PlayStation 4 platformers that still hold up

First released on the PlayStation 4

38 games

Games

It Takes Two 2021 Why it still holds upWith a partner it is still worth playing now: the ideas change level after level, and every one of them needs both players.
On sale Celeste 2018 Why it still holds upEach chapter revolves around a different environmental mechanic and the game keeps adding ideas, so it stays fresh today, with Assist Mode letting anyone set their own difficulty.
Child of Light 2014 Why it still holds upA firefly that slows enemies and heals allies, and a surprise strike for whoever reaches an enemy's back first, still give every battle a small tactical choice.
N++ 2015 Why it still holds upEach level is still a small physics problem, since your jump depends on speed and slope.
Velocity 2X 2014 Why it still holds upEach level still has two ways to move, with a ship that teleports and ground sections between flights.
Spyro the Dragon 2018 Why it still holds upOpen levels with something to find in every corner make each world worth clearing in full today.
Crash Bandicoot 2017 Why it still holds upShort levels and a crate count to finish still make every level something to replay until it is clean.
Crash Bandicoot: Warped 2017 Why it still holds upChoosing the next level from a room of portals and racing your own times still makes every stage worth another run.
Unravel Two 2018 Why it still holds upPlayed today, it still works as well alone as with a friend beside you.
Axiom Verge 2015 Why it still holds upDozens of weapons and an ability that rewrites glitches still give the exploring plenty to find.

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