It’s been a busy time for VR studios this year, and we’re checking Deep Cuts, Mythic Realms and new Current Waves DLC for Synth Riders – all new releases for the Meta Quest. Continue reading “VR roundup: Deep Cuts, Mythic Realms & Synth Riders DLC”
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FATE: Reawakened review (PS5)
FATE: Reawakened brings the beloved dungeon-crawling RPG series to modern platforms, offering a visual overhaul and a collection of all four FATE games. For longtime fans, this means a chance to revisit the town of Grove and its treacherous dungeons, but with updated graphics, enhanced lighting, and quality-of-life improvements. However, while the package certainly revives the series, not every change is for the better, and some of the original charm has been lost along the way. Continue reading “FATE: Reawakened review (PS5)”
Glover review (PS5)
The PlayStation 5 release of Glover brings back a late-90s cult classic, reviving its unique mechanics and nostalgic charm for a modern audience. Originally launched on the Nintendo 64, Glover stood out with its inventive premise, casting players as a sentient glove tasked with guiding a magical ball through puzzle-filled worlds. While this re-release preserves the quirky appeal of the original, it also highlights some of the game’s aged mechanics and design choices. Continue reading “Glover review (PS5)”
Just Crow Things review (PS5)
Just Crow Things brings lighthearted chaos to the PlayStation 5, letting players embody a mischievous crow in a world full of silly crow-related antics. With sandbox-style levels set in different locations, the game tasks players with completing objectives while spreading as much playful mayhem as possible. The variety of tasks, from helping fellow animals to creating chaos with an array of tools, keeps the experience fresh, though some objectives can feel repetitive over time. Having been released on PC earlier, we checked out the console version. Continue reading “Just Crow Things review (PS5)”
Wanderstop review (PS5)
In Wanderstop, Ivy Road invites players into a serene yet introspective journey that feels different from the typical gaming experience. Assuming the role of Alta, a once-celebrated warrior now grappling with personal defeat, players find themselves managing a quaint tea shop nestled within a magical forest. This unexpected career shift serves as the backdrop for a narrative that delves into themes of self-discovery, mental health, and the essence of meaningful work. We checked it out on a PlayStation 5. Continue reading “Wanderstop review (PS5)”