ReviewWay Of The Hunter Review (PS5) – Accessible Hunting Sim Almost Shoots Itself in the Foot
Is Way of the Hunter a worthwhile foray into the hunting sim genre? Find out in our Way of the Hunter PS5 Review!
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ReviewGigaBash Review (PS5) – A Delightfully Silly Multiplayer Brawler That Captures the Heart of a Bygone Era of Monster Movies
Check out our review of GigaBash on PS5 and PS4 from Passion Republic Games, and find out why this new fighter is able to bring back a bygone era of movies.
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ReviewTurrican Anthology Vol. 1 Review (PS4) – A Good Way To Play Some Great Side Scrolling Shooters From The 16-Bit Era
Turrican Anthology Vol. 1 PS4 review. Boasting no less than five entries from the 16-bit side-scrolling, platformer shooter series known …
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ReviewMarvel’s Spider-Man Remastered Review (PC) – With Great PC Specs Comes The Best Superhero Game On The Platform
Your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man swings onto PC in his definitive form. Read our Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered PC review to see why PC owners are getting a superhero sized treat with this stunning conversion.
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ReviewVoyage Review (PS5) – A Short And Simple Game With A Beautiful Aesthetic
Check out our review of Voyage, an aesthetically pleasing debut with cinematic qualities from Venturous, that isn’t without some gameplay issues.
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ReviewDigimon Survive Review (PS4) – Truly Become A Digi-Destined
Digimon Survive is the newest game inside the Digital World, but will it live up to its past iterations and truly make you feel like a Digidestined?
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ReviewSword And Fairy: Together Forever Review (PS5) – Healthy Potential Can’t Break Through The Repetitious Formula
The well-coveted RPG Sword and Fairy makes its way to the PS5 for the first time. Come see how it fared in our Sword and Fairy: Together Forever PS5 review!
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ReviewFrogun Review (PS5) – Deadly Bottomless Pits With Your Sticky-Tongued Friend
Does this 90s-inspired platformer need rose-tinted glasses? Find out in our full Frogun PS5 Review to find out!
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ReviewSouth Of The Circle Review (PS5) – A Stirring, Intelligent And Emotional Tale About Heartbreak And Paranoia
South of the Circle PS5 review. South of the Circle feels like the sort of affair that could very, very …
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ReviewSevered Steel Review (PS5) – A Furiously Fun High Octane Shooter That Shouldn’t Be Missed
In our Severed Steel PS5 review we discover one of the coolest first-person shooters of the year. Hands down.
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ReviewBright Memory: Infinite Review (PS5) – A Visually Appealing, Blisteringly Acrobatic Shooter That Is Over Much Too Quickly
Bright Memory: Infinite is a bombastic first-person shooter extravaganza that feels like a cross between Call of Duty, Ghostrunner and Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. Sadly, it’s extremely short length let’s it down, serving to only hint at a game that has yet to reach its full potential. Read our Bright Memory: Infinite PS5 review for more.
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ReviewFiregirl: Hack ‘n Splash Rescue DX Review (PS5) – More Of A Damp Fizzle Than A Raging Blaze
Firegirl: Hack ‘n Splash Rescue DX is a beautifully presented but awfully buggy firefighting roguelike that needed a few extra months more development time. Read our full Firegirl: Hack ‘n Splash Rescue DX PS5 review for more.
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ReviewMothmen 1966 Review (PS4) – A Wonderfully Dread-Filled Pixel-Pulp Adventure With Retro Style For Days
An eye-opening and breezy dark adventure that with a eye-opening retro aesthetic, read our Mothmen 1966 PS4 review to see why we’re taken with this hidden indie gem.
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ReviewEndling: Extinction is Forever Review (PS5) – An Emotionally-Charged Game That Tugs On The Heartstrings
Endling – Extinction is Forever Review (PS5) – A heartfelt, emotional, and charming experience that sets out to raise environmental awareness.
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ReviewStray Review (PS5) – A Neon-Soaked Visual Treat With A Story To Match
We’ve waited years to get our paws on Stray, the Annapurna Interactive-published offering and now it’s finally here. Read our Stray PS5 review for more.
