When I first booted Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek up I didn’t know what to expect.  The screenshots on the PSN store show some fairly nice landscapes, and the blurb talks about finding a missing girl.  A quick search pulls up references to a pc game from 2011 and […]

Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek – PS4 Review

Adventure games have had somewhat of a renaissance in recent years and 2064: Read Only Memories is another adventure game. Based in a near cyberpunk future where humans have the ability to genetically modify their bodies and true artificial intelligence has just been discovered, the player character gets dragged into a […]

2064: Read Only Memories – PS4 Review

When reviewing a compilation like Atari Flashback Classics, you don’t base your score on the games included as such but rather how the compilation treats them.  This isn’t the first time that Atari have compiled a selection of their old arcade and console titles by any means and they’ve not […]

Atari Flashback Classics: Volume 1 – PS4 Review

Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star is a new game in the musou genre and shifts the action from feudal Japan to a sci-fi themed moon, dubbed the holy grail, which sees you fighting against giant robots and historic characters such as Alexander the Great and a sexy female version of Attila […]

Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star – PS4 Review

Quest of Dungeons is a game that’s been around for some time initially releasing on the PC in 2014, that’s almost as old as the PlayStation 4 itself.  Since 2014 the game has been ported across every platform under the sun and now finally it has made it over to […]

Quest of Dungeons – PS4 Review

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Cursed Castilla (Maldita Castilla EX) is an indie game inspired by arcade games of old, most obviously Ghosts ‘n Goblins. I was burned once with Cast of the Seven Godsends but thankfully this succeeds at every point where that failed. But let’s set the bar a little higher shall we? […]

Cursed Castilla (Maldita Castilla EX) – PS4 Review

Some games have pedigree and The Flame in the Flood is a very interesting proposition.  It is made by a small developer called The Molasses Flood, made up of people who’d previously worked on such big titles as Bioshock, Halo 2 and Rock Band.  This pedigree allowed the game to […]

The Flame in the Flood: Complete Edition – PS4 Review

Shantae: Half-Genie Hero is the fourth title in the Shantae franchise from WayForward Technologies. This one was crowd funded on Kickstarter which doesn’t always result in a great game but WayForward know what they’re doing. Right? Now I must confess that this is my first Shantae title. I dabbled very […]

Shantae: Half-Genie Hero – PS4 Review

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I won’t give you a history lesson about football games.  Everyone knows that the days before the FIFA/PES stranglehold was established, football games were presented in a top down fashion and were simple affairs.  There were a few games vying for the top spot back then but Sensible Soccer ended […]

Active Soccer 2 DX – PS4/Vita Review

Starship Disco is a rhythm action title from Richard Stenson of one-man development studio Solus Games and it is, in many ways, a very typical PSVR game.  Behind the simple hit the fire button on time gameplay, what you get here is an into-the-screen VR title that sees you destroying […]

Starship Disco – PSVR Review

Momonga Pinball Adventures by Dutch indie dev Paladin Studios is a game you’d be forgiven for letting pass you by. Especially as it dropped the week before Christmas on multiple formats. That’s if you even spotted it getting released to start with.  The titular Momonga is a small Japanese flying […]

Momonga Pinball Adventures – PS4 Review

Subject 13 is Paul Cuissets’ newest game, who you may or may not know as the creator of Flashback, as well as others. Now, I liked Flashback in its day with its style and atmosphere (or at least half of it, I only really remember up to the futuristic game […]

Subject 13 – PS4 Review