Bugsnax, from Octodad developer Young Horses, is one of the PS5 launch titles that stood out for a number of reasons. It’s also available on the PS4, so we decided to check that version out to see if current (or is it last) gen users should also dip in to this unique new world. Continue reading “Bugsnax review (PS4)”
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Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead review (PS4)
Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead is the latest iteration in videogames for both of the franchises involved. Available for every platform from PC to mobile and from current to next gen consoles, we’re looking at the PS4 version. If you’re waiting for the PS5 one – that’s coming very soon. Continue reading “Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead review (PS4)”
Release roundup: Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate & Destiny 2: Beyond Light
This year more than ever, we’re seeing a lot of re-released and expanded titles come out, including games like Observer: System Redux and the remastered PS5 version of Spider-Man. Some games are actually getting big content updates as well though, and we thought we’d highlight two of them. The Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate Edition doesn’t just come with a free next gen upgrade, it also features three new characters for the game. Destiny 2, meanwhile is launching its “Beyond Light” expansion, which kicks off another season of in-game events as well. Time for a closer look. Continue reading “Release roundup: Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate & Destiny 2: Beyond Light”
Professor Rubik’s Brain Fitness review (PS4)
Microids has just released Professor Rubik’s Brain Fitness for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PCs. The name “Rubik” is almost synonymous with puzzles, we were curious to see how this license was going to turn out. Continue reading “Professor Rubik’s Brain Fitness review (PS4)”
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory review (PS4)
Kingdom Hearts has been a beloved franchise for close to 20 years now, and with all of the spin-offs and expansions it’s crazy to think that there have only been 3 main entries so far. Square Enix has just released Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory, a celebration of the music that’s been an integral part of the experience for all those years. It’s out for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch – we played it on the PlayStation, the original home of the franchise. Continue reading “Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory review (PS4)”
