PS5


Fighting games are a tricky thing to get right. In many ways, the audience is well-served by the big guns. Indie efforts are there but, without the backing behind them, they can flounder a little. Pocket Bravery by Statera Studio is a retro-inspired fighting game that has been around for […]

Pocket Bravery – PS5 Review


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Atomfall then. The lazy back of the fag packet description could well be Fallout in the Lake District. Only unlike Bethesda’s bloated behemoth that’s currently in GAAS purgatory with Fallout 76, Atomfall is unashamedly British coming from Oxford-based dev and publisher Rebellion. Given their previous with the Sniper Elite games, […]

Atomfall – PS5 Review









What a weird thing Sorry We’re Closed is. Coming from al a mode games, this homage to survival horror coats it in a vibrant palette with a story heavily focused around love. It almost teeters into chaos but there’s enough craft on display to result in something unique. It’s stylish, […]

Sorry We’re Closed – PS5 Review


Legends BMX is an action sports title from Saga Legends Games and while it’s usually the skateboarders who tend to be the most-targeted in this sub-genre, there have been a handful of decent BMX titles over the years.  8-Bit gamers will remember BMX Simulator from Codemasters back in the day while PS1-era […]

Legends BMX – PS5 Review



Police Shootout is a turn-based first person shooter from Polish dev team Hypnotic Ants.  Their previous work includes Deconstruction Simulator, Ship Graveyard Simulator and Dreamo.  None of which you’ll have heard of but you can tell from each game’s artwork that we’re not dealing with a triple-A studio here.  And Police Shootout, pretty much from […]

Police Shootout – PS5 Review