Playstation Reviews

Shady Part of Me is the new puzzle platformer from developer Focus Home Interactive that explores loneliness among other themes and is presented in a unique, charming, yet somber way. The game starts with a little girl who, after waking up from a mysterious yet familiar dream, finds herself completely

After about a month of waiting to open the thing, I’ve finally made my transition to the next generation with a PlayStation 5. While I’ve spent some time messing around in Bugsnax and a few of the PlayStation 4 games I’ve owned digitally, I’m still waiting

Walking simulators can be hit or miss. Games like The Stanley Parable are perfect walking simulators, as it focuses on telling a fun story rather than building on gameplay mechanics. Then you have games like SOMA, which does the opposite and provides a tense experience as you’re exploring its

I’m almost ashamed to admit I’ve never played a Dragon Quest game until now. Sure, like many others, I’ve seen my fair share of gameplay videos and read a number of articles on the series but I’ve never actually sat down to play one myself. When

Spider-Man has been the absolute staple of my childhood. I grew up very sheltered (for the better!) and some of my first experiences with superheroes was finding a volume of Spider-Man comics. So it makes sense that as soon as I saw the trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man while sitting

When the original Demon’s Souls first came out in 2009, it was a lot like buying my first car: It wasn’t the prettiest or fanciest thing on the lot, and getting started was a little scary, but it was also new, exciting, and really special to me. Coming

It seems like the cyberpunk genre is the talk of the town recently. There’s such a huge influx of games that it can be hard to find a few that stand out. Maybe it’s due to the impact Cyberpunk 2077 is having on the market, or maybe because

For me, the Mortal Kombat series has always been the definitive fighting experience. It’s the series to jump into if you want pure, unadulterated violence pitched in front of an amazing narrative. Although I have played each and every mainline Mortal Kombat game, I’ve spent more time with