The Last of Us Remastered (Obvious choice, but honestly, it's [b]the[/b] defining game of the last generation, and the 60 fps upgrade only helps.) InFamous Second Son (The story won't rock your socks off, but the gameplay will. This game is gorgeous and never stops feeling fun to play.) Bloodborne (As somebody who could never really get into Dark Souls, Bloodborne was still fantastic for me. Fast, frenzied, and incredibly morbid, this game will beat you down till you love it.) Thomas Was Alone (If you haven't bought this game yet, DO IT. It makes you care about squares and rectangles. It's also available on other platforms, but I had to add it to the list simply because it's so good.) Volume (Made by the creator of Thomas Was Alone, this game is a top-down stealth game, feeling like a spiritual successor to the original Metal Gear Solid. There is one reason why I recommended buying this on PS4 over PC, and that is [b]PLAYSTATION VR SUPPORT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/b]) Rocket League (A fun game combining soccer and cars. It's the perfect couch co-op game, which is why it only really works to the fullest on PS4.) Planetside 2 (Full-on sci-fi war. Wage war on multiple continents in the truest simulation of full-scale war you can play. Surprisingly balanced, you can tell the devs care about the game and its community. Also, it's free.) Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (Duh.) Destiny: The Taken King Edition (This is personal preference, but I know many people hate this game. A demo is available on the PS Store, so you can try it if you've never played it.) Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection (3 critically-acclaimed games in 1. Basically Indiana Jones the video game(s).) Hopefully this will give you plenty to play.