Category: New

Bionic Bay, developed by Psychoflow Studio and Mureena Oy and published by Kepler Interactive, delivers a compelling blend of physics-based platforming and inventive puzzle mechanics. Set in a biomechanical world teeming with ancient technology and peculiar inhabitants, the game invites players to navigate a series of intricate environments using a unique swap mechanic. This feature allows for dynamic interactions with the surroundings, enabling players to interchange positions with objects and adversaries, adding a fresh layer to the traditional platforming experience.​ Continue reading “Bionic Bay review (PS5)”

Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree, developed by Primal Game Studio and published by Knights Peak, is a 2.5D action RPG that ambitiously blends Metroidvania exploration with Soulslike combat mechanics and gorgeous visuals. Set in the dark, dystopian world of Faelduum, players assume the role of an inquisitor navigating a realm plagued by grotesque creatures and societal decay. The game’s painterly art style and haunting soundtrack contribute to an oppressive atmosphere that immerses players in its grim narrative.​ Continue reading “Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree review”

Polterguys: Possession Party, out now on multiple platforms including the PlayStation 5, offers a fun new twist on the party game genre, combining supernatural antics with competitive gameplay. Developed by Madorium and published by Amplified Games, this title invites players into a world where mischievous ghosts engage in chaotic battles, using possession mechanics to outwit both friends and foes.​ Continue reading “Polterguys: Possession Party review (PS5)”

Set in a post-apocalyptic world shaped by both technological ambition and the fragility of humanity, Steel Seed marks a return to narrative-driven design for Storm in a Teacup, the studio behind Close to the Sun – but in a much more action-oriented genre. Released on PlayStation 5 and published by ESDigital Games, the game follows Zoe, a determined young woman exploring a colossal underground complex dominated by machines. Accompanied by Koby, a hovering drone companion, her journey is driven by a desire to uncover hidden truths in a hostile world. While the setting delivers a striking dystopian atmosphere and an interesting human-machine dynamic, the narrative doesn’t always reach the emotional highs it aims for. The worldbuilding is visually rich and thematically ambitious, but some of the storytelling beats can feel underdeveloped compared to some of the studio’s previous work. Continue reading “Steel Seed review (PS5)”