Life is Strange: Double Exposure takes the familiar and beloved storytelling framework of the Life is Strange series into darker, more complex territory. This latest entry centers on Max Caulfield’s return, bringing her to a prestigious university where a haunting new mystery unfolds. Max’s once-dormant time-traveling ability reawakens as she attempts to prevent the death of her friend, Safi, across two distinct timelines. This gripping dual-reality setup creates a tense atmosphere, giving players the unique challenge of navigating through timelines to outwit a mysterious killer whose presence permeates both realities. The stakes feel high, and the weight of every decision intensifies as the story progresses. We checked it out on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “Life is Strange: Double Exposure review (PS5)”
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DLC roundup: V Rising, Pinball M, Walkabout Mini Golf & Hunt: Showdown 1896
The spooky vibes are strong in our latest DLC round, as we discuss new content for V Rising, Pinball M, Walkabout Mini Golf and Hunt: Showdown 1896. Three out of four line up really well with Halloween, while Walkabout Mini Golf’s new course is all about the 1980s. Continue reading “DLC roundup: V Rising, Pinball M, Walkabout Mini Golf & Hunt: Showdown 1896”
Monkey Palace review
Asmodee and LEGO’s Monkey Palace brings together the timeless appeal of brick building and board gaming, creating an experience that is both playful and strategic. Designed by David Gordon and Tin Aung Myaing, Monkey Palace immerses players in a jungle-themed adventure where cooperation and competition are skillfully balanced. It’s a game that appeals to families, creating a space for all ages to participate in an engaging, interactive experience. Continue reading “Monkey Palace review”
Sonic X Shadow Generations review (PS5)
Sonic X Shadow Generations brings the unique flair of both the Sonic we know and love and the edgier side of Shadow the Hedgehog into one remastered package. This dual campaign, which combines a fully remastered Sonic Generations with an all-new storyline for Shadow, balances nostalgia and fresh mechanics to appeal to longtime fans and newcomers alike. For many, the appeal of revisiting iconic Sonic stages with updated visuals will be strong, especially as the remastering enhances these beloved stages with rich detail, lighting upgrades, and smoother animations that elevate the gameplay experience – which for us was had on a Playstation 5. Continue reading “Sonic X Shadow Generations review (PS5)”
The Holy Gosh Darn review (PS5)
The Holy Gosh Darn from Perfectly Paranormal, published by Yogscast Games, brings a unique blend of time-travel mechanics and offbeat humor to the narrative-driven adventure genre, set within a whimsical version of Heaven that’s on the brink of destruction. You play as Cassiel, an angel with a mission to save the afterlife by wielding a time-traveling clock given to you by none other than Death. The premise blends absurdity with urgency, as Cassiel travels between Heaven, Hell, Earth, and Helheim, gathering clues to prevent an army of Phantoms from overtaking Heaven, where the unconventional storytelling constantly keeps players amused. We played it on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “The Holy Gosh Darn review (PS5)”
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