PS4 Titles to look out for in 2015
Check out these must have titles from Sony in 2015 that include everything from space to dinosaurs and dramatic Russian music plus killers on the loose to the welcome return of Nathan Drake and even a Fat Princess!
Until Dawn
Eight friends. One night. With a killer on the loose, who will survive Until Dawn?
Uncharted™4: A Thief’s End
Join Nathan Drake on a perilous hunt for untold riches in his debut PlayStation 4 adventure.
No Man’s Sky
Explore uncharted solar systems in which every speck on the far horizon of space is a planet you can visit.
Discover new forms of life and spectacular sights in galaxies where no two worlds are alike. And choose whether to share your discoveries with other players or keep them to yourself.
The Order 1886
It is the dawn of a new age – an age of scientific marvels. Underneath the dense London fog, in the shadows of the Industrial Revolution, enemies both old and new threaten to throw the city – and the world – into chaos. Watching over the city are humanity’s only protectors, an elite band of Knights known as The Order. Join a centuries-old war against a powerful threat that will determine the course of history forever.
Fat Princess Adventures
Cheeky, light-hearted humour is the order of the day in this comedy adventure. Go into battle with up to three friends in a quest to slay monsters, steal loot, rescue the princesses, gobble cake and defeat the evil Bitter Queen.
Bloodborne™
Journey to a city where death, madness and nightmarish creatures lurk around every corner.
Tearaway™ Unfolded
From the creators of LittleBigPlanet comes Tearaway™ Unfolded – a mesmerising adventure through a magical world of paper, rebuilt for PS4.
The Tomorrow Children
A disastrous experiment has melted humanity’s consciousness into a dismal mass known as the Void – and only you, brave citizen, can journey into it and recover what’s left to rebuild the human race.
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