Oxide Room 104 was developed by WildSphere and is being released on all consoles through Perp Games, alongside a PC version that WildSphere is self-publishing through Steam. We took a look at the PlayStation 5 version. Continue reading “Oxide Room 104 review (PS5)”
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Developer interview & impressions: Planet Zoo – Conservation Pack
We’ve been enjoying Planet Zoo and sharing our thoughts on it ever since its initial release in 2019, so we’re thrilled to be able to share a very special early look at its latest expansion with you. Join us as we explore the conversation pack and have a chat with two of the developers behind the game – game designer Kilian Schmitt art director Marc Cox. Continue reading “Developer interview & impressions: Planet Zoo – Conservation Pack”
Disgaea 6 Complete review (PS5)
A year after the initial launch, Disgaea 6 returns with a complete edition for PCs and PlayStation 4 and 5. Was it worth the wait? We played it on a PS5 to find out. Continue reading “Disgaea 6 Complete review (PS5)”
Indie roundup: Spacewing War, Hillbilly Doomsday & Drunken Fist 2: Zombie Hangover
As we head into the weekend, we take some time to check out a trio of smaller indie releases. Here are Spacewing War, Hillbilly Doomsday and Drunken Fist 2: Zombie Hangover. Continue reading “Indie roundup: Spacewing War, Hillbilly Doomsday & Drunken Fist 2: Zombie Hangover”
My Little Pony – A Maretime Bay Adventure review (PS4)
My Little Pony: A Maretime Bay Adventure kicks off a season where publisher Outright Games has a ton of kid-friendly titles lined up for all major systems. Although we’re not intimately familiar with present-day My Little Pony content, it was a massive franchise when we were growing up so we were curious to see how the game would turn out. Continue reading “My Little Pony – A Maretime Bay Adventure review (PS4)”
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