The original and (to some) still the best survival base-building game, Minecraft is still going very strong indeed on PS4. Built on top of the base elements is a fantastically in-depth shoot and loot RPG, although those looking for the dialogue choices and reliance on skills the Fallout franchise used to be known for will need to find their jollies elsewhere. If you’re playing on PS4, you’ve also got access to a whole host of user-generated mods, many of which expand and improve the base management aspects of the game even further. Fallout 4īethesda’s best open-world RPG to date has a surprisingly extensive suite of base-building tools. The base-building aspects of the game are in-depth and intuitive, too. Unlike many survival titles, Subnautica actually has a plot, which helps players feel immersed and gives you a reason to keep going even when creatures conspire to end your journey. One suspects the protagonist of Subnautica would agree the game begins with the player character shipwrecked and forced to make a life for themselves under the ocean. There are some who say that, other than space, the final frontier left for human exploration is beneath the ocean. Let’s take a look at the 10 best base-building games on PS4.
#BUILDING GAMES LIKE MINECRAFT ONLINE PS4#
Some of the best games around for PS4 right now involve base-building elements, and many of them rely entirely on this aspect. For those who can’t access the simple joys of interior decor and customising your home, there are plenty of video games that instil the same feeling of joy. Of course, this isn’t a feeling that’s available to everyone. Building a home from which to base oneself is one of the simplest and most rewarding joys in life, and when you step back from a particularly grueling DIY job and take in the fruits of your labours, you’ll feel all the prouder realising that hard work and dedication got you where you are.
We’re inclusive sorts here, though, so we don’t see why this can’t apply to everyone of every nation, persuasion and place of residence.
As the old adage goes, an Englishman’s house is his castle.
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