In the past, it was pretty rare to see a game that had an educational focus in mind. The PS4, however, has seen a handful of titles like this that take inspiration from lesser-known cultures and mythologies to create wholly unique experiences. The Mooseman, from developer Morteshka, is one such game.

I think we all remember the heartbreak that everyone felt when Konami had a collective aneurysm and canceled Silent Hills. Since then, there has been a severe lack of crackling radios, fog-ridden towns, and supernatural mysteries. Thankfully, Welcome to Hanwell is here to fill that gap.

While most people know DONTNOD from their work on Life is Strange, I first discovered this talented developer when I played the flawed, but ultimately amazing Remember Me on the PS3. Vampyr, the studio’s new action RPG has a lot more in common with DONTNOD’s older work than it does with Life is Strange, but it borrows the best of both titles.

The original Emily Wants To Play was an absolutely terrifying game. It came out during the same time that other jump scare oriented titles were gracing the halls of YouTube and Twitch as streamers screamed and shouted on their streams. In my opinion, it was a woefully underrated horror gem that offered a lot more than others in its genre.

Escape the room games have become an ongoing trend in VR, and for good reason. They don't require a lot of assets, and they're a relatively low budget. If you pull them off correctly, though, they can be truly amazing experiences.