Press Play Media

Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid review (Switch)

Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid, developed by TOYBOX Inc. and Millennium Kitchen Co., and published by Spike Chunsoft, is a laid back and lovely homage to the simple joys of childhood summers. The game captures the essence of nostalgia, transporting players to a rural Japanese town in the 20th century, where days are spent catching bugs, fishing, and soaking in the serenity of a world still untouched by today’s hustle and pace. We checked it out on a Nintendo Switch. Continue reading “Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid review (Switch)”

VR roundup: On Point, Hello Cruel World & Dig VR

The warmth of the summer may not be the most comfortable time of the year to put on a VR headset, but that didn’t stop us from checking out a trio of new games – here are reviews of On Point and Hello Cruel World, as well as a preview for Dig VR. Continue reading “VR roundup: On Point, Hello Cruel World & Dig VR”

Cat Quest III review (PS5)

Cat Quest III, developed by The Gentlebros and published by Kepler Interactive, whisks players away on another delightful adventure in a series that’s now been running for about a decade. This time, you’re setting sail in a pirate-themed world known as the Purribean. And if that didn’t give it away yet, this third installment in the Cat Quest series offers another mix of charm, humor, and engaging gameplay. The kind that fans have come to expect, while introducing new mechanics that keep the experience fresh and exciting. We tested the PlayStation 5 version. Continue reading “Cat Quest III review (PS5)”

Pepper Grinder review (PS5)

Pepper Grinder, developed by Ahr Ech and MP2 Games and published by Devolver Digital, is a pirate adventure with a refreshing twist. Initially released in March, this review covers the PlayStation 5 version, which continues to impress with its unique mechanics and engaging gameplay – which turn this one into one of this year’s best indies so far. Continue reading “Pepper Grinder review (PS5)”

Tomba! Special Edition review (PS5)

The return of Tomba! in Tomba! Special Edition, published by Limited Run Games, is a revival of a somewhat forgotten classic from 1997. This updated version brings a range of quality-of-life improvements that breathe new life into the underappreciated platformer, making it a game worth checking out for platforming fans with an interest in all things retro. Continue reading “Tomba! Special Edition review (PS5)”