Author: Press Play Media

Hello Engineer, a spinoff in the Hello Neighbor franchise, brings an intriguing concept to the series. Set within the Hello Neighbor universe, it offers a blend of construction, puzzle-solving, and racing in a mysterious amusement park. As we delve into the newly released PlayStation 4 version, let’s see if it’s worth picking up this former Stadia exclusive. Continue reading “Hello Engineer review (PS4)”

In the ever-expanding world of video game compilations, Digital Eclipse has been setting a high standard. Rather than merely bundling classic games and emulating them for modern systems, they tend to elevate their releases by enriching them with a wealth of features and supplementary materials. The Atari 50 release to celebrate the anniversary of the gaming giant was a captivating journey through the history of Atari, replete with interactive timelines, video interviews, high-quality imagery, and an astounding collection of 103 Atari games. They’re now using a similar structure in a new “Gold Master Series”, starting with “The Making of Karateka”, which focuses around the first published game by Jordan Mechner, known to many as the creator of Prince of Persia. Continue reading “The Making of Karateka review (PS4)”

The world of fictional detectives is a vast one, with Sherlock Holmes and Benoit Blanc among the notable sleuths. With the recent and upcoming films, Hercule Poirot certainly ranks among them. Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot: The London Case, developed by Blazing Griffin and published by Microids, gives players the chance to embody this iconic detective, albeit with a few quirks and caveats. Here’s our take on the PlayStation version. Continue reading “Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot: The London Case review (PS4)”