Red Solstice 2: Survivors Ultimate Edition review (PS5)

The original Red Solstice found a dedicated audience with its blend of real-time tactics and cooperative action, and its sequel, Red Solstice 2: Survivors, expands on that foundation with deeper strategy, enhanced visuals, and a more robust single-player experience. With the Ultimate Edition now available on PlayStation 5, console players get access to a refined version featuring post-launch improvements and additional content. Continue reading “Red Solstice 2: Survivors Ultimate Edition review (PS5)”

Turbo Overkill review (PS5)

Turbo Overkill takes the best elements of 90s-inspired shooters and injects them with a dose of modern speed and style. Developed by Trigger Happy Interactive and published by Apogee Entertainment, the game wears its influences on its sleeve, delivering a hyper-violent, neon-drenched FPS that keeps the adrenaline flowing from start to finish. It blends the over-the-top action of DOOM Eternal with the cybernetic aesthetic of Ghostrunner, all while maintaining a kind of gunplay that is reminiscent of Quake and Duke Nukem 3D – and now it’s finally available on consoles! Continue reading “Turbo Overkill review (PS5)”

Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero review (PS5)

Over two decades after its original release, Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero brings back its distinct blend of strategy RPG mechanics with a fresh coat of paint and some new additions. Developed by Nippon Ichi Software and published by NIS America, this latest entry in the Phantom Brave series delivers a mix of familiar tactical depth and experimental mechanics that set it apart from more conventional SRPGs. While its unique approach to strategy remains engaging, some dated elements and minor technical issues may limit its appeal beyond dedicated fans of the franchise. Continue reading “Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero review (PS5)”

Release roundup: Moons of Darsalon, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 & KILL KNIGHT

Today, we’re looking at the new console launch of Moons of Darsalon, the PC port of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and the new Krystalized update for KILL KNIGHT. Continue reading “Release roundup: Moons of Darsalon, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 & KILL KNIGHT”

Under Defeat review (PS5)

The shoot-’em-up genre has seen a resurgence in recent years, bringing classic arcade experiences to modern platforms as well as seeing an explosion of indie releases in the genre. Under Defeat, originally developed by G.rev, is the latest to join this wave, now arriving on PlayStation 5 in what’s being dubbed a ‘definitive edition’. Having first debuted in arcades in 2005 and later making its way to the Dreamcast and other previous console generations, the game retains its old-school appeal while introducing enhancements that help it feel fresh. It’s one of the most polished arcade shooters you’ll find, and it’s great to have it back. Continue reading “Under Defeat review (PS5)”