Playstation Lifestyle
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Vane
When it comes to games like Vane, knowing what you’re getting into beforehand is both a blessing and a curse. This is a game you can finish in a couple of hours, but that’s provided you figure everything out right away as you move through its abstract story. If you...
After a long absence, the Onimusha series returns with a remastered look at Samanosuke's first battle against demons. Does this Sengoku-era Resident Evil still hold up after all these years? Find out in our Onimusha Warlords PS4 review.
From Casual Bit Games, Battle Princess Madelyn is another indie, 2D action-platformer that wears its influences on its sleeves, as clear as day. That said, it also brings its own ideas to the table, along with bits and pieces of other classic gaming realms. But sitting in the forefront is Capcom’s...
Read PlayStation Lifestyle's The VideoKid review and find out if this 1980s inspired endless runner is worth your time!
With the Vita dying off, it's always a pleasure to have a new visual novel to play on it. Check out our London Detective Mysteria review to see if this one worth a hand or if it should be shuffled back into the deck.
UK-based Onion Soup Interactive’s Nippon Marathon has a bit. That bit is somewhere in-between “Japan is wacky” and “bad, on purpose, is actually good.” After spending time with it over a weekend, I’m still not sure if I don’t “get” it, I’m not buying what it’s selling, or if I fell into...
What if you didn't have to use a controller at all to play a game? What if the entire game could be controlled simply by where you look? Our Arcas Path review gazes at a PSVR game that does just that.
The Jagged Alliance series emerges from the jungle to take back the turn-based tactics throne. But does it have what it takes? Find out in our Jagged Alliance Rage review.
Is the world ready for Gungrave in VR? Our Gungrave VR review lays out why perhaps Beyond the Grave is better suited to be in a regular-format game.
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom is breathtakingly gorgeous from start to finish. If only it finished strong. Learn more in our Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom review.
When I was in school, and I won’t say what kind of school, there was a game I loved to play on the GameCube called Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee. I had never played anything like it at the time. In retrospect, it was sort of like Power Stone, but...
Rico Rodriguez is back with his wingsuit, tether, and penchant for explosions. Our Just Cause 4 review dives into the latest revolution, following Rico as he topples yet another dictator with a mad super weapon, masking faults with its own bombastic nature.
