Playstation Reviews

While I do love myself a good fighting game, I always shied away from the SNK titles as a kid. I was mostly intimidated by the high learning curve that games like King of Fighters displayed, and as such, I gave my quarters to things like Metal Slug instead. Flash

A harbinger is typically a sign of things to come, usually for the worst. For example, the four horsemen of the apocalypse are said to signal the end of the world. Similarly, in another game I reviewed called Omensight, you play as the harbinger, a being who only appears to

Shoot-em-ups have evolved over the years, but there’s still a market for classic vertical-style games with retro aesthetic. A while back I enjoyed Switch ‘N’ Shoot, and I really had a hankering for something along those lines. With Zeroptian Invasion, Josyan tries to make a loving homage to genre-defining

Video games allow gamers to enter fantastical worlds, whether they be dark and dreary distopias, cute and cheerful landscapes, or any of the other plethora of designs. One charming design is voxel, a colorful cube-like art style that is reminiscent of games like Minecraft. Riverbond uses this style and combines

I have a PlayStation VR, HTC Vive, and an Oculus Rift. I guess what I’m saying is that I’m a bit of a VR fan. Out of the three, the PSVR has been the most lacking in fully-baked experiences. Don’t get me wrong, there are still plenty

In the world of mascot platformers, Bubsy the Bobcat has gotten the short end of the stick. While his original outing 26 years ago could be considered middling at best, he’s been the butt of many a joke concerning quality. 2017 saw his return with The Woolies Strike Back,

Ride 3 is not a game for those new to the series and certainly not for the casual racing fan. The game never really bothers to explain anything. The first thing you do after starting the game is enter some basic info, such as race, nationality, and age, and then

I’ve tried playing golf for real a few times in my life. I can see the appeal of the warm sun and the challenge of the beautiful carefully-sculpted courses stretching out before you. As a massive storm beats down over my house in Texas, I’m reminded that not