What are the best destructive games on PS4?

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Best destructive games on PS4	Price	Genre	Platforms
-- Terraria	$19.99	2D platformer / Minecraft-like	Windows, Mac, Xbox 360/One, Playstation 3/4, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android
-- MineCraft PS4 Edition	$19.99	–	–
-- Just Cause 3	$25.75	–	–
-- Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege	$33.95	FPS	FPS
-- Fortnite	$39.99	Survival, Battle Royale, Co-Op, Sandbox, Third-Person Shooter	Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Mac

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My Recommendation for Terraria

My Recommendation for Terraria

Intriguing world

Progress can feel slow

Playing with friends allows for endless scenarios

Low replay value for those who play it as an adventure game

Fun combat

Lots of community servers, tutorials, and streams

Allows for freedom of expression for all ages, all at your own pace

My Recommendation for MineCraft PS4 Edition

My Recommendation for MineCraft PS4 Edition

Great creativity tool

Limited amount of players on a server

Randomly generated worlds and distinct locations keep the gameplay fresh

Local multiplayer option for when there is no internet

My Recommendation for Just Cause 3

My Recommendation for Just Cause 3

A really fun way of getting around

Story missions feel tedious

Massive open world

Poorly optimized

Entertaining over-the-top action

My Recommendation for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

My Recommendation for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

Excellent slow-paced gameplay

Ranked play can be discouraging

Destructible environments make for a lot of fun

Lacks single-player content

Great variety of playable classes

Rival teams have unique objectives and strategies

My Recommendation for Fortnite

My Recommendation for Fortnite

Different combat classes to master

Progression is convoluted and grindy

Fort building is simple, but with plenty of depth

Free battle royale mode

My Recommendation for Titanfall 2

My Recommendation for Titanfall 2

Gameplay makes you feel like a badass

The single-player campaign is short

Great singleplayer campaign

Story mode is too easy

You can use powerful mechs called Titans for their added defense and high-powered weapons

Jetpacks and wall-running let you move around more freely

Thrilling first-person shooter gameplay

My Recommendation for Far Cry 5

My Recommendation for Far Cry 5

Your teammates have cool specialties to help you with missions

The story is unfocused

You can explore however you want while still making story progress

Your character is only an avatar without much presence

Chaotic and destructive gameplay

Unique open world setting in rural America

You can co-op the whole campaign with a friend

My Recommendation for Yakuza 0

My Recommendation for Yakuza 0

Very addictive mini-games

Minor graphical issues

Immersive world

Exciting street brawls

My Recommendation for Yakuza Kiwami

My Recommendation for Yakuza Kiwami

New cutscenes add more depth to the main antagonist

Majima Everywhere system is annoying

Compelling story

Boss battles are cheap

Memorable cast of characters

Graphics aren't impressive

Great amount of side content

My Recommendation for Yakuza 6: The Song of Life

My Recommendation for Yakuza 6: The Song of Life

Nuanced and thought-provoking story about the bonds of family

Noticeable animation issues with faces and combat

Incredible English localization

Disappointing ending for Kiryu's final sendoff

Dense and realistic open world set in Japan

Most of the beloved characters from the series are absent

Improved graphics from the previous games

Accessible for newcomers to the Yakuza series