Playstation Reviews

Welcome to the wonderful world of the eighties! Or, at least, you’ll sure as heck get the general vibe once you step into the synthwave inspired puzzle platformer known as Neon Junctions. Created, and published, by 9 Eyes Game Studio you’ll be using all the skills as a

Paradox Soul is a retro pixel art platformer— funded on Kickstarter and developed by Ritual Games—in the legacy of the Metroidvania tradition. Set in 1987 Iceland, you play Dr. Alli Rose as you explore the inner workings of a mysterious, experimental, facility overrun with murderous robots.   From the very

Humanity has lived in fear of massive, dangerous creatures known as the Titans for many years. These humanoid creatures wander around, seemingly mindless, driven by their sole desire to feed. Mankind has walled off its cities in the hopes of protecting itself from the Titans, but at the same time

There are a lot of power fantasy, giant mech, shooting up the bad guys sort of VR titles on the market, but every once in a while you want to flip burgers and serve up a bag of greasy fries. Let’s hop into what has to be the most

One of the coolest things in video games is when they take existing concepts and play with them. This could be whole genres, certain gameplay styles, or even just a simple mechanic tweak. Toying with the idea of gravity has always been fascinating to me, especially in puzzle games. Etherborn

Imagine sailing through choppy seas in a rickety boat; you’re following a distant light, aside from which the skies and sea are dark, and beneath the waves, you could swear there’s an even darker shape stalking you, calling out to you every so often. That’s how you

As video game franchises become more popular, they tend to get tons of spin-offs as the years go by. The best example of this is the Super Mario series, with games like Super Mario Bros., Mario Party, Mario Kart, and much more. With the popularity of Dragon Quest, it came

At first glance, Judgment looks a lot like Yakuza with a different character in the lead. Created by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, the developer of Yakuza, Judgment borrows liberally from the popular series. Its combat looks and feels extremely similar, its story deals with the shady machinations of various Yakuza