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The Overcooked sequel feels familiar, yet different in all the best ways, including more than a few additions thrown in for good measure. Learn more in our Overcooked 2 PS4 review.
Sometimes there is a craftsman so renowned that heroes come from all over the world in hopes of purchasing a legendary weapon. Other times they are a simple country potato easily manipulated into something 99.9% shady. Read all about out in our Holy Potatoes A Weapon Shop PS4 review.
While rogue-likes have been around since the 1980s—with the seminal Rogue often cited as the root—it wasn’t until more recent games like Spelunky, The Binding of Isaac, and Rogue Legacy that popularized the subgenre, pinning it on the games industry’s bulletin board as a destination to visit. But like flyers...
Sometimes a BFG just won't cut it. Find out if you can design the weapon of your dreams in out Mothergunship review.
The Spectrum Retreat Review (PS4): find out if this narrative based, first-person puzzle game is worth exploring. Attempt to escape this simulation and uncover/remember the truth.
Have Milestone won the championship with their latest mud-covered racer? Check our MXGP Pro review to get the definitive answer.
Take a look at PlayStation LifeStyle's Shining Resonance Refrain review to see if this is a must buy or one you should refrain from purchasing.
Runbow
Runbow has been ported a lot since its initial 2015 release on Wii U. What about this game is so appealing or is this party platformer simply overrated?
Developer Ivory Tower has been hard at work making a sequel to 2014's The Crew. Has the lengthy dev cycle paid off? Find out in our The Crew 2 review.
Does New Gundam Breaker do right by the popular franchise it owes its mechs to, or are laser-wielding robots not enough to redeem some sloppy execution? Find out in our New Gundam Breaker review.
The Lost Child is a spin-off of sorts of El Shaddai, and lives in at least three different genres at once. Does it work? Find out in our The Lost Child review.
Does Frontier's park builder allow you to avoid the mistakes the team in the movies did? Check our Jurassic World Evolution review to find out.
