No More Rainbows review (Quest)

No More Rainbows, developed by Squido Studio and Robot Teddy, provides a fresh take on the VR platformer genre, offering a first-person adventure with an intuitive movement system that immerses players in a world of traps and obstacles. With challenging gameplay, engaging mechanics, and a vibrant art style, this game is worth checking out – we did so on a Quest 2. Continue reading “No More Rainbows review (Quest)”

Homebody review (PS4)

Homebody, developed by Game Grumps and published by Rogue Games, combines complex puzzles with survival horror elements to create an engaging and intriguing gaming experience. Inspired by classic horror games and 80s slasher films, Homebody sets the stage for a nostalgic yet modern journey into a deeply strange and emotional narrative. In this review, we’ll delve into the narrative, gameplay mechanics, controls and audiovisual presentation of Homebody. Continue reading “Homebody review (PS4)”

Nocturnal review (PS5)

Nocturnal, developed by Sunnyside Games and published by Dear Villagers, gives us a side-scrolling action platformer with a unique twist. As Ardeshir, a soldier of the Enduring Flame, players embark on a perilous journey to uncover the mysteries hidden beneath the suffocating Mist shrouding the island of Nahran. But while Nocturnal showcases a strong core mechanic with intriguing puzzles and impressive visuals, it falls a little short some areas that could have used a little more polish. Continue reading “Nocturnal review (PS5)”

Killer Frequency review (PS5/Quest)

Killer Frequency, developed by Team17, is a horror comedy adventure that takes players back to the year 1987 in the small town of Gallows Creek, USA. As former big city radio DJ Forrest Nash, you find yourself thrust into a terrifying situation on the graveyard shift of a lifetime. With a unique first-person narrative and real-time decision-making, Killer Frequency delivers a blend of puzzles, suspense, and humor as you try to save callers from a mysterious killer. We checked it out on a PlayStation 5 as well as through a Quest 2 headset. Continue reading “Killer Frequency review (PS5/Quest)”

The Tartarus Key review (PS4)

The Tartarus Key, developed by Vertical Reach and published by Armor Games Studios, is a retro-styled horror adventure game that pays homage to the iconic PS1 era. Drawing inspiration from classic horror games, this first-person puzzler captivates players with its intriguing premise, brain-teasing puzzles, and atmospheric presentation. While it may not induce too much fear, the game’s suspense, witty writing, and clever gameplay mechanics make it an enjoyable and compelling experience. Let’s delve into the positives and negatives of The Tartarus Key while exploring its narrative, gameplay, visuals, and audio as we check out the PlayStation 4 version. Continue reading “The Tartarus Key review (PS4)”