Virtual reality continues to carve out its own quirky corners, and this latest batch of Meta Quest releases shows just how varied that landscape can be. From a satirical climb where a jacked-up rabbit muscles through influencer culture, to a high-octane arcade racer-shooter hybrid, to a candy-colored puzzle game that quite literally lands in your living room, these games highlight the range of tones and ideas VR can deliver. Whether you’re after comedy, chaos, or casual comfort, there’s something here that leans into the strengths of immersive play while still experimenting with what works best in a headset. Continue reading “VR roundup: Jacked Up, Echo Wars – Road Rage & Jolly Match 3 AR”
Category: Reviews
BOULDER Dash 40th Anniversary Edition review (PS5)
Few games can claim the kind of longevity that Boulder Dash enjoys. What began as a simple yet addictive cave-exploring puzzle game in 1984 has now resurfaced in a polished 40th Anniversary edition, promising a faithful yet modernized take on a true classic. Developed and published by BBG Entertainment, this new version attempts to honor the original while adding enough fresh content to keep both veterans and new players engaged. Continue reading “BOULDER Dash 40th Anniversary Edition review (PS5)”
Ra Ra BOOM review (PS5)
Ra Ra Boom is a colorful side-scrolling brawler from Gylee Games that mixes the spirit of Saturday morning cartoons with the action-heavy energy of classic beat ’em ups. On PlayStation 5, the game aims to stand out with its anime-inspired art direction, all-female cast of cybernetic ninjas, and a campaign that pits players against hordes of enemies in both solo and co-op play. While its style and premise immediately grab attention, the execution leaves a more uneven impression across different aspects of the experience. Continue reading “Ra Ra BOOM review (PS5)”
Port roundup: Helldivers II, Triangle Strategy & Sky of Destruction
In this roundup, we take a look at three recent ports making their way to new platforms. Helldivers II arrives on Xbox after its PlayStation debut, Triangle Strategy comes to PlayStation 5 following its earlier releases on Switch and PC, and indie shooter Sky of Destruction makes the jump to Sony’s console as well. Together, they showcase a range from blockbuster co-op mayhem to layered tactical drama and stripped-back indie action. Continue reading “Port roundup: Helldivers II, Triangle Strategy & Sky of Destruction”
Sinners review (4K)
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, now released on 4K Ultra HD by Warner Bros, is a film that blends taut dramatic storytelling and tense horror with striking visual craftsmanship, making it a strong candidate for home cinema collectors. While much of the attention around this edition naturally revolves around its technical presentation, it’s worth starting with the film itself, because the narrative and performances give the disc its real staying power. The movie tells the story of fractured communities and personal reckonings, centering on characters caught between loyalty, ambition, and morality. Coogler brings his signature balance of intimacy and scale, weaving together individual struggles with broader social themes that resonate well beyond the film’s setting. Continue reading “Sinners review (4K)”
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