What are the best PS4 games for families to play together?
The PlayStation 4's vast library of titles caters to every type of
genre and video game player imaginable. From RPGs and first-person
shooters through to driving simulators, it really does have the lot.
However, occasionally you'll want to bond with your family over a good
PS4 game, even if some close relatives didn't grow up with a controller
in their hands. Thanks to Sony's own range of titles aimed at the family
and interactive takes on classic board games, the PS4 is the perfect
console to choose when it comes to sitting down with the family and
engaging in a bit of video game playing. These are the best PS4 games
for families to play together, and don't forget to check out our list of
the best PS4 kids games.
Just Dance 2020 (PS4)
It's the classic -- you knew that Just Dance would appear somewhere
on this list. From Billie Eilish, Khalid, and Blackpink through to Lil
Nas X and Ed Sheeran, pop's greatest hitmakers have reconvened to make
Just Dance 2020 the definitive dancing game on PS4. Better yet, the
entire family can join in via a smartphone app that'll have them busting
some moves in no time at all.
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (PS4)
If you've got a PlayStation VR
headset and have been looking for a way to show it off to the family,
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is the perfect blend of virtual reality
and real-life problem-solving. While you wear the VR device, your
family can be out in the real world helping you to disable a bomb via a
manual filled with solutions to the problems threatening your life. With
matches only lasting a short while, you can be in and out of a puzzle
in no time at all -- potentially even giving those less experienced with
video games a shot at disabling the contraption.
Knowledge Is Power (PS4)
Knowledge Is Power is another PlayLink game that anyone with a
smartphone can get the hang of in the space of just a couple of minutes.
This is essentially a quiz show where you pick the categories and make
questions harder to answer through Power Plays. Lots of questions are
going to be keeping you occupied for many rounds, while quick-fire
matches will have you coming up with answers at a blistering pace. It's
fun for the whole family, especially those with a big brain.
Monopoly Plus (PS4)
Everybody's favourite board game comes to PS4 with a real, living, 3D
board that gets rid of the mess when you inevitably flip it over in
disgust. Up to six players can gather around the TV for an interactive
game of Monopoly that features house rules and the ability to change
them along with a neighbourhood brought to life, featuring inhabitants
who celebrate your achievements. No matter how you play Monopoly, the
PS4 version can cater to you and your family's needs.
That's You (PS4)
That's You is yet another approachable, engaging title based around
quizzes that the whole family can enjoy. PlayLink once again sets the
scene for an experience centred around the mobile phone -- even allowing
you to take selfies and edit them in the game. The comedic value here
is truly through the roof with over 1000 questions to answer for up to
five players and picture-based rounds where you get to do your worst to a
friend's image. That's You is probably one of the best quiz-focused
titles on PS4 that'll have everyone in the room laughing.
UNO (PS4)
The classic card game of UNO has been
faithfully recreated on PS4 to allow you and three friends or family
members to engage in the quest to reach 500 points. Also supporting
PlayLink, meaning those less versed in video games can play with their
mobile phones, UNO on PS4 is the best way to empty your hand of cards if
you don't possess the real thing.
Erica (PS4)
Erica is probably the best FMV game of the
past 10 years, and it makes for the perfect place to start this list. If
every member of your family has moved beyond their teenage years,
Flavourworks' depiction of what appears to be a normal care home which
quickly descends into madness is essential. It's easy to pick up and
play, devoid of any thumbstick control, and gives you time to think
about your choices and actions. If you're looking for a captivating
story which requires minimal interaction, Erica is about the best you're
going to get.
Hidden Agenda (PS4)
Hidden Agenda was the flagship title of Sony's PlayLink initiative
earlier in the generation -- a feature which allows you to play a PS4
game through your mobile phone. Everyone and their gran has a smartphone
nowadays, so the touchpad controls should become second nature in an
instant. Using your thumb, you can control the basic action of Hidden
Agenda's murder-mystery to impressive effect. It's simple, if a bit
mature for younger viewers, but this one will have the family gripped
from the word go. Better yet, anyone in the room can control the
experience with ease.
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