But the discussion was about the first-party output - and not the games available on a platform.
By that logic I could also bring great singleplayer games into the discussion like The Witcher 3 or Tomb Raider - but that’s not what I was originally talking about.
Sony doesn’t care for RTS, sidescroller, any kind of multiplayer (with the exception of two sports games) game, GaaS, cooperative or shareable experiences. Not even a first-person-shooter is on the horizon anymore. Hell, even Sucker Punch is now working on a game that probably fits into your typical Sony template. That doesn’t mean it won’t be a great game - it will probably turn out fantastic - but the experience itself will be somewhat the same like most of their output.