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Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC is a racing game by solo developer Josep Monzonis Hernandez and it’s been published by eastasiasoft and it offers up some straightforward motorsports action on a budget. Our initial impressions of the game were a little bit weird. There are very little options there on […]

Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC – PS5 Review

May 12, 2025 in PS5 tagged motorsports / racing / retro / super engine gt turbo spec by Richie

There aren’t that many boss rush games out on the market. NanoApostle comes from 18 Light Game and offers a sci-fi setting with a half-dozen bosses to slay. With responsive controls and a very interesting skill tree, this short but tricky experience manages to deliver a kinetic and deep gameplay […]

NanoApostle – PS5 Review

May 10, 2025 in PS5 / Reviews tagged 18 Light Game / 2d / anime / boss rush / melee combat / nanoapostle / nanomachines / overhead perspective / Pixel art / sci fi by Mike

Submarine Survivor is, like so many other games on PSN right now, the latest stab at the auto-shooting rogue-like genre popularised by Vampire Survivors and perfected by Brotato. It’s odd that so many of these games exist when you’re going up against two such brilliant games but here are The Bat Flight, or […]

Submarine Survivor – PS5 Review

May 6, 2025 in PS5 tagged auto-shooter / rogue-lite / submarine survivor / vampire survivors by Richie

Survivor clones have really got their hooks into me. There’s a couple of notable big shots in the genre but I’m aware there’s more filling the space. Step forth Vinebound: Tangled Together from Riftpoint Entertainment. It aims to deliver a co-op twist to the glorified slot machine. It presents its […]

Vinebound: Tangled Together – PS5 Review

May 4, 2025 in PS5 / Reviews tagged bullet heaven / Fruit / gardens / local co-op / riftpoint entertainment / roguelite / sauces / survivors clone / twin-stick shooter / vegetables / vinebound tangled together by Mike

ANNIE:Last Hope (their grammar, not ours) is a twin-stick shooter/zombie survival game from the mysterious developers Pixel Rice. And by mysterious we mean they haven’t got any kind of online presence that we could find. Originally released in 2020 on Steam, the game has been ported over to PSN and […]

ANNIE:Last Hope – PS5 Review

May 4, 2025 in PS5 tagged annie / last hope / pixel rice / top down / twin-stick shooter / zombie by Richie

We love Indiana Jones here at PSC. Well, the classic three films before we had to run for our lives from Shia LaBeouf and Mads Mikkelsen in this century’s variable efforts at least. So it was with a little excitement we took notice that Indiana Jones and The Great Circle […]

Indiana Jones and The Great Circle – PS5 Review

May 3, 2025 in PS5 / Reviews tagged egypt / fascisti / indiana jones / machinegames / nazis / not denholm elliott / thailand / tony todd / troy baker by Ian

Hegzis is a puzzle game from Turkish developers Clazz Apps who seem to have more of an avionics background than one making games but here they are with a six-sided spin on Tetris. The core gameplay here is pretty straightforward. You have to place shapes on a board and if they form […]

Hegzis – PS5 Review

April 28, 2025 in PS5 tagged clazz apps / eastasiasoft / hegsiz / puzzle / tetris by Richie

Remakes and remasters give me the opportunity to plug any gaps in my gaming knowledge, particularly when it comes to the PC. Amerzone: The Explorer’s Legacy originally saw daylight in 1999. Based on a 1986 comic by Benoit Sokal, it saw some critical success, although had the usual limitations of […]

Amerzone: The Explorer’s Legacy – PS5 Review

April 27, 2025 in PS5 / Reviews tagged amerzone the explorer's legacy / benoit sakal / exploration / microids / point and click adventure / puzzle solving / south america / unity by Mike

Steredenn: Binary Stars is a horizontally-scrolling shoot ’em up from Pixelnest Studio, a two-person team based in France. It follows on from 2015’s original Steredenn but rather than being a whole new game, this is more of an enhanced version of the original. On the face of it, this is a pretty […]

Steredenn: Binary Stars – PS5 Review

April 23, 2025 in PS5 tagged horizontally-scrolling / pixelnest studio / shoot em up / steredenn binary stars by Richie

Steel Seed is a third-person action/adventure game from Italian developers Storm in a Teacup and it tells the story of Zoe, a woman who finds her consciousness has been downloaded into a robot body by her father in his efforts to enable her to save the planet a millennia after […]

Steel Seed – PS5 Review

April 22, 2025 in PS5 tagged action / adventure / double-A / ninja / parkour / stealth / steel seed / storm in a teacup / third-person by Richie

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

April 19, 2025 in PS5 / Reviews tagged arcade / brazilian / combos / fighting game / local multiplayer / online multiplayer / pocket bravery / statera studios / story mode / survival by Mike

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

April 16, 2025 in PS4 / PS5 / Reviews tagged atomfall / hanging on the telephone / in the shadow of the mushroom cloud / no nukes please we're british / oberon / peace sells but who's buying / rebellion / windscale by Ian