Darksiders Genesis came out on PC (and Stadia, yeesh) towards the end of last year but we’ve not had too long to wait as now it’s on PS4. It’s had a slight change to the gameplay from the main series and it’s the first time we get to play as […]
We’re a little late with this review and that’s because you need to get a group of players together for this charming little puzzle game. Melbits World is a PlayLink title which means that while the action all happens on the PS4, the players control it via mobile phones (via an […]
Divinity: Original Sin 2 came out on PC a year ago but an enhanced version has just been released on PS4 called Divinty: Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition. The incredibly well received old-school style, isometric RPG has been reworked to function with a controller and it’s really, really good. […]
RUINER is the debut title by Polish dev squad Reikon Games and it combines twin-stick shooting with a cyberpunk aesthetic, which is a combination that PS4 gamers, and reviewers, are more than familiar with. The game stands out though thanks to developers’ commitment to the Blade Runner-esque style of the […]
Described as a cross between Grand Theft Auto and Syndicate, Mode7’s latest game Tokyo 42 comes to the PS4 after already establishing a reputation on PC and Xbox One. Being compared to the greatest isometric game ever, and the second best GTA (GTA V being the best) is no joke […]
Here’s something I didn’t expect to review in 2016. Isometric puzzle adventures are very much consigned to history as the thing Rare did before they partnered with Nintendo. Turns out ex-Ruffian Games employee Gareth Noyce is quite fond of them and he’s created Lumo as a lovingly crafted homage. I […]
LA Cops is an isometric shooter in the vein of a 70s cop show where everyone has a moustache and nobody plays by the rules. They make their own rules in other words. Rules like, “When the AI is in control of your partner they will be as good as […]