Somerville Review (PS5) – A Feast For The Senses
We check out Somerville as it finally comes to PS5. The debut title from Indie team Jumpship – lead by former co-founder of Playdead.
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Enchanted Portals Review (PS5) – Living In The Shadow Of Greatness
Enchanted Portals channels other run and gun games, but does it do enough to stand out by itself? Read our Enchanted Portals PS5 Review to find out!
Nour: Play With Your Food Review (PS5) – Artistic, Playful, And Ultimately Lacking
Check out our review of Nour: Play With Your Food on PS5 from developer Terrifying Jellyfish to see if this food-infused indie should be your next pick-up.
Touhou: New World Review (PS5) – Rinsing And Repeating
Touhou New World brings players to the supernatural realm of Gensokyo. Is it worth the trip? Find out in our Touhou New World PS5 Review!
Bomb Rush Cyberfunk Review (PS5) – Jet-Set Greatness In The Making
Check out our review of Bomb Rush Cyberfunk on PS5, and see if this Jet-Set Radio-inspired title is able to hit you right in the nostalgia.
Baldur’s Gate III Review (PS5) – A Generation-Defining RPG
Baldur’s Gate III is a stunning achievement that shouldn’t be missed. Find out what we thought in our Baldur’s Gate III PS5 review.
No Son of Mine (PS5) Review – Many Great Horror Ideas That Don’t Mesh Nicely
No Son of Mine finally emerges from the shadows. Come see how it fared in our official No Son of Mine PS5 Review!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredders Revenge Dimensional Shellshock DLC Review (PS4) – A Nice, But Non-Essential Addition
Check out our review of the Dimensional Shellshock DLC for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge on PS5 and PS4.
Daymare 1994: Sandcastle Review (PS5) – A Simpler And Cleaner Sequel
Daymare 1994: Sandcastle is fun title that improves on most of the issues of the original. Find out what we thought in our Daymare: 1994: Sandcastle PS5 Review.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad Review (PSVR 2) – An Arcade FPS That Feels Like A Welcome Throwback To An Earlier Time In VR Gaming
Crossfire: Sierra Squad is a highly compelling VR arcade shooter that provides short bursts of entertainment and boasts a surprising amount of replay value.