9 PlayStation Games Other Than Bloodborne You Have to Play on ShadPS4

While Bloodborne might be your first choice on the ShadPS4 emulator, these nine PlayStation 4 games are well worth trying out.

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  • Bloodborne isn’t the only gem on the console as these PS4 games offer diverse and engaging experiences.
  • Each game here highlights the PS4’s strengths, from open-world adventures to cinematic storytelling.
  • Whether you’re into action, horror, or racing, there’s something in this list worth the time.
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If you’re diving into the world of PlayStation 4 games with the ShadPS4 emulator, you might be thinking about Bloodborne first and foremost, but there are also some other awesome games that you shouldn’t miss. 

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These games are a mix of different genres, so there’s something for everyone. These picks show what the PS4 can really do, and whether it’s action, adventure, or just something a little different, these nine games are definitely worth checking out.

9. Red Dead Redemption

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This game nailed the Wild West vibe. Image via Rockstar Games

Red Dead Redemption still isn’t available on PC, making it a very obvious choice for ShadPS4. The game drops you in the middle of the Old West, brimming with atmosphere and attention to detail. 

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The open-world setting is massive, with lots of fun missions to complete. The story is intense and personal, and focuses on the struggles of an outlaw trying to leave his old life behind. It’s a game that pulls you in immediately and never lets go, with the narrative sticking long after.

8. Gravity Rush 2

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The game has a pretty unique art style. Image via Japan Studio

Gravity Rush 2 takes you to a floating world where you control gravity. This unique mechanic makes the game stand out from plenty of other platformers, as you flip the world around you to solve puzzles and fight enemies. 

The art style is colorful and eye-catching, giving the game a special charm. If you’re looking for something different that’s both fun and visually cool, this is the game to check out.

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7. Yakuza: Like a Dragon

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Another great example of successfully revitalizing a franchise. Image via RGG Studios

Yakuza: Like a Dragon changes things up with its turn-based combat and crazy, over-the-top story. It’s also an amazing evolution of the series, being the eighth entry.

The game blends serious drama with plenty of humor, with both of these being extremely compelling and well done. There’s a great cast of characters, filled with both party members and antagonists, and its story might just be the most compelling one in the entire franchise.

6. Until Dawn

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A remake of the game is set to release next month. Image via Sony

Until Dawn is pretty much an interactive horror movie where your choices actually matter. Set in a creepy mountain lodge, you guide a group of friends trying to survive the night. 

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The game is all about making quick decisions that can save or doom your characters. The story is full of twists and turns, with plenty of replay value thanks to its butterfly effect system. With its scary atmosphere and tense gameplay, it’s perfect for horror fans.

5. God of War

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Perhaps the best entry in the entire franchise. Image via Santa Monica Studio

God of War reboots the legendary series with a more personal story and a fresh take on combat. This time, the game explores Kratos’ relationship with his son, Atreus. 

The world is filled with great Norse mythology lore, bringing new monsters and gods to the mix. The combat is also pretty brutal and satisfying, and the narrative is always compelling. It’s also a great example of how to reboot and revisit a franchise that was getting rather stagnated.

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4. Gran Turismo 7

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The sheer amount of car detail in this game is insane. Image via Polyphony Digital

Gran Turismo 7 is the go-to game for racing fans on the emulator. It offers a pretty realistic driving experience with hundreds of cars to choose from. The tracks are detailed and look amazing, making every race feel great.

Whether you’re into tuning your car for the best performance or just want to speed around a track and take in the vibe with its amazing graphical fidelity, this game delivers. The physics makes driving feel real, and the variety of modes is great too. It’s the perfect game for racing fans.

3. Ratchet and Clank (2016)

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A pretty solid remake that somewhat went under the radar. Image via Insomniac Games

The Ratchet and Clank remake is a fun and colorful action game that’s perfect for all ages. The game is full of fun weapons and gadgets that make every level exciting.

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The story is lighthearted but engaging, with lots of humor and charm. The graphics have held up quite well too, and the game is overall a pretty faithful remake that touches up plenty of outdated bits of the original.

2. The Order 1886

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Despite its age, its graphical fidelity and art direction remain strong. Image via Ready at Dawn

The Order 1886 takes you to an alternate history where you fight monsters in Victorian London. The game is very narrative-driven, and perhaps a bit too linear at times. Nonetheless, the stunning visuals and production value do bring the world of the game to life. 

Almost a decade since release, and the game still looks better than a lot of its peers. The gameplay is very cinematic, with a focus on cover-based shooting. Though it’s a bit shorter than most other games, its atmosphere and story make it worth trying out for anyone who likes a good adventure.

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1. Killzone: Shadowfall

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Another game that holds up quite well graphically. Image via Guerilla Games

Killzone: Shadowfall is a sci-fi shooter that showcased the PS4’s power with its impressive graphics, released alongside the console. Set in a world divided by a massive wall, you play as a soldier caught in a conflict between two factions. 

The game offers both single-player and multiplayer modes, with fast-paced action and intense firefights. The story explores themes of war, survival, and loyalty. PlayStation does have a massive shortage of FPS first-party games, so this one stands out, and still looks pretty stunning. 

Which of these PS4 games is your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

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Written by Suhaib Adeel

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Suhaib is a Gaming Writer at FandomWire. He's extremely passionate about video games and movies, and loves working in the pop culture space. Some of his favorite games include Fallout: New Vegas, Disco Elysium, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Red Dead Redemption 2, Persona 5, Final Fantasy XII, Dishonored, The Last of Us Part II, and Bloodborne.