The best PS4 fighting games

What are the the best PS4 fighting games ? When it comes to hardcore communities, fighting games have some of the most dedicated players out there. The genre brings out all kinds of competition, and fortunately, the PlayStation 4 houses a very impressive selection of beat em-ups, from traditional 2D brawlers and 3D fighters to anime-based titles.

It s something for almost everyone, but what are the best fighting games on PS4? In our opinion, we have put together top titles on Sony s system, taking into account shine, content, popularity and sheer strength and depth of their combat systems. For a more comprehensive guide to the Best PS4 games , click through the link or visit our Best PS4 Anime Games if you like Japanese titles.

The best PS4 fighting games

Below is a complete list of the best PS4 fighting games . These are our favorites in the genre, as determined by our editorial office.

17 . Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 (PS4)

For our money one of the best licensed anime fighters on PS4, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, is the highlight of the many years of CyberConnect2 series. An incredibly entertaining team-based Brawler, which is fully stuffed with details and polish and filled with content. His story mode covers the end act of Naruto Shippuden and its bombastic boss fights really meet the starting material. An overall fantastic and beautiful package, even if its gigantic character list has some competitive balancing problems.

16 . Mobile suit Gundam Extreme vs. Maxiboost (PS4)

Definitely not in line with most other games on this list, Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme vs. Maxiboost on (Phew!) Is not what you would call a traditional beat em-up, but it has all the features of a great competition experience. This is a mainly team-based Arena Brawler, which combines deadly melee combo with tense long-distance shootings. A strong emphasis on the movement gives this title its depth, and a huge list of playable mobile suits should offer enthusiasts more than enough toys to play around. In addition, Maxiboost On offers a wide range of single player, co-op and multiplayer modes, making it an impressively robust Gundam package.

15 . The King of Fighters XIV (PS4)

With a huge character list and some of the best team-based battles on the platform The King of Fighters XIV is a well-designed release with a lot of depth. It may leave it to be desired in terms of presentation - even after the graphic revision after the start - but it is still worth a look when you are a fan of technical 2D brawlers. Experimenting with team composition and open combos is the meat of this beautifully executed title.

14 . Dead Or Alive 5: Last Round (PS4)

Look over the ridiculous season passes and the possibly distracting obsession of the title of the female shape, and you will find in Dead or Alive 5: Last Round a competent, fast and entertaining fighting game. A 3D brawler who is relatively easy to learn and play is a great option for those who try to grasp in the genre. It also has a good number of game modes and a great character list. It may not be the latest entry in the series, but we still think it s the best Dead or ALive you can buy with money.

13 . Melty Blood: Type Lumina (PS4)

What do you mean, you ve never heard of Melty Blood? Type Lumina, a rapid fighting series, which has always had a hardcore fan base, is the latest edition. It is a pretty technical title with a focus on narrow combos, deletions and fast movements. But on a basic level, Type Lumina is relatively easy to learn. A useful automatic combination system can enlighten newcomers over the general sequence of a game, and individual special movements usually do not require complex keystrokes. In addition, the Melty Blood games have a unique tone that (forgive the pun) penetrates the grounded but fascinating character list. Oh, and the soundtrack is pretty special.

12 . Under Night In-Birth Exe: too late [CL-R] (PS4)

Do not leave the unforgivable name: Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late [CL-R] is a great 2D fighter with a varied and interesting occupation of playable characters. [CL-R] is the latest output - a highly updated version of the previous version, [ST]. The revised mechanics makes this edition to the best, and although the game does not quite the prestige of other combinola brawlers such as Guilty Gear or Blazblue, Unter Night In-Birth still has a lot to offer and master.

11 . Injustice 2 (PS4)

Injustice 2 can not keep up with the other heavy chairs of the genre with respect to the gameplay design, but makes it with it by offering one of the best fighting packages for PS4. Incredibly polished and fit for a lot of activities, it is a simple recommendation, whether you are a casual fighter or an experienced bat. Of course, DC characters are not everyone s taste, but the list is full of personality and diversity, and the efforts that every fighter feels faithful to the starting material is impressive.

10 . Mortal Kombat 11 (PS4)

Mortal Kombat has never looked so well, and some fascinating gameplay turns give this latest issue a welcome kick. While Mortal Kombat 11 has struggling in its various single player modes with some twilight design decisions, the combat is still damn a lot of fun. The ridiculous story mode is also solid, and if you are a fan of completely exaggerated violence, you will not find more outrageous kills anywhere else.

9 . Blazblue: Central Fiction (PS4)

BlAXBlue: Central Fiction is a pretty-looking 2D fighter, allegedly finished the mental action of the series. As expected from an ARC system Works title, the combined combat is tight, fast and so complex as you wish. Central Fiction refines a range of core mechanics of the franchise, and with a large, varied character list that you can look around, there is plenty of room to experiment and a lot of strategic depth in which you can immerse. A true treat of a fighting game.