What are the best puzzle games on PlayStation 4? What puzzles should you play on PS4? There are thousands of PS4 games to play, but sometimes you want something to test your brain. This is where puzzle games come in, and there are plenty of great options on PS4. This list includes our favorite PS4 puzzle titles. If you want to test your gray matter, look no further.
20. ChromaGun (PS4)
The first of several Portal-esque puzzlers on this list, ChromaGun is all about color. The titular weapon can squirt red, blue, and yellow paint onto certain surfaces, and you must guide the little robots to the exit in order to unlock the next stage. It's a simple premise, but as new material comes in, things quickly become more complex. Recently updated with PSVR support, it's worth a look.
19. China (PS4)
Here is a quirky puzzle game for you. In Kine, you play as three separate beings made up of musical instruments, and it's your job to guide them through grid-based levels so they form a group. The cel-shaded visuals and jazzy soundtrack give this game a unique flair, and the gameplay, while simple, gets very challenging pretty quickly.
18. Bridge Constructor Portal (PS4)
The Bridge Constructor series is a series we never thought would crossover with Valve's Portal, but here we are. The combination is surprisingly good and allows you to build structures over large chasms, possibly using those iconic orange and blue walkways. It becomes a mind-blowing, physics-driven puzzler that forces you to get creative with your bridge designs. If you missed GLaDOS, his hilarious and disparaging commentary is sure to put a smile on your face.
17. GNOG (PS4)
GNOG is a weird but wonderful little puzzler. Each level presents you with the head of a monster, and all you have to do is snoop around and see what happens. Solving each stage doesn't take much brain power, but all levels are beautifully colorful and full of little interactions. It's a shame it ends so quickly, but it's still lovely. PSVR support means you can get a whole new perspective too.
16. Tricky Towers (PS4)
In a nutshell, Tricky Towers takes Tetris and applies physics to it. Of course, there's more to it, but you can already imagine the chaos. Building a tower is much more difficult when you have to consider weight and balance, but add special bonuses and character abilities, and things get crazy real quick. Multiplayer is where it's at, but you can also test your skills solo.
