OnlySP: Now it’s time for one of our most popular award categories: the Best Graphics of 2015. It’s no secret that games are getting prettier and prettier as the years go on and while there are some downsides to what some are calling the “graphical arms race,” it certainly is not bad that we’ve been getting much more aesthetically-pleasing games as a result as more and more games put on shinier coats of paint to catch our ever-fickle eyes. This year saw some of the most beautiful games in the history of gaming and this is our chance – and yours! – to recognize those games.
The Until Dawn movie has caused some upset because the writers of the original game were not included in the film’s credits.
I think the game writes should be glad... the movie is not that good. Its connection to the game is in name only.
The first game in the PS Plus Essential lineup for the month of May, 2025, has potentially been leaked through the PlayStation Store.
Until Dawn remake, Death Stranding, and a random PS4 game?
Until Dawn was already a PS Plus game! And not even that long ago.
The fact that JUST BECAUSE an Until Dawn movie just released in theaters so SONY trying to push the name is not right for us long time subscribers.
There are many 2025 gaming anniversaries to celebrate, including Life is Strange, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and Super Mario Bros.
Ori and the Blind Forest
Rise of the Tomb Raider
The Witcher 3
Personally speaking, The Order 1886 in regards to realistic graphics because at one point in the game, I felt the character models actually looked like real people. As for a smaller indie title, I really liked how Fast Racing Neo looked considering how small the development team was and the hardware limitations they faced.
Aesthetically-pleasing, personally again, is Yoshi's Woolly World because my girlfriend and I love how adorably cute everything looks. I also have to give recognition to Ori and the Blind Forest because of how captivating the settings were.
The Order: 1886
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Battlefront running at 4k60fps looked photorealistic at times. Mad Max and Just Cause 3 had some of the best fire, explosion and smoke effects I've ever seen.
ryse son of rome