Tag: PS4 Review
Blades & Battles Review
There was a time when you could walk into an arcade, feed a few coins into a machine, and spend the next hour beating...
Unichrome: A 1-Bit Unicorn Adventure Review
Unichrome: A 1-Bit Unicorn Adventure combines distinctive monochrome artwork, frantic run-and-gun action, quirky humour and addictive arcade design to deliver a wonderfully eccentric retro adventure with plenty of personality.
Retro Highway Review
Retro Highway delivers a colourful blast of 16-bit-inspired motorcycle mayhem, combining responsive handling, catchy chiptunes and an irresistible "one more go" arcade loop that proves you do not need brakes to have a great ride.
Angle Of Attack Review
Angle Of Attack delivers a colourful burst of old-school aerial arcade action, combining fast 2D dogfights, varied targets and retro pixel charm into a lightweight shooter that knows how to have fun.
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 – Legendary Edition Review
Tom Clancy's The Division 2: Legendary Edition brings together years of tactical shooting, expansive DLC, deep build crafting, and one of gaming's finest post-pandemic cities in an enormous package that still has plenty of life left in it.
Vampire Blood Dynasty Review
Vampire Blood Dynasty serves up a suitably gothic revenge fantasy with satisfying hack-and-slash combat, but its promising vampire politics and supernatural premise struggle to transcend the limitations of a modest budget.
Bibi & Tina – Ready, Set, Ride! Review
A cheerful, wonderfully accessible horse-riding adventure in which the Summer Cup, carriage driving, horse care and a heartfelt story about friendship make Martin's Farm a lovely place to spend the summer.
I Hear Them Review
A wonderfully weird little horror adventure in which creepy noises, supernatural rats and an unexpectedly heroic cat combine to create one of the year's most charmingly unsettling indie experiences.
Five Elements Chess Review
A wonderfully inventive strategy game in which match-three mechanics, elemental spell duels and deliciously sneaky counterattacks create surprising depth beneath a beautifully calm, Zen-inspired exterior.
Hidden Object Adventure Bundle 3 Review
Three atmospheric mysteries, hundreds of hidden clues, and plenty of satisfying puzzles make Hidden Object Adventure Bundle 3 a wonderfully relaxing collection for anyone who enjoys getting lost in a good mystery.
