It’s that time of the month for a new hidden object game to be released by Artifex Mundi.  As with all the rest of their output Dark Arcana: The Carnival  is a story driven light puzzle game, the tale this time is that of a missing woman, a scary carnival and […]

Dark Arcana: The Carnival – PS4 Review

PlayStation VR owners will have been happy to see Arizona Sunshine hitting the store as it offers a full campaign and somewhat unrestricted movement rather than just being another turret/on-rail shooter.  Personally, we’re just as happy to see blue skies and linear level design because we’re old school like that.  […]

Arizona Sunshine – PSVR Review

Ancient Amuletor is a new release for PlayStation VR and combines a couple of genres in the hope of shaking things up a little. Does it do enough to stand out from the VR crowd? Also, I’ll get this out there straight away – this is a Move controller only […]

Ancient Amuletor – PSVR Review

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Judging this game solely on it’s cover, I was expecting Get Even to be a ballsy revenge shooter. Luckily, there’s more substance to it from a studio that does tend to stray into shooting territory with supernatural elements. Coming from Polish developers The Farm 51, Get Even looks to tell […]

Get Even – PS4 Review

You wait for an indie 2D platform shooter to come along and before you know it you’re inundated with the blighters.  I Want To Be Human is a resolutely indie tile and sees you control a girl and her boyfriend as they slaughter everything in their way.  Oh did I mention […]

I Want To Be Human – PS4 Review

Blasting Agent: Ultimate Edition has previously been available on PC and Nintendo 3DS, having now made it’s way over to the VITA and PS4 it is time to see if its worth a purchase.  This is as indie as it comes being created by one man, Tim Hely of Axol Studio, […]

Blasting Agent: Ultimate Edition – Vita Review

Nex Machina is the latest shoot ’em up from twin-stick powerhouses Housemarque, best known for the masterful Resogun and the not-quite-as-special Alienation and Dead Nation games.  As expected, it is another twin-stick shooter and it comes with a degree of anticipation even if this is one of the most crowded […]

Nex Machina – PS4 Review

Given that I imagine the number of blind people who play videogames is rather small, it is a subject which keeps popping up.  We’ve previously reviewed Beyond Eyes, which told a story of a blind girl’s search for her pet cat and was whimsical in nature with bright pastel colours […]

Perception – PS4 Review

Given that VR games translate better to seated situations (hence the silly number of turret/rail shooters on PSVR), driving games are a relatively easy way to show off the tech while giving you a better, more natural, view of the action.  DriveClub VR and DiRT Rally VR cater for fans […]

VR Karts – PSVR Review

It’s safe to say that human interaction on the internet can be a bit of a mixed bag. This is especially true when we are talking video games. We can often be a volatile bunch, with cooperation seeming rare in the online world. So, when a game like Star Trek […]

Star Trek Bridge Crew VR – PSVR Review

Enigmatis 2: The Mists of Ravenwood is another game from Artifex Mundi, the hidden object game people.  This is the second entry in the Enigmatis series and continues the tale of the same detective as she follows the trail of the murderous priest from the first game. If you’ve ever […]

Enigmatis 2: The Mists of Ravenwood – PS4 Review

Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception has released on the PS4 and Vita and boasts a visual novel game with strategy RPG elements. Can it please both sets of fans? Utawareromono was actually released back in 2002 on the PC in Japan. It was an adult visual novel. Mask of Deception is […]

Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception – PS4 Review