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Remnant: From The Ashes PS4 Review

Echo Apsey / February 26, 2021

Gunfire Games’ latest work simplifies the looter-shooter genre, but does it work? Find out in our Remnant: From The Ashes PS4 review.

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Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart Of The Forest Review (PS4) – A Gorgeously Framed, Deftly Written Visual Novel With Style To Spare

John-Paul Jones / February 24, 2021

The World of Darkness setting is three for three in its PlayStation visual novel adaptations. Read our Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest PS4 review for more!

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Curse Of The Dead Gods Review (PS4) – A Deep And Enjoyable Combat Experience, Even With A Few Rough Edges

Echo Apsey / February 23, 2021

Read our Curse of the Dead Gods PS4 review to find out why Passtech Games’ rogue-lite is an enjoyable experience for fans of the genre.

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We Were Here Review (PS4) – A Unique And Fun Co-op Experience, If A Little Short

Echo Apsey / February 22, 2021

Find out why We Were Here offers a unique puzzle experience with a great sense of atmosphere and solid environments in our We Were Here PS4 review.

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PUSS! Review (PS4) – A Psycatic Genre Blending Retro Effort

Alan Strawbridge / February 20, 2021

Psychedelic maze puzzler PUSS! claws its way onto the PS4 to frazzle your senses and your mind, but will you barf 8-bit fur balls or meow with pleasure?

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Speed Limit Review (PS4) – A Breakneck, High Octane Cocktail Of Retro Arcade Violence

Neil Bolt / February 16, 2021

A wondrously violent and over the top, bleeding cocktail of retro arcade violence, we were quite taken by Gamechuck’s latest in our Speed Limit PS4 review.

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D-Link DIR X1860 Router Review – A Cost Effective WiFi 6 Capable Router With Solid Performance

PSU Staff / February 14, 2021

In our D-Link DIR X1860 Router review, we find an affordable and solid WiFi 6 compliant router that is a perfect starter effort for PlayStation 5.

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My Universe: Pet Clinic Cats and Dogs Review (PS4) – Not Worms Ultimate Mayhem

Alan Strawbridge / February 11, 2021

Microids continue their Life series for kids with a vet simulator, with the emphasis on simple gameplay, bright and colourful graphics and as much virtual pet stroking as your child could ever want. But will it last more than a few hours?

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Little Nightmares 2 Review (PS4) – A Cinematic, Horror Masterwork And An Impressive, Bold Sequel

Echo Apsey / February 9, 2021

Find out why Tarsier Studios has created its best game yet and a must-play horror experience in our Little Nightmares 2 PS4 review.

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Persona 5 Strikers Review (PS4) – Fun High-Flying Action For Everyone, With The Signature Persona Style

Thea Severance / February 9, 2021

P Studio takes another shot at a different genre with Persona 5 Strikers. Does it have what it takes to stand with the rest of the franchise? Find out in our official Persona 5 Strikers review!

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Auto Chess Review (PS4) – Worth A Try For Free, But Not The Best Example Of The Auto-Battler Genre Out There

Justin Pinter / February 6, 2021

Find out why Auto Chess offers a strong impression, but nothing to really keep you glued to the screen in our Auto Chess PS4 review.

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Arrog Review (PS4) – A Charming Puzzler Short Enough To Squeeze Into A Coffee Break

Matthew Owst / February 5, 2021

Find out why this brief adventure isn’t quite for everyone, despite it offering charm and challenge in our Arrog PS4 review.

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Nioh 2 Remastered: The Complete Edition Review (PS5) – Team Ninja’s Stunning, But Punishing Action RPG Has Never Looked Or Played Better

John-Paul Jones / February 4, 2021

One of the best soulslike games of 2020, Nioh 2 has never looked or played better than it has on PlayStation 5. Read our Nioh 2: Remastered review to find out more.

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Nioh Remastered: The Complete Edition Review (PS5) – The Definitive Way To Play Team Ninja’s Landmark Action RPG

John-Paul Jones / February 4, 2021

Team Ninja’s superb Samurai themed soulslike storms onto PlayStation 5 with all the DLC, 4K resolution and 120 frames per second goodness one would expect. How does it hold up?

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Nioh Collection Review (PS5) – An Opulent, Value-Stuffed Remastering Of Two Of The Best Action RPGs Money Can Buy

John-Paul Jones / February 4, 2021

Team Ninja’s action RPG magnum opus arrives on PlayStation 5 in a tantalizing double header package. Is it still worth your time in 2021, though?

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Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood Review (PS5) – An Occasionally Thrilling, If Unpolished Guilty Pleasure That Revels In Brutality

John-Paul Jones / February 4, 2021

Howl at the moon? See what we thought of the first werewolf PlayStation game in a long time in our Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood PS5 Review.

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Destruction AllStars Review (PS5) – A Clunky, Convoluted, And Disappointing Multiplayer Offering Filled With Unrealised Potential

Echo Apsey / February 3, 2021

Find out why Destruction AllStars flounders and fails to reach the potential it sets itself up for in our Destruction AllStars PS5 review.

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Control: Ultimate Edition Review (PS5) – An Incredible Next-Gen Upgrade That Allows Remedy’s Adventure To Reach Its Potential

Echo Apsey / February 2, 2021

Find out why Control on PS5 is the best version of the game and a great showcase of Sony’s hardware in our Control: Ultimate Edition PS5 review.

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Redout: Space Assault Review (PS4) – From Anti-Grav To Anti-Depressants

Alan Strawbridge / February 1, 2021

Redout: Space Assault is an arcade shooter spin-off of anti-grav racer Redout, but is the switch to space combat a valid new direction for the series?

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Waves Out! Review (PS4) – Hungry Hippo Magnetic Ball Couch Co-Op Fun?

Alan Strawbridge / February 1, 2021

Waves Out! is a puzzle-platformer couch co-op game from Crevice inspired by Hungry Hungry Hippos, but will it magnetise your party or simply twist your balls?