We’re huge fans of Hopoo Games’ previous PSN entry, Risk of Rain,  and so we were pretty excited about getting our hands on the latest effort from the small American dev studio.  The games have little in common beyond being 2D titles with pixel art stylings, the previous title being […]

Deadbolt – PS4 Review

Kingdom Come: Deliverance has just come out on the PS4, an ambitious open world RPG with similarities to both the Elder Scrolls and The Witcher. To make such a large game with Kickstarter backing is quite a brave move, but how close have Czech developer Warhorse Studios come to toppling […]

Kingdom Come: Deliverance – PS4 Review

Coming from one-man effort Romans I XVI Gaming, Tiles is quick-fire puzzler that’s simple to grasp. Coming to consoles almost a year after a steam release, this stripped back brain-teaser is hoping to garner new fans with co-op and a map editor as part of the package. Your objective is […]

Tiles – PS4 Review

Fe from Swedish developer Zoink! via the EA Originals indie game imprint, is a rare example of a game with minimal handholding.  Fe has nothing to do with iron though, the titular character being a Swedish word meaning fairy.  The same developer previously produced bizarre mind control game Stick It To […]

Fe – PS4 Review

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I have often found it difficult to justify the idea of 2D VR games in general. On the surface it seems to be a bit of a waste, considering that you have a perspective that is better suited to first person experiences. Restricting your vision to a side-on view can […]

Pop-up Pilgrims – PS4 Review

Schacht is a third-person time-trial platformer that comes to us by way of German developers GuriGroup and for an indie effort it’s unusually slick, especially given that this was essentially a student project and comes from a small team. There’s no plot to speak of and the title doesn’t hint […]

Schacht – PS4 Review

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We reviewed Xenon Valkyrie+ on the Vita back in December and now it’s made its way to the big screen of the PS4. I didn’t review the Vita version, I’ve not even played it, but from what I can tell very little has changed. Xenon Valkyrie+ is a rogue-lite, a […]

Xenon Valkyrie+ – PS4 Review

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The Dynasty Warriors series has been around for twenty years and I’ve mainly avoided it. I’ve dabbled with some spin-offs and handheld versions but what I have been reliably informed was a repetitive and shallow hack and slash wasn’t for me. It had its fans but even they would admit […]

Dynasty Warriors 9 – PS4 Review

Shadow of the Colossus is and will always be a classic. Originally dropping on the PS2 at the latter end of the console’s lifecycle, it proved that the old dog still had some tricks left in it by providing an experience that was not only artistically sound but also large […]

Shadow of the Colossus – PS4 Review

Crossing Souls is the home console debut of Spanish developer Fourattic, helped to completion by a moderately successful Kickstarter campaign. A publishing deal with Devolver Digital is no doubt going to help this promising game reach a well-deserved wider audience than it otherwise might. You may have seen our preview […]

Crossing Souls – PS4 Review

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Milestone return with yet another officially licensed motorcycle game. This time, it’s the turn of arena-based Supercross with Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame. Taking what they’ve learned with the MXGP license, they’re hoping to do the same for the twisty, louder discipline. As with most sports games, you’re […]

Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame – PS4 Review

At some point, we all played dodgeball in school. We all remember how it feels to be pegged square between the eyes and would prefer only our ego was bruised. Thankfully, plenty of games have taken the idea of such competition to heart and the latest to hop across is […]

Strikers Edge – PS4 Review