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Recommended PlayStation 3 GamesPlace mouse over the links to display cover art 
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| Title | Description |
| A high-quality, cartoon-like, 2D side-scroller in which you play as a boy that feeds his "Blob" jelly beans and the blob turns into things to help solve each level's various puzzles | |
| If you like the idea of piloting a customizable, giant "mech" to battle other mech pilots and robots throughout several missions and great (usually) electronic music, you will love these games; however, the music in "Armored Core For Answer" was too "piano/classical" and sort of odd compared to the others to the point you may want to mute it | |
| From "Bad Company" to "Battlefield 4," especially the online multiplayer, they are all fantastic. These are first-person-shooter games involving modern combat with much more realism than the "Call of Duty" games. | |
| It uses the same engine (Frosbite) as the couple of previous Battlefield games but is a first-person cop shooter rather than military-focused | |
| Imagine a first-person-shooter with role-playing elements but is science-fiction rather than fantasy and with a twisted sense of humor; the graphics are also toon-like but without the weird specularity toon-shaders often have, just an outline around the models and some hand-painting/sketching | |
| The "Call of Duty" series for the PS3 are mostly first-person-shooters that vary from modern to science-fiction with certain games having the option for a zombie survival mode | |
| The PS3 release of a free and open-source Minecraft alternative; expect a few issues | |
| An open-world, zombie survival, horror game in which you and the survivors on an island resort most figure out a way to escape; it has leveling-up elements, driving, and weapons creation | |
| A survival-horror, zombie-like, third-person-shooter that takes place in outer-space; though, I do wish they had made it first-person and just placed the health bar as an HUD since the camera placement takes a little getting used to | |
| It is "Duke Nukem 3D" but the extra missions and features like rolling back time if you die, auto-save, and keeps video records of game-play | |
| The aliens are back again! The graphics are no longer the typical Duke Nukem 3D (2.5D) style and it looks really good and plays well; a must have for fans of "run-and-gun" games with the Duke-like perverse humor we all love | |
| An open-world, role-playing, first-person video game series that has way too much going for it to adequately explain; there is a main quest and several side-quests that will probably take you longer to complete than your PS3 will survive; "Skyrim" is better than Oblivion and the "Ultimate Edition" should give you around 1000 minimum hours of game-play if you try to do everything | |
| A survival horror game in which you and others are trapped in the mind of a psychopath | |
| Science-fiction, role-playing, first-person-shooter; the game takes place in 2277, 36 years after a nuclear war that devastated the Earth. You play as the Lone Wanderer, a young adult born in Vault 101, an underground bunker designed to protect humans from the nuclear fallout. The story begins when your father, James, leaves the vault without explanation, prompting you to leave and search for him. As you journey through the ruins of Washington D.C., you will encounter various factions vying for control, including the Brotherhood of Steel, a technologically advanced organization seeking to rebuild society, and the Enclave, a remnant of the pre-war United States government determined to restore its power. | |
| Science-fiction, role-playing, first-person-shooter; the game takes place in 2281, four years after the events of Fallout 3. You play as the Courier, a messenger hired to deliver a package to New Vegas, a city in the Mojave Desert. However, you're ambushed and left for dead, with your package stolen. As you recover from your injuries, you set out on a quest to retrieve your package, which contains information about your past and the circumstances surrounding your attack. Along the way, you become entangled in a complex web of faction politics, as various groups vie for control of New Vegas. This game plays exactly the same as Fallout 3 except for adding the "Survival" skill and the ability to recycle/create ammo, which is honestly confusing and annoying (avoid it); Fallout: New Vegas looks like the same engine and models as Fallout 3 but different locations | |
| (First Encounter Assault Recon) A first-person-shooter horror series in which you are faced against both the natural and supernatural; there are three F.E.A.R. games for the PS3; a first-person-shooter horror series in which you are faced against both the natural and supernatural; it "itches a scratch" that the "Killzone" series could only almost do | |
| A great-looking racing game with lots of features/customizations; warning: between the installation and possible updating, this game may take-up quite a bit of room | |
| Not as good as GTA V but, it is still fun to play like most of the other GTA's (III+) before it | |
| A third-person, open-world, "do what you want" sort of game in which you have a main story line but there is plenty of other things to do; one of the main characters was involved with a bank robbery gone horribly wrong but gets off and his past eventually catches up to him; you can eventually switch between multiple characters, each having their own missions and lives | |
| Well... it is sort of a recommendation (or a warning) if you are a fan of the franchise and need a break from first-person-shooters. You may actually just be as well off playing the PS2 releases of years five and six and reserve the PS3 for year seven parts one and two. Let your need to do/find everything go and just play through the games and be done with it; the open-world like environment looks great but is ultimately a trick. | |
| A third-person survival horror game in which instead of the typical zombies, the infection is fungal; the story and scenery are excellent | |
| A PS3 version of Minecraft; create or survival a world made of blocks with different textures and the occasional odd creature; unfortunately, no keyboard and mouse support; the creation part may provide a "therapeutic time-killer" if nothing else | |
| An open-world, third-person-shooter, wild western game (~1912) with a really great story; it is the "Grand Theft Auto" of wild west games; and no, the story or characters have nothing to do with the "Red Dead Revolver" game | |
| Time-table wise... I am not sure; but, imagine "Red Dead Redemption" but with zombies! The dead have risen in various forms of cliche-like zombie types and you must figure out what is causing it and put a stop to it. The original "Red Dead Redemption" is not required and both games provide a way for multiplayer on the same servers (if they still work). | |
| Zombie survival horror games; if you have not at least played "Resident Evil 4" on the PS2, you are missing out; Resident Evil 5, 6, and the "Revelations" games are a must for the PS3; there are remakes of the older ones, but they still use the annoying tank controls; the remake for "Resident Evil 0" is not so bad | |
| Learn how to play lead on a select few songs using an actual guitar using a familiar "Rockband" and/or "Guitar Hero"-like style; a USB guitar cable was included; more songs could be purchased | |
| As a third-person-shooter, you play as a U.S. Navy Seal; it is more "run-and-gun" than they previous PS2 games that required a more stealth-like approach | |
| Not to be confused with the classic "Wolfenstein 3D" due to MUCH better... everything...; however, the story is more or less the same; Nazis are playing with the occult and you must stop them; it is not as run-and-gun as Wolf3D, Doom, etc. type games | |
| This game is more of a "run-and-gun" first-person-shooter in which the Nazis have won WWII and after being hospitalized for several years, Blastkawizt, with the help of a small underground force, must now rebel against high-tech soldiers, evil scientists, robots, etc. | |
