Category: New

Ravenswatch, developed by Passtech Games and published by Nacon, blends roguelike gameplay with a unique twist on iconic fairy tales and legends. Following the success of Curse of the Dead Gods, Passtech brings its gameplay style to a darker narrative, challenging players to restore the corrupted world of Reverie. After debuting on PC earlier, the game’s PlayStation 5 release offers console players the chance to experience its intricate mechanics and compelling aesthetic. Continue reading “Ravenswatch review (PS5)”

SPRAWL, developed by MAETH and published by Rogue Games, offers a gritty, adrenaline-pumping experience rooted in the fast-paced traditions of classic first-person shooters like Quake. Having debuted on PC earlier this year, the PlayStation 5 version delivers an updated slice of dystopian cyberpunk action. With its blend of wall-running mechanics, visceral gunplay, and an industrial aesthetic, SPRAWL feels like a love letter to retro FPS fans while injecting its own unique ideas into the mix. Continue reading “SPRAWL review (PS5)”

By Grit Alone is a new sci-fi take on VR gaming that blends combat with an unsettling horror vibe. Developed by Crooks Peak for the Meta Quest, the game carves its niche in the VR horror shooter genre by focusing on a tightly crafted narrative, atmospheric environments, and intense action. Drawing inspiration from genre greats like Dead Space and Resident Evil 4, it delivers a visceral experience that aims to be both thrilling and unnerving, and it mostly succeeds albeit with some design quirks that can impact your sense of immersion. Continue reading “By Grit Alone review (Quest)”

Wall Town Wonders, which we previewed during Gamescom, brings a fresh take to city-building simulations by combining tranquil gameplay with innovative mixed-reality (MR) features. Developed by Cyborn, this title offers a unique experience designed for Meta Quest, promising advanced hand-tracking and a focus on personalization. While its ambitions are commendable, the execution presents a mixed bag that will likely appeal most to those seeking a slower, more meditative gaming experience that initially feels rather magical from a technical point of view. Continue reading “Wall Town Wonders review (Quest)”