Already out in the open on the PC since 2016, Rabi-Rabi makes the transition to the Playstation 4. Indie platformers with Metroidvania elements are now ten a penny. Can CreSpirit and GemaYue’s effort stand out from the crowd? Rabi Rabi is a tale of two companions. You control Erina who […]

Rabi-Ribi – PS4 Review

Grim Legends 2: Song of the Dark Swan is a game by Artifex Mundi, the purveyors of hidden object and light puzzle games. We reviewed the first Grim Legends game a while back and while this game shares the same name there is no carry over in the story between the two. If […]

Grim Legends 2: Song of the Dark Swan -PS4 Review

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 […]

Tokyo 42 – PS4 Review

While I never had much time in the Eighties, I ended up rather liking Paperboy decades later when it was ported to Xbox Live Arcade.  After more hours than it should have taken, I completed a full week on the game and I found the whole challenge pretty rewarding in […]

Special Delivery – PSVR Review

Back in the 90s graphic adventure games were all the rage and Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick worked at Lucasfilm Games.  As part of the team responsible for some of the best of the genre they worked on The Secret of  Monkey Island and Day of the Tentacle to name but two. Eventually though adventure […]

Thimbleweed Park – PS4 Review

Formula 1 might not be holding my interest like it once did but Codemasters’ treatment of the sport retains a level of curiosity. With some strong visuals and a handling package behind it, can this year’s game surpass last season’s revered effort? Visually, this doesn’t differ much from last season’s […]

F1 2017 – PS4 Review

Rich reviewed Aven Colony a few weeks back, the Tropico games are great, but there’s now another SimCity-esque game on the PS4 in the form of Cities: Skylines – PlayStation 4 Edition. Already a critical hit on the PC, has the move to console been kind? Cities: Skylines puts you […]

Cities: Skylines – PlayStation 4 Edition – PS4 Review

The sequel to the 2015 title The Escapists has landed on the PS4. The Escapists 2 promises more of the same, but improved in every way. That can only be a good thing, right? As the title may give away you play as a convict who must find a way […]

The Escapists 2 – PS4 Review

Sometimes it’s nice to return to a survival horror with Asian sensibilities. Originally a 2001 release, White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is developed by Korean developers Sonnori. A 2009 mobile re-release provides the basis for this latest repackaging. Has time been kind to this tale of ghost stories and […]

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School – PS4 Review

Indie games need a hook to stand out from the crowd now-a-days and for Mages of Mystralia that hook comes from the collaboration with Ed Greenwood.  He has penned the story for Mages of Mystralia and, as the creator of the Forgotten Realms tabletop gaming world and successful fantasy author, he brings a certain […]

Mages of Mystralia – PS4 Review

After it looking like the Yakuza series was dead in the West for a while we now have two releases in the same year, with another due early next as we play catch up. Yakuza 0, a prequel to the original title released on the PS2 came out back in […]

Yakuza Kiwami – PS4 Review

Real time strategy games are never the first genre that springs to mind when I think about console games.  Neither are tower defence games but oddly enough Comet Crash 2: The Kronkoid  Wars offers an enticing blending of these two genres and  is a follow up to the PlayStation 3 original.  Developed […]

Comet Crash 2: The Kronkoid Wars – PS4 Review