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After years lost to development limbo, Captain Blood has finally found its way to shore in a form that feels both nostalgic and, at times, somewhat dated. Developed by Seawolf Studio and General Arcade and published by SNEG, the game is a reworked version of an action title that had its origins in the early 2000s, and its resurrection brings with it many of the strengths and weaknesses of that era. On PlayStation 5, it offers a chaotic blend of hack-and-slash swordplay, cannon-fueled naval battles, and a visual style that aims to evoke old-school swashbuckling pulp. Continue reading “Captain Blood review (PS5)”

American Arcadia makes its console debut on PlayStation 5 after originally launching on PC in 2023, and it brings with it a unique blend of cinematic storytelling, engaging dual-perspective gameplay, and a retro-futuristic aesthetic that immediately sets it apart. Developed by Out of the Blue Games and published by Raw Fury, the game cleverly merges 2.5D platforming with first-person puzzling, all wrapped inside a stylish dystopian satire inspired by reality television and 70s sci-fi with a hint of The Truman Show thrown in for good measure. Continue reading “American Arcadia review (PS5)”

The Midnight Walk is a dark fantasy adventure game developed by MoonHood and published by Fast Travel Games. Released for PlayStation 5, the game supports both standard screens and the PSVR2 headset – which is a stunning way to play it. In this first-person adventure, players assume the role of “The Burnt One,” navigating a world engulfed in darkness alongside a companion named Potboy. Continue reading “The Midnight Walk review (PSVR2)”

Although the Dune universe has seen a massive resurgence on the big screen, Dune: Prophecy takes a different route by delving into its ancient origins, centuries before Paul Atreides’ story begins. This prequel series, now available on 4K UHD courtesy of Warner Bros, focuses on the Harkonnen sisters – Tula and Valya – as they shape the early foundations of the Bene Gesserit. With an atmosphere drenched in mysticism, politics, and the tension of rising factions, the show leans heavily into drama and intrigue rather than epic warfare, offering a more intimate look at a still-forming Imperium. Continue reading “Dune: Prophecy review (4k)”