As PlayStation Country’s resident shoot ’em up fan (ie – I’m the oldest and therefore I actually played the classics in arcades when I was a kid), I’m always happy when a legit shoot ’em up shows up on the PS4. We seem to get lots of twin-stick shooters (such […]

Caladrius Blaze – PS4 Review

Who’s up for some arcade twin-stick business? That’s what’s on offer from Inversus, the brainchild of Ryan Juckett. The Bungie employee is now trying his hand at going solo and his first project looks to deliver some arcade goodness to the PlayStation 4. Is it another Everyday Shooter? In some […]

Inversus – PS4 Review

No Man’s Sky was always going to be a case of expectation versus reality. If you have been following for the three or so years since the title first showed its face at the VGX awards, you would probably have been asking yourself whether or not Hello Games could actually […]

No Man’s Sky – PS4 Review

Chambara by Team OK (they write it as team ok but that’s simply unacceptable around these parts) is a few things. Firstly, it’s a first-person slash ’em up where you, and some couch-based chums, play as a fat samurai pigeon. Secondly, it’s fundamentally pretty good. Thirdly, it’s a missed opportunity. […]

Chambara – PS4

Bears Can’t Drift!? is a Mario Kart style racer involving bears and is primarily from a one man team. I still think the original SNES Mario Kart has yet to be beaten for sheer playability so can this new indie game on PS4 come close? Made in Unreal Engine 4’s […]

Bears Can’t Drift!? – PS4 Review

We’ve said it before, but there are way too many roguelike games out there at the moment. We seem to be reviewing at least one per month and so when Brut@l turned up this week, we weren’t surprised. However, Brut@l isn’t just a roguelike but rather a reenvisioning of the […]

Brut@l – PS4 Review

I hate to start off a review with a pet peeve however the advent of couch multiplayer games recently has filled me with nothing but sadness. All to often good, sometimes great games get pushed on the way side because they do not offer an online multi-player mode. As an […]

Overcooked – PS4 Review

Dungeon Punks is a side scrolling 2D brawler with RPG elements from Hyper Awesome Entertainment. The tag line is ‘tag team brawler RPG’ which may get your mind wandering as to what this might actually entail. That’s what I’m here for. The story isn’t that important although there are talking […]

Dungeon Punks – PS4 Review

Nightmares from the Deep: The Cursed Heart is a game by Artifex Mundi that has been released on pretty much every platform on the market and now it’s on PS4. A quick bit of research will show Artifex Mundi to be masters of the hidden object style of video game […]

Nightmares from the Deep: The Cursed Heart – PS4 Review

We’ve reviewed some right trash here at PlayStation Country. Mastercube remains the worst with Viva Ex Vivo and Dino Dini’s Kick Off Revival both giving it a good run for its money and now another contender arrives in the shape of Orc Slayer, a game which is legitimately terrible. There’s […]

Orc Slayer – PS4 Review

Each month PlayStation fans eagerly await the next bunch of PS+ freebies. They speculate wildly, somehow expecting that it’ll be some full retail release from a month ago and then, without fail, are gutted when it turns out to be some indie game that looks like it belongs on an […]

Tricky Towers – PS4 Review