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After recently playing SOMA again, I couldn’t wait to play Frictional’s return to the Amnesia franchise in Amnesia: Rebirth. It’s out for consoles and PCs, and this review is based on the PlayStation 4 version. Continue reading “Amnesia: Rebirth review (PS4)”

It’s been a bit of a wait for loyal fans that don’t have the linguistic skill to dive into the Japanese version of the game, but Trails of Cold Steel IV has finally arrived. The western release is once again being brought to us by NIS America, and wraps up a saga that started almost five years ago. Time to dive in, with the PlayStation 4 version that we tested on a PS4 Pro. Continue reading “Trails of Cold Steel IV review (PS4)”

Just days after a new G.I. Joe game, another iconic brand from the 1980s returns with Transformers: Battlegrounds. Developed by Coatsink and published by Outright Games, it’s out now for all major consoles and PCs – we tested the PlayStation 4 version. Continue reading “Transformers: Battlegrounds review (PS4)”

The Jackbox Party Pack 7 was, perhaps oddly enough, one of the releases we were most looking forward to this pre-holiday season. It’s out for all the usual platforms, and we played the PlayStation 4 version. Continue reading “The Jackbox Party Pack 7 review (PS4)”

Onee Chanbara Origin comes fifteen years after the release of Onechanbara 2 on the PlayStation 2, and gives us a remake of that game as well as its predecessor. The remade bundle of games is available now on both the PC (through Steam) and the PlayStation 4, and was developed by Tamsoft – previously responsible for other Onechanbara titles as well as a few Senran Kagura games. Publishing duties reside with D3. Continue reading “Onee Chanbara Origin review (PS4)”