The best multiplayer games for PS5

You can see a clear change between the best PlayStation 3 games and the best PS4 games in terms of how many are multiplayer titles. As time goes on, more games want to keep you invested with deep multiplayer modes. These tend to be fully cross-platform games as well to make sure there are always people to play against. With the PS5, you are tripping over multiplayer games, so the struggle isn’t finding one, but finding the best ones.

There are lots to choose from, but for this list, we’ve rounded up the best multiplayer games available on the PS5.

Baldur's Gate 3

88% 5/5 Platforms PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Google Stadia Genre Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Tactical, Adventure Developer Larian Studios Publisher Larian Studios Release October 06, 2020 If you love the classic pen-and-paper tabletop RPGs of old, then Baldur’s Gate 3 will be your ideal game. Somehow, this game manages to allow for essentially any crazy, obtuse, and even game-breaking ideas you have actually to work. If that wasn’t impressive enough, the fact that you can play the entire thing in co-op, either split screen or online, almost feels like real magic. You can both create new characters to go on this massive journey together. Or you can split up, and each do your own thing on opposite ends of the map. You’re free to role-play however you want, and the world, characters, and mechanics make every second a blast. Baldur's Gate 3 — Official Announcement Trailer

It Takes Two

91% 4.5/5 Platforms PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S Genre Platform, Adventure Developer Hazelight Studios Publisher Electronic Arts Release March 25, 2021 <div data-cloudcity="" data-type=«button» data-pid=«XrqGUKEeZN» data-limit=«1» data-cta_pattern="$%price %merchant" id=«dtcc-XrqGUKEeZN»>

Serving as one of the most inventive cooperative games of the past decade, It Takes Two is not playable solo. Designed with co-op

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