PS4 Pro enhancements vary from game to game, with some focusing on visuals while others pump energy into their performance. Just because a game looks good, though, doesn't mean it is good. The games below are top-quality games regardless of any enhancements, but their improvements only make them that much better.
★ Featured favorite
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Modern Warfare is a return to form for Infinity Ward and Activision. The campaign is engaging, while the multiplayer modes offer many hours of entertainment with your friends. If you haven't played a Call of Duty game before, now is the time to pick up this modern classic.
Resident Evil 2 Remake
Horror fans owe it to themselves to play the Resident Evil 2 Remake, and it's not something anyone else should miss out on either — if you can stomach it. Quickly regarded as one of the greatest remakes of all time, Resident Evil 2 gives players a choice on PS4 Pro of choosing between checkerboarded 4K at 30FPS or a lower resolution at 60FPS. Zombies never looked so good.
The Outer Worlds
From the creators of Fallout: New Vegas comes a classic style RPG with incredibly sharp writing and meaningful choices. There's also powerful weapons to use and breathtaking worlds to explore. When you are using a PS4 Pro, the worlds come alive like never before.
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is exactly what some players need in today's political climate: a way to kick ass against Nazis and KKK members. As it turns out, it's also a load of fun, and over on PS4 Pro, the resolution is bumped up to 1440p. It's not the most impressive enhancement, but it's certainly welcome.
Red Dead Redemption 2
Rockstar makes some of the best games in the business, as evidenced by Red Dead Redemption 2. You'll be hard-pressed to find glaring criticisms with the game — other than the labor practices it was created under. This stunning creation of the American Wild West as the time of cowboys and outlaws was fading away runs at checkerboard 4K on PS4 Pro with HDR support.
God of War
Kratos and Atreus became nearly everyone's favorite father/son duo after God of War released. Their journey is as harrowing as it is emotional, and it was beautifully captured in a game with impeccable gameplay mechanics to boot. On PS4 Pro, players can choose to either favor performance or resolution, whether you need the best visuals possible at checkerboarded 4K or want the game running at an unlocked frame-rate capped at 60FPS.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey
Ubisoft's latest historical venture thrusts players back into the middle of ancient Greece during the Peloponnesian War. Sprawling city-states surrounded by imposing mountains and the Aegean sea can be viewed at a dynamic resolution on PS4 Pro, with the highest native resolution maxing at around 1620p. Just be sure to make good use of Odyssey's photo mode.
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The Last of Us Remastered
Joel and Ellie's journey originated on PS3, but PS4 is where it found its new home. The Last of Us Remastered takes one of last generation's most highly-acclaimed games, and lets players choose from a variety of resolution, frame-rate, and shadow configurations on PS4 Pro. Enjoy it in stunning 4K at 30FPS or go for 60FPS at 1800p.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Nathan Drake's final adventure on the hunt for pirate Henry Avery's long lost treasure is best experienced on PlayStation 4 Pro. From the coastlines of Madagascar to the Scottish Highlands, everything looks beautiful at 1440p with HDR support, giving its colors more vibrancy and the resolution a crisp edge that wasn't present before.
Star Wars Battlefront II
Say what you want about EA and Battlefront II's initial microtransactions, but it's actually not a bad game when you get past the controversy and focus on its actual content. Not only does it have several multiplayer game modes spanning the prequel trilogy all the way until the recent sequels, but it also has a dedicated single-player campaign. Star Wars Battlefront II runs at 1440p and 60FPS on PS4 Pro.
A PS2 classic
Shadow of the Colossus
Shadow of the Colossus launched on PS2 but was rebuilt from the ground up specifically for PlayStation 4. The best way to experience this classic title is undoubtedly on PS4 Pro, which can render it at 4K running at 30FPS or 1080p at 60FPS. If you missed out on it over a decade ago, now's the time to pick it up.
Web-slinging fun
Marvel's Spider-Man Game of the Year Edition
Join your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man on his heroics through New York City in stunning 4K with HDR support on PS4 Pro. Insomniac absolutely knocked this one out of the park, and it may very well be one of the best superhero video games ever to release — it certainly gives the Batman Arkham series a run for its money.
The Last of Us Part 2
In Naughty Dog's final PS4 game, the story of Ellie and Joel continues as tragedy strikes. Vengeance at any cost is on the table and this game takes the PS4 Pro to the utter max of what it can, rendering a beautiful 1440p post-apocalypse.
The best first-person game in a long time, looks amazing enhanced on a PS4 Pro and is overall one of the . If you don't enjoy shooting games, you can't go wrong with , with its compelling storyline and impressive dad beard.
Speaking of a compelling storyline, if you haven't tried enhanced for the PS4 Pro you are missing out on one of this generation's best games, the way it was meant to be seen. You should then check out the sequel, .
