The Mortuary Assistant, developed by DarkStone Digital and published by DreadXP, came out earlier on PC and just made its way over to consoles – including the PlayStation 5. As you’d expect from DreadXP it’s a horror title, but it offers a touch of simulation as well, thrusting players into the eerie and unsettling world of embalming and exorcism. Set in the confines of the River Fields Mortuary, the game intertwines the mundane tasks of mortuary work with the terrifying presence of demonic forces, creating an experience that is both haunting and compelling and rather unique in the horror genre. Continue reading “The Mortuary Assistant review (PS5)”
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Star Wars: Bounty Hunter review (PS5)
Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, published by Aspyr on modern consoles, brings the classic third-person action-adventure game into the modern era. Players can once again step into the boots of Jango Fett, the Prime Clone of the Grand Army of the Republic, in a prequel story set before the events of Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones. This remaster offers a chance to relive a beloved narrative – let’s see how it stood the test of time. Continue reading “Star Wars: Bounty Hunter review (PS5)”
DLC roundup: Walkabout Mini Golf, Railway Empire 2 & Highrise City
It’s been a while since we did a DLC roundup, but three recent/upcoming releases have caught our eye – here’s a look at new content for Walkabout Mini Golf, Railway Empire 2 and Highrise City. Continue reading “DLC roundup: Walkabout Mini Golf, Railway Empire 2 & Highrise City”
CONSCRIPT review (PS5)
Conscript, developed by Catchweight Studio for Team17, brings a novel approach to the survival horror genre, despite drawing heavy inspiration from genre classics. Set against the backdrop of the 1916 Battle of Verdun, it manages to combine the tense, punishing mechanics of old-school horror with a unique historical setting, creating an engaging experience for fans of the genre looking for something a bit different than the norm. Continue reading “CONSCRIPT review (PS5)”
Thank Goodness You’re Here review (PS5)
Coal Supper’s Thank Goodness You’re Here, published by Panic, flew under the radar for many, but it’s a wonderful tale that takes place in the quirky, picturesque village of Barnsworth. Available on major systems including the PlayStation 5, this game combines humor, charm, and unique gameplay mechanics to create an experience that manages to stand out in the current gaming landscape. Continue reading “Thank Goodness You’re Here review (PS5)”
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