Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition review (PS5)

Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition arrives on PlayStation 5 as a sprawling bundle that gathers the original 2015 adventure, all six expansions, and an extensive catalogue of Creation Club material into a single package. The core narrative still opens with a powerful sense of loss and disorientation before drawing players into the layered politics and shifting allegiances of the Commonwealth. The familiar journey from the ruins near Sanctuary to the conflict between major factions retains its weight, and the structure still encourages exploration that alternates between bleak discovery and small pockets of hope. The Anniversary Edition adds new Creations that fold into this world with extra homes, themed gear, and a few compact activities, though the underlying story remains as it was in the original release. Continue reading “Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition review (PS5)”

DLC roundup: Commandos: Origins, GigaBash & Police Simulator Patrol Officers

This week’s roundup of PlayStation 5 DLC offerings spans the tactical, the monstrous, and the procedural, highlighting how developers are expanding their base games in both focused and flavorful ways. From the sun-drenched stealth of Commandos: Origins – Shadows over Crete, to the over-the-top kaiju chaos of GigaBash – GAMERA – Rebirth, and the methodical, hands-on duties of Police Simulator: Patrol Officers – Contraband, each pack brings a distinct approach to extending gameplay. While some deliver bite-sized bursts of spectacle or narrative, others deepen core systems with meaningful mechanical additions, giving players a range of new experiences to dive into without straying far from what made the originals appealing. Continue reading “DLC roundup: Commandos: Origins, GigaBash & Police Simulator Patrol Officers”

Demonschool review (PS5)

Demonschool is a delightfully offbeat blend of demon-hunting and campus life, wrapped in a tactical RPG that feels part puzzle, part Persona-inspired life sim. On a remote university island, Faye and a ragtag team navigate daily classes, friendship-building, and monstrous incursions – all while trying to prevent apocalyptic chaos. The story leans into absurdity, with dry humour and playful horror rather than genuine terror, creating a tone that is more sitcom than nightmare. Continue reading “Demonschool review (PS5)”

Possessor(s) review (PS5)

Possessor(s) steps into the Metroidvania space with a distinctive identity, blending fast, aerial combat with a world shaped by interdimensional collapse. Set in the sprawling remnants of Sanzu, the game builds its tone from the first moments: a suffocating quiet, a city buckled under its own history, and a partnership between two unwilling companions who must navigate its dangers together. It’s an immediately striking foundation, and one that signals a blend of emotional storytelling and demanding action long before the first major encounter. Continue reading “Possessor(s) review (PS5)”

Sektori review (PS5)

From the very start on PlayStation 5, Sektori announces itself as a distilled arcade beast – three-button precision, twin-stick movement, and a relentless surge of neon geometry. The presentation is deceptively minimal: your ship, a field of polygonal foes, and a battlefield that never stays still. Yet in that simplicity lies a core designed for mastery, not memorization, and the game leans into that deliberately. Continue reading “Sektori review (PS5)”