Available for the first time in the West, Akiba’s Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed is the first adventure in the Akiba’s Trip series – now fully remastered for the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PCs. We reviewed it on a PS5 thanks to backwards compatibility. Continue reading “Akiba’s Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed”
Category: Reviews
Where The Heart Leads review (PS4)
Where The Heart Leads is a brand new PlayStation 4 exclusive, though not one in the typical “Sony first party” sense. It was developed by Armature Studio, and provides a different and memorable kind of experience. Continue reading “Where The Heart Leads review (PS4)”
F1 2021 review (PS5)
Out now for PlayStation 4 and 5, PC, Xbox One and the Xbox Series S/X, F1 2021 is the first game in the series to get a native next-gen version – we playtested on a PS5 and came away impressed. Continue reading “F1 2021 review (PS5)”
Sam & Max: This Time It’s Virtual review (Quest)
In a surprising turn of events, Sam & Max return to the gaming world in a virtual reality adventure. Developer Happy Giant has tackled the iconic duo and released the game on the Oculus Quest, with other platforms to follow. Here’s what we thought. Continue reading “Sam & Max: This Time It’s Virtual review (Quest)”
Indie roundup: Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective, Metaloid: Origin, Synth Riders DLC & Indigo 7: Quest for Love
We’re looking at four new releases in the indie scene today, with reviews of Labyrinth City: Pierre The Maze Detective for the Switch and Metaloid: Origin on the PlayStation 4, as well as a look at new content for Synth Riders and the release of Indigo 7: Quest for Love – which is hopefully heading to the Vita soon! Continue reading “Indie roundup: Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective, Metaloid: Origin, Synth Riders DLC & Indigo 7: Quest for Love”
