Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles returns with a refreshed take on the 2000 game that is now celebrating its 25th anniversary. Aspyr brings the lightsaber-swinging, droid-slashing action to modern consoles, offering updated visuals and gameplay features while retaining the essence of the original. And while it’s a nostalgic ride for fans of the prequels and early 2000s gaming, its dated design elements may struggle to captivate newer audiences despite the fresh coat of paint. Continue reading “Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles review (PS5)”
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Dreamcore review (PS5)
Dreamcore by Montraluz and Tlön Industries is an atmosphere-rich journey into the surreal, offering players a chance to explore hauntingly familiar yet alien landscapes. Drawing heavily from the aesthetics of liminal spaces and the eerie nostalgia of “found footage,” the game carves a niche for itself within the psychological exploration genre that’s been popular especially on PC for a while now. And while its visual and thematic ambition is evident, its gameplay choices may not resonate with everyone – we checked it out on a PS5. Continue reading “Dreamcore review (PS5)”
Release roundup: Walkabout Mini Golf – Viva Las Elvis, Popotinho’s Adventures & Super Onion Boy+
In this roundup of recent releases, we take a look at the new Viva Las Elvis DLC for Walkabout Mini Golf and the indie platformer games Popotinho’s Adventures and Super Onion Boy+. Continue reading “Release roundup: Walkabout Mini Golf – Viva Las Elvis, Popotinho’s Adventures & Super Onion Boy+”
SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada review (PS5)
Bandai Namco’s SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada mixes dystopian sci-fi storytelling with action-packed mecha combat. Set in a world ravaged by the apocalyptic Tears of the New Moon, the game weaves a tale of survival, exploration, and partnership with a humanoid AI known as Magus. And while it offers moments of innovation and thrilling gameplay, its execution leaves some room for refinement. Continue reading “SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada review (PS5)”
Lonely Mountains – Snow Riders review (Xbox)
Lonely Mountains: Downhill has always been celebrated for its tranquil yet challenging gameplay, and Snow Riders continues that legacy while venturing into new terrain – literally and figuratively. With its snowy slopes and fresh multiplayer modes, this winter-themed take on the formula offers a mix of serene exploration and exhilarating competition, though it doesn’t completely avoid pitfalls. We checked it out on an Xbox Series X console, but it’s also out on PC. Continue reading “Lonely Mountains – Snow Riders review (Xbox)”
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