And today will be counting down our picks for the top 10 PlayStation games of 2020.

Talking about books No, like, yeah, for this list were on Lee looking at games that came to the PS four and P s five in 2020.

They could be either true exclusives that will never be on another platform or timed exclusives.

You'll one day be able to play somewhere else.

Let us know in the comments which exclusive you can't live without.

Number 10 Sack boy.

A big adventure.

And he's about to have a very strange day.

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It was a mystery why Sony decided to let the little Big Planet I P gathered dust since L V P three in 2014.

But we're glad that Sack Boy made a grand return to star in a 2020 PS five launch title.

Ah, big adventure may not have the level creation mechanic that made the mainline game so good, but it's got plenty of the franchises Trademark platform ing Onley.

Now it's moved into three D.

This opened up an entirely new avenue for sumo digital to explore and sack boy regained his rightful place as one of Sony's best mascots.

Check it out for a top tier platformer with great visuals that people of all ages will love.

Oh, number nine bucks snacks.

Talking about Buck stock from the makers of Octo Dad.

A Game as bizarre as it is iconic came Bug Snacks, the very first free game for PS plus subscribers on the PS five.

This weird game Caesar journey to the island of snack tooth, where you explore and study many of the titular bug snacks, which are just what they sound like.

Animals made of food Along the way.

You archive, which bucks next you found in your Bugel PD A.

And witness the strange side effects that go along with eating the critters.

Namely, that your body parts will turn into food.

It's a cross between playing Pokemon and visiting McDonald's.

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Welcome to wiggle wiggle bottom.

Steamy walking tour.

Lucky you.

You get in autograph.

Number eight Dreams Sounds on most exciting off all life media molecule may not have made Sack Boy's latest outing, but they did put out dreams in early 2020 which has plenty of user generated content potential on its own dreams isn't just a game for people who love playing games.

It's for people who want to make them, giving you the tools of a first party development studio in the comfort of your own home.

And if you're struggling to wrap your head around its wealth of mechanics, it's got a lot of tutorials and a game built in arts dream, a smorgasbord of genres to show you how much potential there really is here.

If you can dream it, you can make it.

Oh, number seven neo, too.

Yeah, not every souls like manages to stand on its own 2 ft, but Neo two has continued carving the path.

The first game set out to great effect.

It's similarity not only to its predecessor, but to the souls.

Games is on Leah strength, as players who love grueling but rewarding gameplay will feel right at home.

But there are still lots of worthwhile additions, like weapons having a familiarity stat.

That means the more you use them, the better you'll be.

It's also got a nim ence amount of role playing options to switch up your build, not to mention more of the outstanding enemy and boss designs.

We've all come to expect Number six Final Fantasy seven Remake.

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Murder.

Okay.

In 1997 1 of the most popular video games ever made was released on the PlayStation one.

Ah, lengthy tear jerking stories spread across three whole discs.

RPGs changed forever in the wake of Final Fantasy seven.

In 2020 we finally got our hands on the much awaited remake, a total ground up recreation of the original game.

It now has gorgeous graphics, um, exciting new combat system and, most importantly, lots more time to spend developing the memorable cast of characters.

Though there was a little filler here and there, it's an otherwise perfect package.

The only problem was that it was just part one together, cloud.

There's still so much to be done.

Number five Astros playroom.

While Microsoft has stuck very closely to the controller, designs of consoles passed with the Xbox.

Siri's ex Sony launched the strangest PlayStation controller yet in the dual sense, with a stunning appearance and plenty of bells and whistles.

They needed a game that would show people its potential.

And that game is Astros playroom preloaded onto all PS fives.

You'll be sorely missing out if you choose to ignore this three d platformer.

It's a small and inherently charming game that really gives you a feel for everything the dual sense will be able to do if developers take advantage of the new hardware.

Okay, Number four Spiderman Miles Morales Pay Yankee e got to confess something bitten by a spider, and now you have powers.

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Yeah, but okay.

At the end of 2018 Spiderman Miles Morales finally got his powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider during the events of the game.

Since then, all eyes have been on insomniac as we wait for them to make a sequel.

Spiderman Miles Morales may not be a full sequel to the original game, but there's certainly been no reduction in quality.

Now we get to play as miles properly as he works under Peter Parker's tutelage to become a Spiderman in his own right.

And if you didn't get a chance to play the original game, you could get a remastered version with the ultimate edition like yeah, yeah, number three demon souls with more cross gen games than ever before, the Onley offering in the 2020 holiday season.

Exclusive to the PS five was the much awaited Demon Souls remake.

Ah, complete ground up remake of From Software's 2009 classic Demon Souls is the main reason to upgrade from a PS four ASAP, though from Soft themselves didn't spearhead the remake, it didn't lose any of its quality by moving to Blue Point games and longtime souls fans will be pleased to know that the game hasn't sacrificed any of its infamous difficulty.

It's just as hard as it was a decade ago.

Everything that's been changed from the graphics to the music are improvements.

You can't help but enjoy Number two, the last of us, part two right over here by a mile.

The last of us Part two is 20 twenty's most controversial release, with many players still reeling from the brutal death of a beloved character.

But whether you thought the story was beautiful and profound, or you refuse to play the game past the intro, it's still succeeds in plenty of other ways.

The graphics are best in class, as always, with a photo realistic rendition of post apocalyptic Seattle overrun with greenery and zombies the gameplay itself was a winner to able to be fun and challenging from start to end.

But most notable of all is the games wealth of accessibility options proving that naughty dog cares about players of all varieties here.

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Number one Ghost of Susima after the lackluster release of infamous second Son in 2014 sucker Punch dropped off the map.

But in 2020 they returned with a vengeance, making one of the most outstanding games of the entire PS four era Ghost of Tsushima.

Though it was the first party Sony release, nobody was quite expecting it to be as good as it Waas.

Everybody who played it at launch was blown away by the story mechanics and visuals.

In a plot inspired by old Kurosawa movies, players took on the role of Jen Psaki, a samurai who needs to defend his home Tsushima island from the Mongol invasion.

It's an incredible game that excels in every regard.

And with the recent edition of the free multiplayer mode titled Legends, it's sure to make a great lasting impression.

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