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ReviewCapcom Arcade 2nd Stadium Review (PS4) – More Of The Same, But That’s No Bad Thing
Capcom’s polished curation of the arcade classics of yesteryear is back with an all-new line-up of games for retro gamers to fill their boots with. Read our Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium PS4 review for more.
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ReviewKlonoa Phantasy Reverie Series Review (PS5) – A Proper Remaster Of Two Classic Platformers
Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series is a faithful and entertaining remaster of two classic platformers. Find out more in our Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series PS5 review.
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ReviewMadison Review (PS5) – A Superb Horror Title That Is One Patch Away From Excellence
Bloodicious Games brings its first title to PlayStation, and boy is it an ambitious one. Check out what we had to say about it in our official Madison PS5 review!
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ReviewArcadegeddon Review (PS5) – All The World’s An Arcade
Check out our review of Arcadegeddon on PS5, and find out why this co-operative, competitive shooter should be the next game you jump into.
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ReviewOlliOlli World Void Riders DLC Review (PS5) – A Gnarley Abduction
Check out our review of OlliOlli World’s latest DLC, Void Riders, and find out why the levels included make it a must buy for any OlliOlli World fan.
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ReviewDNF Duel Review (PS5) – A Gorgeous, Clever Brawler That Is Built For Absolutely Everyone To Play
Making the leap from action RPG to two-dimensional fighter, DNF Duel offers up a gorgeous, accessible brawler. Read our PS5 review for more.
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ReviewDisgaea 6 Complete Review (PS5) – Blunting An Already Niche Title With Excessive Simplicity
Disgaea 6 gets a full release with Disgaea 6 Complete. Come see how it did in our Disgaea 6 Complete PS5 Review!
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ReviewBlade Runner: Enhanced Edition Review (PS4) – A Messy, Broken Port Of A Timeless Cyberpunk Adventure That Deserves Better
We struggle to see anything enhanced about Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition – a missed opportunity invigorate one of the best point and click adventures of the 1990s. Read our PS4 review for the definitive verdict.
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ReviewFobia St. Dinfna Hotel Review (PS5) – Indie Survival Horror That Manages To Hold Its Own Against The Genre’s Best
Fobia St. Dinfna Hotel is an atmospheric horror title that provides plenty of great exploration and puzzle-solving. Read our Fobia St. Dinfna Hotel PS5 review for more.
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ReviewDeliver Us The Moon Review (PS5) – An Extremely Polished Lunar Thriller That Really Sings On PlayStation 5
On PS5 Deliver Us The Moon brings improved visuals and quicker loading times, but is it enough to still make the game worthwhile more than two years later? Read our Deliver Us The Moon PS5 review for the definitive verdict.
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ReviewCapcom Fighting Collection Review (PS4) – A Generous And Well-Executed Collection Of Rare Fighting Classics
The legendary Darkstalkers games make their return and the previously arcade exclusive Red Earth makes its home debut in Capcom Fighting Collection. Read our PS4 review for the definitive verdict.
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ReviewShadowrun Trilogy Review (PS5) – An Enduring Blend Of XCOM Turn Based Combat And Cyberpunk RPG Beats
There are no tears in the rain with this compelling tactical cyberpunk RPG collection of games.
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ReviewSonic Origins Review (PS5) – A Fitting Celebration Of 30 Years Of Sonic With Timeless 16-Bit Classics
Sonic the Hedgehog turns 30, and Sonic Origins is part of the celebrations. Is it worth the wait? Find out in our Sonic Origins PS5 review.
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ReviewThe Quarry Review (PS5) – A Pulse-Pounding Teen Slasher That Stands Shoulder-To-Shoulder With Until Dawn
Is The Quarry a bit of a Scream or an episode of Scooby-Doo? Find out in our The Quarry PS5 Review!
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ReviewFinal Vendetta Review (PS5) – The Side Scrolling Brawler Renaissance Continues
A well-executed take on the classic side-scrolling brawler that wears its inspirations on its sleeve, Final Vendetta on PS5 from Bitmap Bureau and Numskull Games is also something of an unambitious offering that occasionally veers too much into genre staples in lieu of evolving the genre more fully.
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