Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream, landing on PlayStation 5 via Nordcurrent Labs, is an elegantly crafted isometric stealth adventure that places emotional storytelling at its core. Developed by River End Games, it follows protagonist Hanna through the atmospheric streets of a fictional early-1900s Nordic city in pursuit of her missing brother Herman. Beneath its stylish presentation lies a game of careful pacing and layered tension – mostly executed with poise, but occasionally weighed down by its own systems. Continue reading “Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream review (PS5)”
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Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition
Originally released in 2006, Neverwinter Nights 2 stood as one of the most ambitious Dungeons & Dragons adaptations of its time. With the PlayStation 5 version of the Enhanced Edition, Aspyr offers console players a taste of this classic RPG by Obsidian, complete with all of its expansions and a host of tweaks. But while this version delivers a generous package steeped in rich lore and role-playing depth, it also feels like a relic from another era in some ways – both for better and worse. Continue reading “Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition”
EDENS ZERO review (PS5)
Despite a strong following for the manga and anime, EDENS ZERO’s transition into the realm of action RPGs feels like a mixed bag. Developed and published by Konami, this adaptation follows Shiki, Rebecca, and Happy as they journey across Blue Garden and beyond, offering fans a familiar premise with a touch of new material. The game follows the source material closely, with cutscenes that recall key story arcs, but often leans heavily on exposition and fan service rather than developing compelling standalone narrative beats exclusive to the game. While there are moments that will resonate with longtime fans, newcomers may feel lost or underwhelmed. Continue reading “EDENS ZERO review (PS5)”
Fallout – Season 1 review (4K)
Fallout: Season 1 ushers viewers (and gamers) back into the irradiated ruins of a world shattered by nuclear war, this time via a meticulously produced 4K UHD Blu-ray from Warner Home Video. Adapted by Geneva Robertson‑Dworet and Graham Wagner and produced by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, the series balances sprawling world‑building with tightly focused character arcs as it follows Lucy (Ella Purnell), an idealist emerging from Vault 33; Maximus (Aaron Moten), a devout recruit of the Brotherhood of Steel; and the Ghoul (Walton Goggins), a ruthless bounty hunter with a dark past. Continue reading “Fallout – Season 1 review (4K)”
Neolithic Dawn review (Quest)
Neolithic Dawn on Meta Quest is an ambitious, immersive survival experience that drops players into a meticulously crafted recreation of 10,000 BC North America. Developed by James Bellian and published under the Neolithic banner, this VR title is clearly built with passion and a strong vision. While it’s still in early access, there’s already a compelling foundation in place, offering a raw and often brutally demanding journey through prehistoric wilderness. That journey, however, isn’t without its growing pains. Continue reading “Neolithic Dawn review (Quest)”
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