Tag: PS4 Review

From Godzilla's monstrous mayhem and EVANGELION's futuristic machines to Sanrio charm and classic SEGA nostalgia, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Season Pass Two promises a spectacular crossover collection, provided its ambitious roadmap delivers.

With charming feline companions, hundreds of decorating options and relaxing memory puzzles, Cozy Meowmory is a delightful little retreat for anyone who enjoys cosy games and spotting the smallest details.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants: Ninja Edition serves up colourful arcade chaos, familiar villains and welcome new characters. Its four-player co-op is a blast with friends, although repetitive combat and a compact campaign keep this nostalgic brawler from greatness.

Sesame Street: Friends & Fun delivers a colourful, welcoming first gaming adventure, blending familiar characters, gentle educational activities and family co-op into a heartwarming neighbourhood experience where curiosity, kindness and helping others are always rewarded.

A beautifully hand-drawn and wonderfully wholesome hidden-object adventure, Hidden Dogs turns a simple search for 500 furry residents into a soothing, charming journey through a countryside world that is impossible not to love.

Dark, ambitious and wonderfully chaotic, Overwatch Season 5: A Grim Doctrine blends vampire fantasy, haunted mayhem, a memorable new map, dramatic Hero changes and enough Halloween madness to make it one of the game's most characterful seasons yet.

Colorful Boi 2 proves that you do not need complicated mechanics to create an addictive platformer. With 74 colourful stages, razor-sharp timing, instant retries and plenty of room to chase perfect times, this tiny hero delivers a surprisingly satisfying challenge.

Ashes and Ascension gives MechWarrior 5 its biggest campaign yet, set against a backdrop of brutal BattleMech combat, political intrigue, new machines and weapons, and an evolving Inner Sphere, making this one of the most substantial expansions in the mercenary saga.

Radon Blast 2 takes the classic brick breaker formula, turns up the speed and adds enough pressure to make every missed ball hurt, delivering a satisfyingly frantic arcade experience that understands exactly why simple games can be so addictive.

A wonderfully uncompromising RPG classic that proves Khorinis is still worth getting lost in, combining a richly reactive world, memorable characters and rewarding exploration with enough old-school rough edges to remind us how far the genre has come.