After first making waves on the Rift and Vive headsets last year, small indie developer Mixed Realms has released Sairento VR for Playstation VR through publisher Perp Games – who already have a great track record when it comes to VR titles. Here’s our review.
When done well, VR has the power to transfer you into roles with a level of immersion that can’t be reached with a regular TV screen. Moss achieves this through a connection with the on-screen protagonist, Farpoint through its use of the Aim controller and Fruit Ninja by using Sony’s Move controllers as a pair of swords. Continue reading “Sairento VR review (PSVR)”
F1 2019 review (Xbox One)
Codemasters’ unrivalled F1 simulation has reached its 2019 edition – we take a look at F1 2019 on the Xbox One, though it’s also available for PC and PS4. Continue reading “F1 2019 review (Xbox One)”
The Sinking City review (Xbox One/PC)
The Sinking City, developed by Frogwares and published by Bigben Interactive, is out now for Xbox One, Playstation 4 and PC, with a Nintendo Switch version expected later this year. We checked out this new narrative take on the detective genre. Continue reading “The Sinking City review (Xbox One/PC)”
Judgment review (PS4)
From the team behind the Yakuza series comes Judgment, a spinoff of the Yakuza franchise that puts a detective twist on a most familiar universe. The concept felt a bit like a gamble, so how did it turn out? Currently exclusive to the system, we tested the game on a PS4. Continue reading “Judgment review (PS4)”
Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled review (PS4)
Crash Bandicoot returns once more with Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled, out now on Xbox One, Playstation 4 and Nintendo Switch. Our review is based on the Playstation 4 version. Continue reading “Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled review (PS4)”
