Posted By: ritchiesbabe
Ps4 Adventures - 03/13/19 06:10 PM
I know about Syberia 3 and Dreamfall chapters does anyone know of anymore please. Thanks. I've just got a ps4
Ps4 Adventures
Posted By: Marian
Re: Ps4 Adventures - 03/13/19 06:27 PM
Life is Strange 1 and 2 - a lot of people seemed to like these games. Also, Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments as well as Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter and The Raven Remastered. These are the ones I think of off the top of my head, but there are more.
Posted By: venus
Re: Ps4 Adventures - 03/16/19 03:44 PM
Not sure how you feel about quick time events or horror games, but just in case, there are two PS4 exclusive games that I would play if I had one myself. 
(I've had to settle for living vicariously by watching playthroughs on YouTube. 
) One is Detroit: Become Human. This game has a great story and voice acting plus really beautiful graphics. It does have quick time events, so getting the game would depend whether or not you felt comfortable with them being there.
The other game is Until Dawn, which is a horror game and also has quick time events. Also, you may or may not consider the characters obnoxious, but I think they do a good job for the most part of showing different sides of them later. I still didn't get as attached to them as I have to characters in many other games, but I enjoyed them for what they were. The story in the game is very fun, and the graphics are beautiful.
I've also played all of Marian's suggestions (with the exception of Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter, as it looks too action oriented for me) and have very much enjoyed every single one of them.
(I've had to settle for living vicariously by watching playthroughs on YouTube. ) One is Detroit: Become Human. This game has a great story and voice acting plus really beautiful graphics. It does have quick time events, so getting the game would depend whether or not you felt comfortable with them being there.The other game is Until Dawn, which is a horror game and also has quick time events. Also, you may or may not consider the characters obnoxious, but I think they do a good job for the most part of showing different sides of them later. I still didn't get as attached to them as I have to characters in many other games, but I enjoyed them for what they were. The story in the game is very fun, and the graphics are beautiful.
I've also played all of Marian's suggestions (with the exception of Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter, as it looks too action oriented for me) and have very much enjoyed every single one of them.