The Evil Within (in Japan called Psychobreak (サイコブレイク, Saikobureiku) series was made by the same person who was behind Resident Evil games. He wanted to make spiritual successor to RE4 and that's how The Evil Within was born.
Crash Bandicoot was made to PS4 as a remaster and it includes Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped.
When this game Journey first came out it was years ago exclusively on PS3. Now time has passed and it's time for the game to be released on PS4. You'll go on mystical adventure that makes you feel lots of different emotions.
This game is ominous. In a good way, that is. Stick It To The Man is excellent example of unique story and gameplay and an idea overall.
The preview of it was something that spoke to me and only then I knew it was the same developer who has made one of my favourite game Until Dawn.
There isn't much to do except sit tight and shoot. Even thought you might think it's safe in this cart but — you can die.
The lovely story starts with a man (you, me, the player) finding Zoe (Jack and Marguarite's daughter) from a filthy swamp area, lying on the ground surrounding by two SWAT look a likes and you (the player) are worried and scared that something bad is happening/happened to Zoe so you burst in to the scene and fight off the soldiers and take, Zoe, who is mostly completely crystallized and you carry her to safety.
I downloaded the 'Not A Hero' and gave it a shot. Very first I notice how little things took me back to the beginning of this year when RE7 was originally released. I didn't let the past traumas to interrupt me and I moved on with this piece.
Photo Mode in Bound is the best I've seen. It gives you completely freedom to take whatever photos you want to and whatever style. I liked noir —themed scenes.
Bound is touching story and unique experience. You control a young woman named Princess (she is a princess, infact). She has to save the world from destruction and from the evil!
One More Level 