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Who you gonna call? A video game tie-in to the new film has been released. Check out our Ghostbusters PS4 review to find out if it's any good!
Furi
The Instant Game Collection has been filled with pleasant surprises during the PlayStation 4’s run so far. We’ve had flawed yet interesting titles like Contrast, and great multiplayer titles such as Dead Star and Rocket League. The latest game to launch on the service is The Game Bakers’ Furi, a twin stick shooter that throws in...
I am a self-proclaimed filthy console peasant. I do prefer the console to PC for a variety of reasons, but it doesn’t mean that the console is the best for every gaming genre under the sun. For example, I personally think that point-and-click adventures are better with a mouse to,...
LEGO Force Awakens Review: It manages to capture Abrams' Episode VII and give it LEGO charm, but doesn't expand the LEGO genre much more than that.
Trying to do something new, NERO Nothing Ever Remains Obscure will slip into obscurity as it fails to achieve any resonance. Come read our NERO PS4 review.
Prison Architect is a great example of a PC to console simulation experience. Come check out our Prison Architect PS4 review.
Technomancer Review (PSLS): The Technomancer from Spiders does a lot of things well, but nothing great. It's easy to recommend, but hard to insist upon purchasing. Here's why.
I love it when I play something that doesn’t quite feel like anything else I’ve played before. Maybe it’s just because the “safe” way to go is used so often in this industry, but — fun times with the games aside — I more often than not feel like I’m...
The Inafune directed Mega Man spiritual successor has finally released (no for real this time)! Find out how it fares in our Mighty No 9 review!
Can the re-release of a four year old zombie game survive in today's market? Find out what we think in our Deadlight PS4 review.
Fighting games have a reputation of not being friendly to those new to the genre, and it’s one that is completely deserved. The vast majority of fighting games don’t have tutorials, let alone in-depth ones, and a lot of games in the genre expect players to just figure out the...
Don’t you hate it when you really love the concept of a game, but can’t bring yourself to fully enjoy the execution? It’s that weird feeling when you really, really want to like something, but it seems (from your humble perspective, anyway) like the designers missed the boat on what...
