[b]The Last Of Us,[/b] if you like semi-survival horror with an above average zombie plot. I played it on the PS3, I bought it on sale for the PS4 and it looks a little better, it's definitely not worth a re-purchase if you're not [i]really[/i] into it. [b]God of War 4 [/b]will be coming out eventually and they have all been pretty solid. [b]Uncharted 4[/b] looks like it will be good, but I'm feeling really iffy about it since Amy Henning isn't the creative director. [b]InFamous[/b] was pretty good, but a bit short, even with all the side quests. I honestly felt like it was trying to be a serious version of Saints Row 4, but SR4 was bigger and more entertaining. [b]Bloodborne[/b] is probably one of the more amazing games I've played. I wanted more after I finished it and bought Dark Souls, which made me realize how much [i]more[/i] Bloodborne could have been. But it's a new start and maybe the second Miyazaki PS4 game will really open up. [b]Killzone 4[/b] was pretty and once I got used to the wonky controls, a functional-to-decent FPS game. But I'm glad I picked it up in the bargain bin. I don't honestly know what all else is exclusive at this point. But for the most part, I've learned that console exclusives are usually not as good as a multi platform games. I do prefer games that are console only, regardless of which one. If it's also on the PC, the console version usually suffers from downgraded graphics and never has enough buttons for the controls (I'm looking at you Dragon Age).