Down and Out, developed by India-based studio Zatun, brings a rarely seen twist to the fighting game genre, immersing players in a first-person VR experience set in the perilous yet captivating streets of Grande City. This open-world streetfighting sim offers a VR take on the popular genre, combining freestyle combat with seamless exploration. As players step into the shoes of a street brawler, they’re tasked with climbing the ranks, amassing wealth and power in the heart of a vibrant and dangerous urban landscape. We played it on a Quest 2 headset. Continue reading “Down and Out review (Quest)”
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MythForce review (PS5)
In a clear throwback to an era that was partly defined by Saturday morning cartoons, MythForce emerges as a roguelike adventure that pays homage to the beloved animated shows of the ’80s. Developed by Beamdog and published by Aspyr, this first-person fantasy dungeon crawler offers a dose of nostalgia wrapped in vibrant artistry and visually engaging combat. Inspired by classics like the Dungeons & Dragons animated series, MythForce invites players to join a team of heroes, each bringing unique skills to the fray, in a quest to thwart the vampire lord Deadalus. And while the game revels in its nostalgic charm and will appeal to fans of the source material, it’s not without its quirks. Continue reading “MythForce review (PS5)”
Baby Shark: Sing & Swim Party review (PS5)
Outright Games, in collaboration with Recotechnology, has brought the viral sensation of Pinkfong’s Baby Shark to life in an interactive underwater escapade. Baby Shark: Sing & Swim Party sees players diving into a rhythmic adventure with the entire Shark Family in one of the most unlikely video game adaptations we’ve ever seen. We played it on a PlayStation 5, traveling through seven different oceanic locations where you can get your groove on. Is it any good? And will parents be able to tolerate it? Let’s find out. Continue reading “Baby Shark: Sing & Swim Party review (PS5)”
Heavy Duty Challenge: The Off-Road Truck Simulator review (PS5)
Heavy Duty Challenge: The Off-Road Truck Simulator, a collaborative effort between developer Nano Games and publisher Aerosoft, invites players to embark on a rugged journey through the challenging world of off-road trials. Set against the backdrop of authentic real-life locations, the game aims to offer a unique and immersive simulation experience. There are similarities with games like Overpass and Mudrunner, but this one’s for the purists who prefer leaning into the sim end of things. We tried it out on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “Heavy Duty Challenge: The Off-Road Truck Simulator review (PS5)”
Whateverland review (PS5)
Whateverland, developed by Caligari Games and published by WhisperGames, invites players into a classic hand-painted point-and-click adventure set in the peculiar realm of Whateverland. As Vincent, a skilled thief, players must navigate a magical and treacherous dimension with the assistance of a charming ghost named Nick. The narrative unfolds as Vincent attempts to escape the clutches of Beatrice, an ancient and powerful witch who banishes her adversaries to this mystical world. The premise sets the stage for an intriguing escapade, combining elements of puzzle-solving and choice-driven gameplay in a modern take on a familiar formula. We checked it out on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “Whateverland review (PS5)”