BUTCHER was released on Steam last year and now it’s been released on the PS4. Billed as a 2D DOOM can it live up to those lofty goals? I believe there is a story to BUTCHER, the Steam page describes you as a cyborg sent to wipe out the last […]
I love me a bit of a walking simulator and really enjoy how they can tell stories in a wholly unique way, straddling the depth and complexities of books and the interactivity offered by games. What Remains of Edith Finch is a walking simulator game developed by the same people […]
What Remains of Edith Finch – PS4 Review
The original Outlast made some waves in survival horror circles with its intense first-person stealth, gripping atmosphere and intriguing story. Now Red Barrels return with an inevitable sequel that looks to build upon the bedrock whilst scaling new heights. Can it still chill the bones or does Outlast 2 whimper […]
Outlast 2 – PS4 Review
I reviewed Statik only yesterday and today GNOG is released. Similar in concept, if not execution, in GNOG you pull, prod and twist your way to success. It starts incredibly strongly as a few stylised birds fly in front of your face and then some analogue sticks appear. Touch the […]
GNOG – PSVR/PS4 Review
Originally released in 2014 for the Nintendo eShop The Legend of Dark Witch has now come over to the Vita. Its a colorful and simple platform shooter and the easiest touchstone to compare it to would be something like Megaman. Starting up The Legend of Dark Witch I was stuck with the general budget […]
The Legend of Dark Witch – Vita Review
Statik is a new puzzle game for PlayStation VR. You’re sat in a chair with a box encasing both of your hands. On the outside of the box are multiple puzzles which demand to be solved but little clue as how to proceed. It’s certainly interesting. The DualShock is your […]
Statik – PSVR Review
Zeboyd Games has gathered a decent following thanks to Cthulhu Saves the World and Breath of Death VII, retro JRPG inspired games. Cosmic Star Heroine was Kickstarted just under four years ago and has now arrived on the PS4. As with the other titles mentioned this too is inspired by […]
Cosmic Star Heroine – PS4 Review
When it comes to first person shooters, I’ve never really put the time in to get good at the fast ones. Instinctively I aim for the chest for some reason and getting decimated by bionic thumbs with 12 year old American kids attached gets old pretty fast. The game I […]
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 – PS4 Review
As someone undergoing a beat ’em up awakening, there’s a lot to like about Zheros. Initially released in 2016, the title has now been re-released to coincide with the game’s expansion DLC. Rimlight Studios are hoping this can boost what was originally a mixed critical reception. At first glance, Zheros […]
Zheros – PS4 Review
2 Syberia was an interesting property when it was first released in 2002, garnering some decent reviews, and a sequel was released in 2004 which cemented the game as a bit of a cult favourite amongst adventure game fans. Almost exactly 13 years later and we now have the final act […]
Syberia 3 – PS4 Review
Artifex Mundi know how to tell a tale and their games all survive on the eventful stories being told. The sheer volume of what they put out has allowed them to explore a whole range of topics and settings. Eventide: Slavic Fable once again works within the same light adventure […]
Eventide: Slavic Fable – PS4 Review
2 The big knock against PSVR is that the games for it aren’t ‘real’ games but rather short-lived arcade titles and Bandit Six does little to challenge that line of thinking. However, while what it offers is simple, there are two separate parts to it (hence the Combined Arms bit of […]