Push Square Readers' Top 10 PS5 Games of 2024 | Push Square
The time has come to reveal the top 10 PS5 games of 2024… according to readers of Push Square!
Every year, we invite you (and everyone else) to vote for their favourite releases, which results in a top 10 list that both influences our own official Game of the Year rankings, and provides the basis for this very article.
Here are the previous winners of our community Game of the Year vote, dating back to 2018:
As always, our poll included 50 PS5 titles, all of which released in the last 12 months. Readers could vote for up to five games, and 12,652 votes were cast in total.
For the record, every single game on our shortlist received at least 20 votes, which suggests that 2024 really did have something for everyone.
Now then, it's time to unveil the winners. Below is the full top 10 — the 10 best PS5 games of 2024, as voted by you!
10. The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered — 368 votes (3%)
9. Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2 — 371 votes (3%)
8. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth — 382 votes (3%)
7. Metaphor: ReFantazio — 624 votes (5%)
6. Black Myth: Wukong — 651 votes (5%)
5. Silent Hill 2 — 676 votes (5%)
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