Once again we have an interesting release for the PlayStation 4 in Monster Loves You! Originally released in 2013 and on ever platform under the sun what we’ve got here is a visual novel style game. The aim of the tale is to shepherd a monster from birth to death, and […]

Monster Loves You! – PS4 Review

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Way back in 2004, Nioh’s long, truncated development began with elements of an Akira Kurasawa script and a whole lot of technical issues. Through over a decade’s worth of toil, tweaks and perseverance, Team Ninja’s latest samurai slasher has finally arrived. In that time, tastes have changed, new genres have […]

Nioh – PS4 Review

I’ve never been a huge fan of dual controls in games but some games are able to overcome the control method to produce good gameplay. Brothers in particular was great, even if trying to control the two brothers at the same time with different analog sticks was something of a […]

Semispheres – PS4 Review

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Sometimes it feels like roguelike games go hand in hand with indie games, and each week sees another game released.  As indie as it comes Vertical Drop Heroes HD is the product of a one man developer Nerdook Productions, and it is another roguelike.  So far so typical but what makes […]

Vertical Drop Heroes HD – PS4, Vita Review

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PSVR and sports have a problem. Although you can fit an entire football pitch of tennis court you’re your field of view it is generally considered unwise to run around while attached to the umbilical cords made of HDMI cables. You also do not always have the luxury of a […]

VR Ping Pong – PSVR Review

Puzzle games are interesting things to think about really.  They can be in any style yet still be a puzzle game, they also generally work with one core idea and explore this to it’s full potential seeing how far they can push it before that idea breaks.  iO works with […]

iO – PS4, Vita Review

Those who have played Super Meat Boy may recognise Flywrench as an unlockable character. Originally a free title back in 2007 this more substantial release came to PC in 2015 and now here it is on the PS4. As the association with Super Meat Boy might imply this is an […]

Flywrench – PS4 Review

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  Yakuza is one of those backlog series for me. By this I mean that I own pretty much every English localised entry but I have yet to invest time into the franchise due to a number of factors. These reasons include the aging hardware that they also seem to […]

Yakuza 0 – PS4 Review

Truly I’m not sure where to begin but here goes.  Kitty Powers’ Matchmaker is a dating simulator released on mobile platforms in 2014, it was later ported to Steam and now gets a release on the PlayStation 4.  The titular Kitty Powers is a drag queen and she’s set up a […]

Kitty Powers’ Matchmaker – PS4 Review

I like a bit of a narrative driven game and am fully up for the whole range of the genre, from visual novels to the output of Telltale.  Knee Deep manages to pull off another way of doing a narrative driven game which is both unique and visually interesting.  Coming […]

Knee Deep – PS4 Review

Kill the Bad Guy, from French studio Exkee, is a puzzle game where rather than matching three orbs of the same colour, you have to match a car with a bad guy’s face. It’s an interesting premise but can the full game hold your attention? Across sixty levels you are […]

Kill the Bad Guy – PS4 Review

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  Please note that the following review was composed after playing the game entirely in VR mode on a standard PS4. As a major selling point for Resident Evil 7 and owing to the fact that this is new technology it only seemed fair that we should review this version. […]

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard – PSVR Review