The best PS4 games of 2014
The top 3 according to 578 votes from people: Grand Theft Auto V · Rayman Legends · Fez. (Updated Apr 23, 2022.)
The 20 best-reviewed PS4 games released in 2014, according to Metacritic's critic scores. No DLC, expansions or compilations.
Top 15
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1
Grand Theft Auto V
Released November 2014. Metascore: 97.
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2
Rayman Legends
Released February 2014. Metascore: 90.
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3
Fez
Released March 2014. Metascore: 90.
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4
Minecraft
Released September 2014. Metascore: 89.
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5
Dragon Age: Inquisition
Released November 2014. Metascore: 89.
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6
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth
Released November 2014. Metascore: 88.
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7
TowerFall Ascension
Released March 2014. Metascore: 87.
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8
Rogue Legacy
Released July 2014. Metascore: 85.
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9
Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-
Released December 2014. Metascore: 84.
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10
Final Fantasy XIV Online: A Realm Reborn
Released April 2014. Metascore: 86.
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11
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions
Released November 2014. Metascore: 85.
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12
Metro Redux
Released August 2014. Metascore: 83.
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13
Velocity 2X
Released September 2014. Metascore: 86.
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14
Resogun: Heroes
Released June 2014. Metascore: 86.
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15
Far Cry 4
Released November 2014. Metascore: 85.
Candidates
They don't make it into the top 15… yet. Vote for them to move them up.
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16
Super Mega Baseball
Released December 2014. Metascore: 85.
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17
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Released September 2014. Metascore: 84.
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18
ZEN Pinball 2: South Park: Super-Sweet Pinball
Released October 2014. Metascore: 84.
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19
Transistor
Released May 2014. Metascore: 83.
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20
The Swapper
Released August 2014. Metascore: 83.
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21
inFAMOUS Second Son
Sucker Punch's open-world superhero game set in Seattle, released in March 2014 as a PS4 exclusive.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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Comments (3)
GTA V on PS4, I bought it a second time 😅
Transistor is so underrated, that soundtrack still lives in my head.
inFAMOUS Second Son was THE PS4 showcase in early 2014, how is it missing?