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What do you get when you mix an Outlaw Country artist, a traditional country artist, the lead singer of Five Finger Death Punch and the lead guitarist of Motley Crüe? This

I personally am not looking for recommendations, my backlog is pretty deep. But I do have some recommendations based on my preferences, these are all PS4, will let y'all know about games that appear on other systems, I'll break it down into genres that I currently play Story Driven Games Watch Dogs series (1, 2, and Legion) [Watch Dogs 1 appears on Windows, PS3, PS4, XBOX 360, XBOX One and Wii U, Watch Dogs 2 appears on Windows, PS4 and XBOX One, Watch Dogs Legion appears on Windows, PS4, PS5, XBOX One, XBOX Series S, XBOX Series X and Google Stadia] If you want a fun series based on hacking cities (Chicago in 1, San Francisco in 2, and London in Legion), then this is your franchise. Each entry builds on the previous and adds more to it, in 2 we got the ability to parkour over barricades and walls and such, and Legion, we gained the ability to recruit NPCs and make them playable, granting you special abilities (good and bad abilities), outfits, weapons, and vehicles. I personally prefer 2, but as a whole the franchise is absolutely a blast. RACING I struggled with this genre because there's not many good racing games on PS4, but there is one that stands out above the rest... Wreckfest. You want a destruction derby type of game? You want some wacky vehicles, like a drivable sofa? You want a career mode that isn't the best by no stretch but is still good? Wreckfest is your game! Wreckfest is available on Steam, PS4, XBOX One and will be releasing on PS5 June 1, 2021. Open World This one is easy, No Man's Sky. Ever since it bombed on its release, Hello Games has been hard at work to make it the game they promised it was supposed to be at launch. I picked the game up prior to their NEXT Update, so I played a bit of the buggy and disappointing version before the update. Then they released NEXT, which was a start to changing the game, then they released The Abyss, which allowed underwater exploration, Visions, which introduced new planetary biomes, Beyond, which allowed VR connectivity plus did an overhaul on the NPCs you encounter, Synthesis, which improved the quality of life for the game, Living Ship, which introduced "mysterious space encounters", Exo Mech, which introduced a new Exocraft as well as updates to existing exocraft, Crossplay, which allows crossplay between all systems that can run the game, Desolation, which adds abandoned space freighters and gives a bit of a horror feel to the game, Origins, which introduced new creatures and weather conditions, and the current update is called Next Generation, which allows smoother gameplay across all consoles plus adds all previous updates to the current generation of consoles. No Man's Sky can be run on PC, PS4, PS5, XBOX One, XBOX Series S and XBOX Series X. RPG/JRPG I grouped this genre together because the only RPGs I've played are Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth, Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Hacker's Memory and Digimon World Next Order. Cyber Sleuth 1 & 2 are miles better than Next Order, in my opinion, and even though I don't speak Japanese it's fun to follow along with the text and there's more Digimon to choose from in the Cyber Sleuth games, and digivolution doesn't take as long and isn't near as strict. Cyber Sleuth games are currently on PS4, Switch and PC and Next Order is only on PS4. Sports Rocket League, hands down. It has soccer, basketball, hockey, cool vehicles, exclusive vehicles (or liveries) depending on your system (Sweet Tooth for PS4, Hogsticker & Armadillo for XBOX One and Mario NSR, Luigi NSR and Samus' Gunship for the Switch), Psyonix is constantly adding new vehicles and new maps. It's currently Free to Play on Microsoft Windows (Steam/Epic Games Store) PlayStation 4 Xbox One Xbox Series X|S Nintendo Switch

New environment reveal! Plus some new vehicles