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There are only a few first-party, flagship titles that have repeatedly set the bar for a shiny new console in the past, and Polyphony Digital’s Gran Turismo series has always been one of them. The PS5 has had quite a few releases already that tested its mettle (i.e. Horizon Zero...
The time has finally arrived. FromSoftware’s latest game that promises to kick your ass is on the cusp of release. We spent the past week traversing the Lands Between, and have our Elden Ring PS5 review ready for you below. Arise, tarnished! Or, at least, read what we thought.
Read our Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires PS5 review to see if the long-running tactical action franchise has made a decent transition to the latest generation!
It’s been over 10 years since developer Creat Studios released the widely popular Mushroom Wars on the PlayStation 3. Now with a new developer and on newer hardware, we finally have the long-awaited sequel in Mushroom Wars 2. Does this one build upon the base laid with the original and...
Growing up, I came from a family that was deeply rooted in the agriculture industry. My grandfather was a farmer for his entire adult life, and as such, brought all of his daughters (and later, grandkids) into the fold in one way or another. If you’d told me back when...
Kingdoms of Amalur was originally released way back in 2012 on PS3. Last year it received the remaster treatment, curtesy of Kaiko and THQ Nordic, to become Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning. At the time I noted in our review that “The fluid combat, gripping story, and detailed lore makes this...
It has been ten long years since Serious Sam 3: BFE first released on PCs. That game was a prequel to the now 20-year-old original Serious Sam, and developer Croteam is back with another prequel. Yup, Serious Sam 4 is a prequel to the prequel. But is it any good?...
Emotional games disguised as puzzle adventures seem to be all the rage these days. Ever Forward jumps on this trend, telling us the story of Maya and her mother in-between puzzle solving. It’s a section of gaming that’s becoming more congested and difficult to find the real stand outs. Just...
When the name Charles Cecil is mentioned, adventure games like the Broken Sword franchise are what would normally come to mind. Another of Cecil’s successful adventure games was Beneath a Steel Sky, a gritty tale of oppression and fascism created with Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons. A whole 26 years later,...
The Battlefield franchise has been notorious for its buggy launches ever since the infamous “long neck” glitch from Battlefield 3 went viral nearly a decade ago. As an outsider looking in, it’s always been entertaining to see clips of off-the-wall, crazy stuff happening in the game. Arguably, these incidents are what makes Battlefield,...
Sherlock Holmes Chapter One is Frogwares’ most ambitious detective game to date. This time around it features a young Holmes in his early twenties as he explores the fictional island of Cordona and gets to put his sleuthing skills to the test while trying to uncover forgotten details of his...
By the time I discovered the Fatal Frame series it was near impossible to find copies of the first three games on PlayStation 2 anywhere. No one wanted to part with these niche Japanese horror games for a price that was compatible with my wallet. The Wii U’s Fatal Frame: Maiden...
