Along Together is Turbo Button’s second Playstation VR release in a short while. After the escape room-like Floor Plan, this is more of puzzle platformer. How does it compare to others in the genre? Continue reading “Along Together review (PSVR)”
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PixelJunk Monster 2 review (PS4)
There was a period where it was hard to keep track of all the “PixelJunk” games by Q-Games out there, especially during the PS3 era. PixelJunk Monsters was one of the earlier and most successful games in the series, with re-releases for several platforms in “ultimate” and “deluxe” flavors. In fact, I’m still waiting for “Ultimate HD” to go on sale once more for the Vita, so I can pick that one up as well. Here’s PixelJunk Monsters 2 though, which we tested on PS4. Continue reading “PixelJunk Monster 2 review (PS4)”
Star Trek Bridge Crew: The Next Generation review (PSVR)
The surprising former VR-exclusive Star Trek Bridge Crew has received a new DLC addon that adds The Next Generation content. How does it play? Continue reading “Star Trek Bridge Crew: The Next Generation review (PSVR)”
Ancestors Legacy review (PC)
From the team at Destructive Creations comes Ancestors Legacy, an RTS game that takes place in the age of the Vikings, during which the German, Slavic and Anglo-Saxon empires also battled for supremacy. Currently out on PC, here’s our report. Continue reading “Ancestors Legacy review (PC)”
New addons for Stellaris and Skylines – impressions (PC)
Within the course of several days, Paradox has released brand new expansions for both Stellaris and Cities: Skylines. We’ve covered both titles and their previous expansions many times over the past few years, so let’s take a look at what’s new. Continue reading “New addons for Stellaris and Skylines – impressions (PC)”
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