PS4 Pro enhanced games will continue for a while but as we move towards the , the emphasis will soon be on PS5 games. Look for more details on these games in the coming months.
★ Featured favorite
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Modern Warfare is a return to form for Infinity Ward and Activision. The campaign is engaging, while the multiplayer modes offer many hours of entertainment with your friends. If you haven't played a Call of Duty game before, now is the time to pick up this modern classic.
Resident Evil 2 Remake
Horror fans owe it to themselves to play the Resident Evil 2 Remake, and it's not something anyone else should miss out on either — if you can stomach it. Quickly regarded as one of the greatest remakes of all time, Resident Evil 2 gives players a choice on PS4 Pro of choosing between checkerboarded 4K at 30FPS or a lower resolution at 60FPS. Zombies never looked so good.
The Outer Worlds
From the creators of Fallout: New Vegas comes a classic style RPG with incredibly sharp writing and meaningful choices. There's also powerful weapons to use and breathtaking worlds to explore. When you are using a PS4 Pro, the worlds come alive like never before.
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is exactly what some players need in today's political climate: a way to kick ass against Nazis and KKK members. As it turns out, it's also a load of fun, and over on PS4 Pro, the resolution is bumped up to 1440p. It's not the most impressive enhancement, but it's certainly welcome.
Red Dead Redemption 2
Rockstar makes some of the best games in the business, as evidenced by Red Dead Redemption 2. You'll be hard-pressed to find glaring criticisms with the game — other than the labor practices it was created under. This stunning creation of the American Wild West as the time of cowboys and outlaws was fading away runs at checkerboard 4K on PS4 Pro with HDR support.
God of War
Kratos and Atreus became nearly everyone's favorite father/son duo after God of War released. Their journey is as harrowing as it is emotional, and it was beautifully captured in a game with impeccable gameplay mechanics to boot. On PS4 Pro, players can choose to either favor performance or resolution, whether you need the best visuals possible at checkerboarded 4K or want the game running at an unlocked frame-rate capped at 60FPS.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey
Ubisoft's latest historical venture thrusts players back into the middle of ancient Greece during the Peloponnesian War. Sprawling city-states surrounded by imposing mountains and the Aegean sea can be viewed at a dynamic resolution on PS4 Pro, with the highest native resolution maxing at around 1620p. Just be sure to make good use of Odyssey's photo mode.
The Last of Us Remastered
Joel and Ellie's journey originated on PS3, but PS4 is where it found its new home. The Last of Us Remastered takes one of last generation's most highly-acclaimed games, and lets players choose from a variety of resolution, frame-rate, and shadow configurations on PS4 Pro. Enjoy it in stunning 4K at 30FPS or go for 60FPS at 1800p.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Nathan Drake's final adventure on the hunt for pirate Henry Avery's long lost treasure is best experienced on PlayStation 4 Pro. From the coastlines of Madagascar to the Scottish Highlands, everything looks beautiful at 1440p with HDR support, giving its colors more vibrancy and the resolution a crisp edge that wasn't present before.
Star Wars Battlefront II
Say what you want about EA and Battlefront II's initial microtransactions, but it's actually not a bad game when you get past the controversy and focus on its actual content. Not only does it have several multiplayer game modes spanning the prequel trilogy all the way until the recent sequels, but it also has a dedicated single-player campaign. Star Wars Battlefront II runs at 1440p and 60FPS on PS4 Pro.
A PS2 classic
Shadow of the Colossus
Shadow of the Colossus launched on PS2 but was rebuilt from the ground up specifically for PlayStation 4. The best way to experience this classic title is undoubtedly on PS4 Pro, which can render it at 4K running at 30FPS or 1080p at 60FPS. If you missed out on it over a decade ago, now's the time to pick it up.
Web-slinging fun
Marvel's Spider-Man Game of the Year Edition
Join your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man on his heroics through New York City in stunning 4K with HDR support on PS4 Pro. Insomniac absolutely knocked this one out of the park, and it may very well be one of the best superhero video games ever to release — it certainly gives the Batman Arkham series a run for its money.
The Last of Us Part 2
In Naughty Dog's final PS4 game, the story of Ellie and Joel continues as tragedy strikes. Vengeance at any cost is on the table and this game takes the PS4 Pro to the utter max of what it can, rendering a beautiful 1440p post-apocalypse.
The best first-person game in a long time, looks amazing enhanced on a PS4 Pro and is overall one of the . If you don't enjoy shooting games, you can't go wrong with , with its compelling storyline and impressive dad beard.
Speaking of a compelling storyline, if you haven't tried enhanced for the PS4 Pro you are missing out on one of this generation's best games, the way it was meant to be seen. You should then check out the sequel, .
PS4 Pro enhanced games will continue for a while but as we move towards the , the emphasis will soon be on PS5 games. Look for more details on these games in the coming months.