Category: Indie

We’ve been watching Shadows of Doubt for a while – an interesting blend of procedural generation and immersive sandbox gameplay that offers players the chance to step into the shoes of a private investigator in an industrialized version of the 1980s. The PlayStation 5 version retains the core mechanics of the original Early Access PC release, with the game’s procedural city-building engine crafting a unique, living environment filled with potential suspects, witnesses, and secrets. The heart of the game lies in its deep investigative systems, which allow players to explore freely, follow leads, and uncover the truth behind a variety of cases. Continue reading “Shadows of Doubt review (PS5)”

MindSeize, They Came From The Sky 2 and Damikira were all recently ported over to consoles after an earlier PC release. Here’s a closer look at all three. Continue reading “Port roundup: MindSeize, They Came From The Sky 2 & Damikira”

Beyond Galaxyland brings an engaging fusion of classic sci-fi aesthetics and turn-based RPG mechanics to current systems including the PlayStation 5, delivering a nostalgic yet fresh experience. Set in an intergalactic zoo-like solar system, players step into the shoes of Doug, a high-schooler who somehow gets thrust into a cosmic adventure to save Earth. Accompanied by his trusty companions, the guinea pig Boom Boom and the quirky MartyBot, the narrative is a mix of humor, heart, and high-stakes peril. While the story is packed with eccentric characters and amusing dialogue, some may find the ‘unlikely hero’ story a bit predictable, despite its charming execution. Continue reading “Beyond Galaxyland review (PS5)”