The PlayStation 4 is having a killer run — here's what to expect in 2018

The PlayStation 4 continues to be the most popular game console in the world. Over 70 million consoles have been sold, and that's just in the past four years.

In 2018, the console's dominance shows no signs of slowing — if major entries in the "God of War" and "Spider-Man" franchises don't ensure that, then the other huge blockbusters assuredly will.

Here's everything we know coming to the PlayStation 4 in 2018 so far!

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1. "Shadow of the Colossus"

In 2018, the best game from 2005 is on the PlayStation 4. It's called "Shadow of the Colossus," and it's already out!

When the game originally launched in 2005, it was a revelation for PlayStation 2 owners. Though it may look like a standard video game, "Shadow of the Colossus" is anything but — the diminutive character you see above is who you play as, and he's got an objective: Take down gigantic monsters. But why? And what are these "monsters"? Are they monsters, or is he, for murdering them?

Release Date: February 6

2. "God of War"

The newest entry in the "God of War" franchise stars the same bald-headed marauder from previous games, but Kratos looks a bit different than the last time we saw him.

Aside from that epic new beard, he's apparently moved on from the Grecian setting of previous games to a more domestic existence in a Norse setting. At the very least, he looks like he'll be playing the role of a mentor — Kratos is a dad now (and there'll apparently be some interaction as the player using both Kratos and his son). This is not the same vengeance-driven hyperviolent demigod we're used to seeing — and, frankly, good— but a (slightly) more reserved family man.

Release Date: April 20

3. "Detroit: Become Human"

"Detroit: Become Human" is a game about artificial intelligence and humanity's future.

The game is set in a near-future version of real-world city Detroit, Michigan, which has become a manufacturing hub for artificially intelligent robots that look exactly like human beings. It stars a robot named Kara, the first robot to "wake up" from servitude and demand freedom.

In this sense, what the game's really about is consciousness, and what it means to be alive. How that story is told is up to you.

Release Date: May 25