The PlayStation Portable’s vast library includes many titles that flew under the radar but deserve recognition as some of the best games on the system. These underrated gems offer unique gameplay, compelling stories, or innovative mechanics that still hold up, making them perfect for gamers looking to rediscover the PSP’s true potential.

One such title is Valkyria Chronicles II, a tactical RPG that built upon its J88 predecessor’s hybrid turn-based and real-time combat system. The game delivers a gripping story with memorable characters and strategic depth, offering a rare blend of accessibility and complexity on a handheld device.

Jeanne d’Arc is another underrated PSP classic. This tactical RPG mixes Bắn Cá historical and fantasy elements, putting players in the shoes of a young heroine leading armies during the Hundred Years’ War. Its charming art style, engaging story, and challenging gameplay make it a standout among PSP RPGs.

For fans of action and exploration, Syphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow offers a compelling stealth-action experience with tight controls and solid level design. It improved upon earlier entries with new mechanics and a gripping espionage story, making it a must-play for PSP owners.

LocoRoco may have been more popular, but its sequel LocoRoco 2 deserves a special mention. It refined the quirky platforming and cheerful aesthetics of the original, providing an even more enjoyable experience with added variety and polish.

Another hidden gem is Ape Escape: On the Loose, which cleverly adapted the popular PlayStation franchise’s unique gameplay to the PSP. With its inventive gadget-based gameplay and humorous tone, it offers a fun and challenging adventure.

These lesser-known PSP titles highlight the system’s diverse range and its potential for deep, engaging experiences beyond the big-name hits. They remind players that some of the best games are often waiting to be rediscovered.