Monthly Archives: March 2019

For those of you who aren’t too keen on eating your greens, The Walking Vegetables might just be for you. It’s a twin-stick shooter that tasks you with juicing far more than your five a day using various guns and melee weapons. However, as the title suggests, these veggies aren’t […]

The Walking Vegetables – PS4 Review

March 11, 2019 in PS4 tagged arcade / roguelike / the walking vegetables / twin-stick shooter by Richie

Zen Software continue to support their excellent pinball hub, Pinball FX3, with yet more tables and this time they’ve made a quick dip back into the library of real world tables from Williams. We rather liked their previous collection of Williams tables, praising the variation between them but lamenting the […]

Pinball FX3: Williams Pinball (Volume 2) – PS4 Review

March 6, 2019 in PS4 tagged 90s / arcade / pinball / pinball fx3 / williams by Richie

From Serbian developer Brave Giant Studio comes Queen’s Quest 2: Stories of Forgotten Past, the latest hidden object title from Polish publisher Artifex Mundi. We didn’t play the first Queen’s Quest though we do have previous with Artifex title My Brother Rabbit. Queen’s Quest 2 is a sumptuously illustrated animated […]

Queen’s Quest 2: Stories of Forgotten Past – PS4 Review

March 6, 2019 in PS4 / Reviews tagged artifex mundi / fairytale / hidden objects by Ian

Over the Moon brought us part one of The Fall in 2015 and, after a long, long wait, the second instalment has finally arrived. I’ve been anticipating this after part one delivered a tight, darkly comic exploration of Asimov’s three laws. The Fall Part 2: Unbound certainly looks to build upon […]

The Fall Part 2: Unbound

March 6, 2019 in PS4 / Reviews tagged adventure / artificial intelligence / combat / over the moon / platforming / robots / sci fi / shooting / the fall part 2 unbound by Mike

By all rights, Massira would be a game we’d rather not be reviewing given the subject matter, being as it is based on the ongoing Syrian refugee crisis. Not exactly the most comfortable scenario for a game, though it could be worse. A game version of Trump’s Mexican Wall perhaps. Thankfully […]

Massira – PS4 Review

March 5, 2019 in PS4 / Reviews tagged human cost / refugee / syria by Ian

It feels rather odd to make a review for a free to play game, after all, it’s free, you can always download it and try it for yourself should you want to gather a verdict. There is also the issue of the live service model that EA is touting with […]

Apex Legends – PS4 Review

March 4, 2019 in PS4 / Reviews tagged Apex Legends / battle royale / EA / loot / ps4 / Shoot by Grizz

Our Finish friends, Ratalaika Games, are back with any cross-buy, easy platinum offering title. While that part of a Ratalaika joint is very predictable, you can never predict what type of game they publish next and Access Denied is yet another departure. Developed by Russian coders Stately Snail, this is a […]

Access Denied – PS4 Review

March 3, 2019 in PS4 tagged access denied / easy trophies / puzzle game / ratalaika / the witness by Richie

Dick Wilde 2 is an on-rails lightgun-style shooter for PSVR. When London-based coders Playstack released the original Dick Wilde onto PSN back in 2017 the general concensus was that it had the makings of being a fun shooter but was derailed somewhat by its punishing level of difficulty and so […]

Dick Wilde 2 – PSVR Review

March 1, 2019 in PS4 / PSVR tagged country / dick wilde 2 / on rails / PSVR / shooter by Richie