In Spider-Man: Miles Morales, you take control of the title character, who is the latest character to assume the Spider-Man identity, as he takes out waves of baddies in the middle of the holidays. The 2018 release of Spider-Man ended up being one of the PS4’s best games ever in the console’s six-year lifespan (and one of the best superhero games ever), so it’s not unreasonable to have high hopes for the sequel, which is built on the same open-world game engine as its predecessor.
Keep scrolling to find out which ones made our list. However, these are the best PS5 games we’re most excited about playing this month. We can’t be 100% sure how most of these games will pan out, since few have gotten the chance to play them in advance. Some have designed their gameplay around the PS5 DualSense controller, while others take advantage of the PS5’s ability to render graphics in 4K and HDR at 60 frames per second, with ray-tracing lighting effects turned on. While it’s worth noting that all of the PS5 launch titles will be available on the PS4, and some will be available on the Xbox Series X, all of these will take advantage of the PS5’s unique features in different ways. This isn’t always the case with launch titles, which often just serve as a buffer until the real wave of heavy-hitters arrives a year later. Thankfully, there are more than a few PS5 games that seem like they’ll be worthy of your money.
And with so many great exclusives available on Sony’s new console, we expect players to fiercely debate the best PS5 games for years to come. And while the PS5 hardware looks extremely impressive, new consoles aren’t much without a solid lineup of launch titles for people play right out the gate. After years of speculation and anticipation, The PlayStation 5 finally goes on sale today, November 10.
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