Category: Classic

Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle Remastered on the PlayStation 5 is a reintroduction to Marona and her loyal phantom companion, Ash, a duo whose adventure is both charming and melancholy. Developed by Nippon Ichi Software and originally released years ago, Phantom Brave brings a fresh coat of visual polish and technical improvements to the console while keeping the heart of its story and tactical gameplay intact. The story centers on Marona, a young girl with the ability to summon Phantoms, a skill that makes her both useful and ostracized in the world of Ivoire. As she takes on various missions to earn a living and achieve her dreams, Marona must navigate the prejudice that surrounds her “possessed” status while staying true to her optimistic nature. Continue reading “Phantom Brave – The Hermuda Triangle Remastered review (PS5)”

Tetris Forever, published by Digital Eclipse for the PlayStation 5, is an homage to four decades of near-legendary block-dropping, gathering a comprehensive lineup of classic Tetris games into one collection and adding a unique twist with Tetris Time Warp, an all-new mode. The title aims to be a celebration of the Tetris legacy, offering something for fans both old and new, with nods to Tetris’ roots and a variety of spins on its core mechanics. Continue reading “Tetris Forever review (PS5)”

The Irem Collection Volume 2 by ININ brings together three more classic arcade titles, each showcasing a different era and style within the shoot ‘em up and run-and-gun genres. Collectively, the set captures a portion of the historical development of Irem’s early game design that later paved the way for series like Metal Slug, making it a nostalgic and enlightening experience for retro gaming fans. Continue reading “Irem Collection Volume 2 review (PS5)”

Clock Tower: Rewind brings the suspense of one of the earliest survival-horror games to a new generation, capturing both the nostalgia and eerie simplicity that defined the original. First released in Japan in 1995, Clock Tower stands out as a classic in atmospheric horror, and this version’s updates make it accessible for both newcomers and longtime fans. The story centers on Jennifer, a teenage orphan navigating the unsettling Barrows family manor while trying to avoid the notorious Scissorman. With his oversized shears and slow, menacing pursuit, Scissorman remains one of the most iconic horror figures in gaming, and his presence is just as unnerving in this remake as it was in the original. Continue reading “Clock Tower: Rewind review (PS5)”

The long-awaited release of Red Dead Redemption on PC brings Rockstar Games’ classic open-world Western to a new audience, and while some aspects of the original title show their age, its narrative and immersive world-building still captivate in powerful ways. Set against the rugged backdrop of early 20th-century America, the game follows former outlaw John Marston on his journey to bring down his old gang members, crafting a gripping story of redemption and survival. This PC version includes the much-lauded Undead Nightmare expansion as well, delivering a fresh experience for those who missed this zombie-infused chapter on console. Together, they create a rich experience that feels substantial even all these years after its initial release. Continue reading “Red Dead Redemption review (PC)”