Try the God of Wars (haven't played the new one yet)

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow

Darksiders 1, 2

Uncharted Series

If you want something more of an RPG try Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen

Why not an action rpg like Dark Souls or Bloodborne

So looking forward to the new tomb raider! ��

Maybe something like the Borderlands series

Horizon Zero Dawn was really gorgeous and had a great story and open world,.

the outer worlds have great story, kindda good combat not the highlight, i am not a guy who has ever once played such game and it was great.
play halo...
in engaging works of art there is fc 3 n 4 play one, forget the rest fc games, these are the ones with great enviournment and a world of people, fc 3 ur the highlight but if u were liking the villain from it go play FC 4 everything same just better but u have no personality as a character.
In survival also recommend grounded but it isnt on ps4 but has great survival elements and stuff add in ark survival evolved and minecraft as one of the best games for survival ark is very hardcore ppls and dont go thinking it is the dark souls of survival, play if u r a serious non casual gamer.

there are basically all the open world games I have played and am giving you my personal experices of it, i also prefer gameplay over story but the outer wilds in on a whole another level if u ask me in terms of story.

and i have only finished FC 4 & 3 among these games as their combat was the greatest in my opinion as well as their story, i like fc4's more tho.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Ghost of Tsushima, Horizon Zero Dawn, God of War, Bloodborne.

Alien Isolation for action/adventure and immersive atmosphere, Red Dead Redemption 2 (if you love GTA am surprised this is not already on your list)

Right im still in my playthrough but its been a great adventure so far

If you haven't tried Fallout 4 on survival mode, it can definitely be an amazing way to do a partial 2nd playthrough, though eventually you do seem to reach a point where you can overcome all of its challenges except only saving at beds, which makes it a bit more tedious so not quite right for a full 2nd playthrough. Getting there though is brutal and amazing, and will make you appreciate every scrap of ammo and food and water and inch of ground that you learn to cover between your beds.

Emulate spider-man 2 for gamecube, You won't regret it. Well aside from that, I heard mad max is a pretty good game.

Uncharted Series

Tomb Raider Series

• Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart

• Astro Bot

• Jak and Daxter trilogy

• Spyro Reignited Trilogy

the Horizon franchise is excellent, as well as Ghost of Tsushima and all the Uncharted games

• Okami HD
• Kena: Bridge of Spirits
• Beacon Pines
• The Gunk
• Neva

My Time at Sandrock.

Sekiro!

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AC can mean alot of different games.

Armour Core

Ace Combat

Assassins Creed

Does Monster Hunter World count?

Ghost of Tsushima has an excellent story, and the duals will test your Fallen Order timing.

If you don’t mind older games, the Gothic series is one of my all time favorite franchises.

Here's a few you could try:

Assassin's Creed: Origins

Assassin's Creed: Valhalla

Outward

Elder scrolls: Skyrim, Oblivion, Morrowind

The Witcher 3

Any Legend of Zelda game (Breath of the Wild is my favorite)

Balan wonderworld

Try Mad Max?

Horizon Zero Dawn. Full stop. Go play it now.

Final fantasy 15 fits this perfectly?

Another Crab's Treasure

The World Ends with You, and it's sequel, The World Ends With You NEO

Related, the entire Kingdom Hearts series barring Melody of Memory and the mobile games.

Dungeons of Hinterberg

You mentioned Breath of the Wild, but have you played the earlier Zelda games? I recommend Ocarina of Time and Wind Waker.

Psychonauts and Psychonauts 2 - It's a action-adventure / 3D platformer. It's about a young boy who goes to summer camp for people with psychic powers, and it has a good coming-of-age story.

The World Ends With You - It's an action RPG with a young protagonist and an urban fantasy setting.

Bully - It's an action-adventure game about a kid who gets sent to a boarding school. It's not a fantasy setting, but I think it fits all of the other criteria.

Ys VIII - It's a fantasy action RPG about a group of people who get stranded on an island. It's not really a coming-of-age story for the protagonist, but one of the other characters is a child, so there's a little bit of coming-of-age. Other than that, I think it fits all of the other criteria.

Ghost of Tsushima, Devil May Cry, Middle Earth Shadow of War

Nioh 1-2, sekiro and wo long and whenever rise of the ronin and stellar blade comes out.

Nioh 2 and Devil May Cry 3/5. Both of these franchises have top tier combat systems.

Definitely Devil May Cry.

And if you're up for roguelikes, check out Hades or Dead Cells.

Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor/War!

The melee combat is almost 1:1 copy of Batman Arkham, but with Sword. It also has parkour and stealth which feels very Assassins Creed.

Ys 8: Lacrimosa of Dana. The combat's tight, the story's good, and as typical of the Ys series, the music is absolutely fantastic.

Marvel midnight suns

• Ib
• One Shot
• To The Moon
• Omori
• Corpse Party
• Lisa: The Painful
• Yume: Nikki
• Fear & Hunger
• Fear & Hunger 2: Termina
• Aooni
• Pocket Mirror
• A Dark Room
• Undertale
• Deltarune

If you liked the story of FF7 Remake, wait until you try FF7. It's like FF7 Remake, except with good pacing and an air of mystique that is ruined immediately in Remake.

Red Dead Redemption of course is the standard answer here. Maybe it's just because I play a lot of gta which has awful combat but I like the guns in Red Dead and horse combat a lot

GTA has bad combat imo but great music, story, hilarious vibe

I didnt like The Witcher 3s combat but lots of people do and love the story. It does have great atmosphere which is why I included it even if its not my cup of tea

I just started Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and its more jrpg but the combat has action based elements like dodging and parrying. Vibe is off the charts, story and music too

Fallout 4 has good combat a decent story and I love the old timey soundtrack

Coming out who knows when but on my wishlist, not sure if or when they'll be on playstation but The Expanse and Clockwork Revolution are two I'm keeping an eye on