Playstation Reviews

Halloween is nearly upon us and what better way to celebrate the macabre than to take the reins of two of horror’s most iconic characters in the bloody and challenging 16-bit inspired platformers RetroRealms: Halloween and RetroRealms: Ash vs. Evil Dead? Two games which, while similar in structure, manage

Do you believe in the power of fiction? That stories can change not just hearts and minds, but the world itself? Everyone has dreams, but are these, too, destined to be mere fantasy? These are the questions Metaphor: ReFantazio asks, the latest title from ATLUS, creators of the Shin Megami

Supermassive Games made quite a name for themselves when they released their interactive horror drama game Until Dawn back in 2015 on the PlayStation 4, which garnered critical praise and acclaim. Well it’s 2024 now and PlayStation decided to greenlight a re-creation of a game that isn’t even

The original Silent Hill 2 is often lauded as the best entry in the series, and sometimes even the best survival horror game of all time. Its influence can be seen in countless horror games and psychological thrillers that followed, and as such, a full blown remake of such a

Khaos reigns in the new Mortal Kombat 1 expansion, or so the title tells me. Everything seems to be in order to me! The Khaos Reigns expansion adds a new story mode and six new kombatants to the game. Despite being a reboot, MK1 did surprisingly little to shake the

Souls-like games are becoming increasingly popular nowadays, and we see yet more as the year pushes on. The quality, however, is rarely there with these copycat titles. This time we get Enotria: The Last Song, the debut project from Jyamma Games, set in a sun-drenched world inspired by Italian folklore.

When I first laid eyes upon Furyu’s latest action RPG Reynatis, I was instantly reminded of a mix between Final Fantasy Versus XIII and Kingdom Hearts, with the game’s flashy combat and modern fantasy Tokyo setting. Poor Shibuya just can’t seem to catch a break when it

Unless you have a bleeding edge PC, there’s no real definitive version of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. You won’t get a consistently smooth 60 fps and good image quality on any console either, so you’re really picking what you want to compromise when choosing what platform to