Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021 – PlayStation.Blog

Hey everybody, how was your 2021? For me, 2021 has given me alternatives to play extra video games than in earlier years, as getting access to PlayStation 5 has not solely eliminated a lot of the wait time to get into the video games I wish to play, but in addition their loading instances because of the console’s blazingly quick SSD. 

All year long, now we have seen plenty of wonderful, charming, lovely and completely partaking indie video games on PS4, PS VR and PS5. Listed here are 12 of my private favourites. 

Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights

This lovely but oppressive Japanese explorative platformer has an attention-grabbing strategy to fight: uncover downed knights and cleanse their souls to have them struggle for you, whereas defeating sure enemies lets you undertake their talents on your personal use. 


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Chicory: A Colourful Story

At first look Chicory could look like an interactive coloring guide, but at its coronary heart lies an interesting journey. The story’s themes – self-doubt, redemption – are universally relatable. 


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Doki Doki Literature Membership Plus!

Of all of the video games I’ve performed this 12 months, this one left the largest mark. It’s additionally the one recreation I can’t reveal a lot about with out spoiling a number of the large twists and turns that await you. I’ll say this solely: don’t be deceived by its courting sim-like look. 


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Puzzling Locations

This photogrammetry-powered puzzler challenges you to recreate varied real-world locations by selecting up – and placing collectively – their fragmented elements like a jigsaw puzzle in VR. 


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

F.I.S.T.: Solid In Shadow Torch

A recreation that includes a heroic rabbit with an enormous mechanical fist connected on his again wants to supply satisfying melee fight, and this delivers. (And the dieselpunk Shanghai-inspired aesthetic is gorgeous.)


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Hades

Every little thing about Supergiant Video games’s roguelike is classy: razor-sharp fight, excellent gameplay mechanics, charming characters, wonderful voice-acting…  you can’t cease taking part in. It’s an ideal recreation.  


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Kena: Bridge of Spirits

A 3rd individual action-adventure recreation with lovely character animation and interesting fight. You acquire “Rot”  – cute little creatures – to help you in fight and puzzle fixing. 


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Music within the Smoke

A PS VR recreation set in a prehistoric period during which staying alive hinges in your capacity to craft, hunt, and struggle. Encounter fearsome creatures and soak within the sights of this atmospheric survival sim. 


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Jett: The Far Shore

The primary half-hour of this recreation is essentially the most cinematic opening of any recreation launched this 12 months and completely units up your position as your civilisation’s chosen one who’s tasked to outlive in a brand new colony. 


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Demise’s Door

This isometric motion journey mixes diversified fight eventualities with gentle puzzles for an interesting story set within the afterlife.  


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Photo voltaic Ash

Glide throughout clouds and grind on rails in a fantastical sc-fi world. Between combating foes and defeating leviathan-sized bosses, exploration will yield collectables and deepen the story of this world’s previous.    


Shuhei Yoshida’s favorite PlayStation indie games of 2021

Amongst Us

One of the vital enjoyable multiplayer experiences I’ve had this 12 months. Attempt to work out who in your spaceship crew helps prep for launch, and who’re imposters intent on killing you all. 

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