Tag: PS4 Review

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.

Simple, silly and surprisingly addictive, Hole io: Complete Edition turns eating everything in sight into a wonderfully satisfying arcade experience, with sixteen maps, loads of skins and multiplayer chaos, all adding plenty of reasons to keep swallowing.

A gentle and wonderfully accessible fishing distraction that captures the peaceful rhythm of casting a line, even if its shallow waters leave little to discover once the initial catch is gone.

Anvil Saga turns medieval blacksmithing into an absorbing management adventure, blending satisfying workshop progression, colourful characters and meaningful faction choices into a charming story about building something worthwhile in a world seemingly determined to tear itself apart.

A knowingly scrappy zombie shooter that gets some mileage from its wonderfully self-aware humour, but beneath the jokes lies a very short and technically rough survival experience that struggles to justify its return trip.

A hugely ambitious American football simulation that trades blockbuster presentation for remarkable freedom, delivering one of the genre's deepest franchise experiences while still leaving room for improvement on the field.

A charming voyage through the clouds that blends Kairosoft's addictive management formula with colourful exploration, a likeable crew and a wonderfully whimsical setting, even if the journey eventually encounters familiar turbulence from grinding and repetition.

Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire serves up a charming gothic blend of farming, roguelite combat and wonderfully eccentric humour, creating a memorable adventure whose delightful personality is occasionally overshadowed by repetitive gameplay and uneven combat.

A wonderfully brutal throwback to classic arcade brawlers, where six distinctive heroes, crunchy combat, elemental magic and four-player co-op turn a bloody march through a dark fantasy empire into a seriously satisfying scrap.