8 Best Ps5 Multiplayer Games That You Should Know Update 04/2024

Best Ps5 Multiplayer Games

The PS5 has been a long time in the making, but we’re finally ready. For those of you who got your hands on one, you might be wondering what the best PS5 multiplayer games are while you wait for the next Elder scrolls or Call of Duty.

It’s true that there are a few multiplayer games already on the console that, in our opinion, are going to keep you busy until the next wave of big-name games come out.

If you think the PS5 doesn’t have a lot of games, we want to show you that it doesn’t. We want to show you that the PS5 has a lot of games, whether they’re new games or games that have been improved. There have been a lot of great multiplayer games for the PS5 so far. These are the best of them so far.

1. Destruction AllStars

Destruction AllStars

Developer: Lucid Games

Publisher: Sony Interactive Enterainment

Destruction Rocket League meets Twisted Metal and Fortnite in AllStars, which is also called Rocket League Twisted Metal and Fortnite. If we tried, we couldn’t come up with an idea that crazy.

That’s what the Lucid Games team did, though, and what they came up with was a 2021 game that had a lot of great ideas but was completely trashed by microtransactions, repetitive gameplay, and a lack of content.

Destruction Allstars was part of PlayStation Plus when it came out. When the service ends in April, it will cost $30. Sony had originally said that the game would cost $70. Even though that price is a lot less than that, it’s still a lot of money for a game with so little gameplay.

However, almost everyone loves the game’s core gameplay loop and mechanics. This has been a big help for a game that would have been forgotten without it. As long as you can get your hands on Destruction AllStars when they are on sale, you should. It’s a chaotically styled cacophony of carnage that will keep you and your friends coming back again and again.

2. Override 2: Super Mech League

Developer: Modus Studios Brazil

Publisher: Modus Games

When Override 2: Super Mech League came out in 2020, it split people in two. Some critics said that the game not only didn’t learn from its mistakes but also threw away some of the mechanics that made the game a surprise hit in the first place.

Override 2 was also praised by casual gamers for its fun gameplay, wide range of mechs, and ability to be played with friends.

Ironically, the party part of the game is where it both does well and doesn’t do so well. When you fight with your friends in PvP, it’s a lot of fun, but there’s only one type of fight you can do.

Arena fighting games usually have a lot of different modes and options. Not having co-op integration for every setting is a big deal because it limits how much you can do. In some of the battles, you can’t team up with your friends, which makes no sense and doesn’t seem like a deliberate design choice.

Regardless, Override 2: Super Mech League is still one of the most fun casual games we’ve ever played on a console, so it’s worth getting on sale.

3. CRSED: F.O.A.D

CRSED F.O.A.D

Developer: Darkflow Software

Publisher: Gaijin Distribution KFT

It was during this time that there were a lot of “rip-off” battle royale games that tried to cash in on the popularity of the genre. While most of these games were just for money, CRSED: F.O.A.D was made with a lot of love, which made it a good alternative to the big BR games.

When the game first came out, it was called “Cuisine Royale.” Changing the name of the core game led to the change in the name of the game. When it first came out, CRSED: F.O.A.D was a parody of games like Fortnite and PUBG that used kitchen utensils. It was actually made as an April Fools’ joke off of the engine that the squad-based MMO Enlisted uses.

However, the game was well-received enough that it was released as a stand-alone title. It eventually dropped the parody kitchen-based gimmick in favour of a comedic Battle Royale that isn’t afraid to have fun with the genre.

If you’re tired of Fortnite or Warzone, we think you should download this game. It’s a stylish alternative to the big games out there, and it’s free to play on both PS4 and PS5.

4. DIRT 5

Developer: Codemasters

Publisher: Codemasters

You should already know about DIRT 5. Probably, you already know what you’re getting. This is the eighth DIRT game in 14 years.

This game gives you a lot of different types of racing and vehicles, as well as a career mode that lets you work hard. It doesn’t make any big changes to the series in a good way, but it’s still a good racing game that you can play for a while.

Because of this, DIRT 5 is very much a farewell to the franchise as fans know it. A company called Codemasters was bought by the game company EA, leaving the future of the game series in question when it comes to the level of support and quality.

You should buy DIRT 5 if you’ve been a fan of the DIRT series in the past. If nothing else, it’s worth it.

5. Temtem

Temtem

Developer: Crema

Publisher: Humble Games

It has been a long time since Pokémon fans have been asking for an official MMO. In Spain, the development team at Crema has already beat Game Freak to it.

There isn’t a lot more to Temtem than that, but there doesn’t need to be. It’s an MMO game that lets you collect creatures. The development team says it was inspired by Pokémon.

That doesn’t mean it tries to copy the style of Pokémon, because that’s not true at all. Temtem has a unique sound to it. It has a unique world and animations, and in most cases, they’re better than what Game Freak has been putting out in the last few years.

There is a big difference in how well the game runs on PS5 and Switch hardware. Temtem is already a very fun and promising game, even though it’s still in the early stages.

6. Fortnite

There must be a place for Fortnite on this list of things to do. Even though it came out in 2017, this battle royale game is still one of the best multiplayer games to play with friends whenever you want. Maybe you’ll secure a Victory Royale and get yourself that season’s glider as a reward, or you might just have a lot of fun trying.

If you have a PS5, you can play Fortnite in up to 4K and 60FPS, and the DualSense controllers add a little something extra to the game. Besides, it’s also free to play, which is always a good thing when you want to get your friends to play a game without having to spend any money on it.

7. Call Of Duty: Warzone

Call Of Duty Warzone

In the battle royale genre, Call of Duty: Warzone is another game that’s been around a long time. In this game, players can choose from a variety of multiplayer modes and head to either Verdansk or Rebirth Island to fight it out to be the last team left alive. It’s all out war, and even the most casual players will start to get competitive.

There isn’t yet an update for Warzone that takes full advantage of the PS5’s power. It can be played and is free, and Activision has added in PS5 perks like high-res texture packs to at least make things look a little better than they did on the PS4.

8. No Man’s Sky

You can play No Man’s Sky on the PS5 with a new update that takes advantage of new-gen consoles. ‘The Next Generation’ update brings the procedurally generated worlds of this survival game to new heights. It has better audio, 60FPS, and haptic controls, to name a few.

Explore and fight your way through these worlds and their epic landscapes like never before with up to 32 people in multiplayer mode. As a bonus, people who already own the PS4 version of the game can get the PS5 version for free.