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Payday 3, the latest installment from Starbreeze Studios published by Deep Silver, seeks to build on the franchise’s legacy of high-stakes heists and intense cooperative gameplay. Set against the backdrop of a daring return to the criminal underworld, the Payday Gang faces new challenges and new opportunities in the bustling streets of New York City – which we tackled on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “Payday 3 review (PS5)”

When it comes to NASCAR games, the track record has been less than stellar – even though we’ve been seeing games based on the license for about three decades now. The genre has been in need of a refreshing take, and GameMill Entertainment and Team6 Game Studios step up to the plate with NASCAR Arcade Rush. While it offers a spirited attempt at injecting some arcade-style adrenaline into the sport, it doesn’t quite hit the mark for die-hard fans of either NASCAR or arcade racing. Continue reading “NASCAR Arcade Rush review (PS5)”

Wales Interactive, known for their dedication towards the FMV gaming genre, presents us with The Isle Tide Hotel, a narrative-driven experience that once again blurs the lines between interactive film and adventure game. Set in a mysterious hotel, the game thrusts players into a surreal world where they must navigate a complex cult and save a kidnapped daughter. The premise is as unsettling as it is intriguing, creating a palpable sense of urgency and mystery from the outset. Continue reading “The Isle Tide Hotel review (PS4)”

In the world of farming simulations, Paleo Pines, developed by Italic Pig and published by Modus Games, ventures into new territory by introducing a blend of prehistoric charm and agricultural endeavors. Set on the island of Veridian Valley, players embark on a journey with their trusty dino companion, Lucky, to uncover lost pieces of history and create a cozy dino sanctuary. While Paleo Pines adheres to familiar farming sim mechanics, it distinguishes itself with the inclusion of (mostly very cute) dinosaurs, adding a layer of charm to an otherwise familiar concept. Continue reading “Paleo Pines review (PS5)”