Storm Boy: The Game is based on a children’s book that’s widely known in Australia but which has a story that’s going to be relatively new to people not born and raised there. Now out on nearly every system out there, from consoles to PC and even an Android version, we tested the game on a Playstation 4. Continue reading “Storm Boy: The Game review (PS4)”
Squishies review (PSVR)
A new puzzler for Playstation VR, Squishies by developer Brainseed Factory combines a cute aesthetic with familiar gameplay elements in an original package. Quite a change of pace for the developer, previously responsible for the wordplay-based platformer Typoman. Here’s our look at Squishies. Continue reading “Squishies review (PSVR)”
Wordhunters review (PS4)
Wordhunters, by relatively unknown developer Thumbfood, is a great example of a Playlink title done right. It’s also a good example of wordplay-based gameplay done right – here’s our review. Continue reading “Wordhunters review (PS4)”
Jurassic World: Secrets of Dr. Wu DLC impressions (PC)
Jurassic World Evolution came out about half a year ago, and Frontier Developments has just launched a DLC update for the game that expands the game’s content with new tools and a story campaign. Time for a closer look at Secrets of Dr. Wu – for which we played the PC version. Continue reading “Jurassic World: Secrets of Dr. Wu DLC impressions (PC)”
Ticket to Ride now on Playlink – impressions and interview (PS4)
Asmodee Digital just launched a Playlink version of their critically acclaimed and hugely successful board game Ticket to Ride. We played it, and also got in touch with the development team behind it to find out more. Continue reading “Ticket to Ride now on Playlink – impressions and interview (PS4)”
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