Category: Indie

Shines Over: The Damned review (PS5)

When we first saw footage of Shines Over: The Damned, we were immediately impressed with its production values when you considered that this was in fact a budget-priced release. The publisher/developer’s latest venture thrusts players into a dark and desolate world with nothing but a faithful canine companion by their side, as you embark on a mystery you don’t know too much about. Set in a strange dimension filled with eerie environments and secrets, this PlayStation 5 exclusive aims for a blend of psychological horror and atmospheric exploration. Continue reading “Shines Over: The Damned review (PS5)”

Juicy Realm review (PS5)

Juicy Realm, originally developed by SpaceCan and published on consoles by PM Studios, presents a novel twist on the post-apocalyptic shooter genre. In this top-down roguelike adventure, players find themselves pitted against sentient fruits and vegetables, humanity’s unexpected adversaries in a battle for survival. And that probably sounds cuter than it is…. we checked it out on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “Juicy Realm review (PS5)”

UNABLES review (PS5)

In the slightly surreal and wacky world of UNABLES, laziness reigns supreme, presenting players with a unique challenge. Because even though lazing about usually sounds like a great idea, you have problems to solve here. And if you can’t get the characters moving, why not just move the stage itself? Developed by 9UNZ, this quirky puzzle comedy game invites players to embrace chaos and take control of the environment to solve puzzles and complete missions across fifteen colorful and creatively themed levels. We played it on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “UNABLES review (PS5)”