help a bleak game be more fun

If you are interested in DA:I, then you should also consider The Witcher 3. It is by far the better game, IMO.

DA:I is more safe and "traditional" in the sense that it's about a party of colorful magical characters getting together and saving the world from some , perhaps a wee bit less grim, but it's also much more generic with a lot more filler, mundane and fetch quests, and choices that don't really have any tangible impact. TW3, on the other hand, has true wit, deep characters, deep quest lines, and is just a real gem. The combat differs dramatically between the two: TW3 is action-RPG style combat, while DA:I is putatively "classic" real time tactical RPG style, where you can pause and assign actions and things if you'd like. However, in practice, DA:I fails to encourage the use of any tactics except out of boredom / your own desire to mix things up. Combat is very easy and you can get by for the most part without any tactical inferface and holding down a couple attack buttons with an occasional heal - even on "Hard". Between the two, DA:I is maybe better for a day when you are tired and have a headache and just want to roll through some colorful scenery without thinking much, while TW3 is more interactive, both in terms of following story lines and executing combat (perhaps less relaxing).

I enjoyed both a lot (despite my blunt critiques above), but if you are interested in fantasy RPGs (based on your listing of DA:I) I think you'd be cheating yourself if you skipped over TW3.

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