Category: New

Hazelight Studios has certainly established itself as a trailblazer in narrative-driven co-op adventures, and Split Fiction continues that legacy on major platforms including the PlayStation 5. It delivers another ambitious mix of storytelling and gameplay variety, centering around Mio and Zoe, two writers trapped within their own creative worlds. The game explores their contrasting personalities and artistic visions, forcing them to work together to escape the chaos unfolding around them. With a blend of sci-fi and fantasy themes, the adventure is both visually diverse and thematically engaging, though the narrative doesn’t always achieve the emotional depth seen in It Takes Two. Continue reading “Split Fiction review (PS5)”

Beyond the Ice Palace 2 revives a long-forgotten classic, bringing back its side-scrolling action with modernized visuals and mechanics. Developed by STORYBIRD Studio and published by PQube, this PlayStation 5 release follows the journey of the Cursed King as he fights to reclaim his throne. With an emphasis on fast-paced combat, platforming, and exploration, it attempts to balance nostalgia with contemporary refinements, though not without some rough edges along the way. Continue reading “Beyond the Ice Palace 2 review (PS5)”

Morkull Ragast’s Rage is a 2D action-platformer that blends fast-paced combat, humor, and fourth-wall-breaking storytelling with a hand-drawn visual style. Developed by Disaster Games and published by Selecta Play, it attempts to stand out with its charismatic villain protagonist, Morkull, who is fully aware he’s in a video game – which is a fun touch that adds charm to the experience. But while the game shows flashes of creativity, it struggles to deliver a consistently engaging experience, with some design choices holding it back. Here’s our look at the PS5 version. Continue reading “Morkull Ragast’s Rage review (PS5)”

With WWE 2K25, Visual Concepts continues to refine the series, bringing a mix of new features, expanded gameplay options, and refinements to familiar modes. While the core wrestling experience remains largely unchanged, additions like intergender matches, a revamped 2K Showcase, and an expanded MyGM mode help keep things fresh. However, some lingering issues and a growing emphasis on monetization may hold it back from reaching its full potential. Continue reading “WWE 2K25 review (Xbox)”