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CyberConnect2's PlayStation 2 trilogy of RPGs is back and remastered for gamers who may have missed it the first time around. Plus, this release comes with a new volume and other goodies to help immerse you in its intricate universe.
There have been countless games inspired by Link's adventures over the years. Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King may not be the most original take on Nintendo's classic but is it a worthwhile overhead adventure?
By just looking at some games, it's hard to tell what to expect. Although Ultimate Chicken Horse seems like a goofy 2D platformer, it's so much more than that so get ready for one of the most addictive multiplayer games that you'll ever play!
Earlier this year, a fantastic and highly underrated Vita ARPG from Nihon Falcom released. Less than six months later, we can now enjoy an upgraded version of it on PlayStation 4 so grab your Soul Device and let's head back to the Eclipse.
Ōkami HD
Amaterasu's grand adventure inspired and influenced by Japanese folklore is now available on modern consoles.
A Hat in Time
If you thought Nintendo was the only developer who could release a hat-based 3D platformer this year, think again.
Frozenbyte has a history of making high-quality cooperative gaming experiences. Set in the same world as their fantastic Trine series, Nine Parchments will have you and a few friends unleashing magic on plenty of dastardly creatures. Let's check it out.
2D platformers comprise some of the most renowned old-school experiences in gaming. However, there are tons of them so does Caveman Warriors have what it takes to stand out in such a crowded genre?
Some games release and are immediately applauded merely because of who made them. The question is; is that ovation warranted for Edmund McMillen and his latest tough-as-nails 2D platformer?
Just like zombies themselves, Frank West's latest adventure keeps rising from the dead. This latest iteration combines all of the previously available content plus a cool new addition so get ready to kill some zombies... again!
When you boot up a sequel to a shoot 'em up, you expect some kind of innovative gameplay mechanics. Although Reloaded feels pretty much the same as last year's Sky Force Anniversary, does it offer enough new content to be a worthy sequel?
Max and his magical marker have made an overdue yet unexpected appearance on PlayStation 4.
