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Nobody Wants To Die, developed by Critical Hit Games and published by PLAION, isn’t a new James Bond spin-off. Instead, it plunges players into a futuristic version New York City in the year 2329 for some detective work. Available on PlayStation 5, Xbox, and PC, this first-person detective adventure aims to modernize the genre with its innovative mechanics and an immersive narrative – here’s our take on the PS5 version. Continue reading “Nobody Wants to Die review (PS5)”

It’s “lengthy title day” today, as we look at three new DLC releases that add new content to games you may already be familiar with. Here’s a look at Police Simulator: Patrol Officers – Highway Expansion, Crime Boss: Rockay City: Cagnali’s Order and Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun – Forges Of Corruption. Continue reading “DLC roundup: Police Simulator – Patrol Officers, Crime Boss: Rockay City & Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun”

NEON Squad Tactics, developed by Tin Man Games, is out now on the Meta Quest platform. With a mix of 80s and cyberpunk vibes, it plunges players into the vibrant, neon-soaked world of UltraCity. A strategy game at heart, it offers a blend of immersive virtual reality gameplay and tactical decision-making, and we took it for a spin on a Quest 2 headset. Continue reading “NEON Squad Tactics review (Quest)”

In Silent Slayer: Vault of the Vampire, Schell Games (known for the fantastic I Expect You To Die games) invites players into a world of eerie silence and heart-pounding tension, where the stakes are quite literally life and death. This VR horror-puzzle game casts you as a vampire slayer on a mission to eliminate ancient monsters in their sleep. Obviously, considering their nature, this is not going to be easy, and doing your job will require a mix of stealth, precision, and a cool head under pressure. We tried it out on the Meta Quest. Continue reading “Silent Slayer – Vault of the Vampire review (Quest)”

The Chernobyl disaster that happened on April 26, 1986 continues to fascinate us, but S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 isn’t the only game coming out this year that focuses on it. Chornobyl Liquidators by Live Motion Games aims to place players into the shoes of the unsung heroes who battled the invisible and deadly enemy of radiation as the disaster unfolded, making for an interesting premise. But despite its noble intentions and gripping atmosphere, the game struggles to deliver a cohesive and engaging experience over the course of its relatively short runtime. Continue reading “Chornobyl Liquidators review (PC)”