UnEpic review (PS4/Vita)

Some indie games have slowly spread across platforms over a number of years. Fez is an example, and Super Meat Boy is another. An indie title that has done just that while staying a little more below the radar is UnEpic by Spanish publisher A Crowd of Monsters. Originally released for PC almost five years ago, it has seen releases on the WiiU, Mac, Linux, Xbox One and now the PS4 and Vita. Time to take a look at this title, developed by a one man team! Continue reading “UnEpic review (PS4/Vita)”

Day of the Tentacle Remasted review (PS4/Vita)

It feels a little strange reviewing a game you’ve already played through several times before – almost 25 years ago. Yet, that’s what looking at Day of the Tentacle Remastered feels like. Here’s our review of the Vita version. Continue reading “Day of the Tentacle Remasted review (PS4/Vita)”

Aegis of Earth: Protonovus Assault review (PS4/PS3/Vita)

Aksys games is becoming known around the office here as a company that doesn’t just have a pretty diverse roster of games (ranging from beat ’em ups to visual novels), but also a knack for coming up with long titles for their games. After last year’s excellent Code: Realize: Guardian of Rebirth and with Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate on the horizon, this month sees the release of Aegis of Earth: Protonovus Assault. Here’s our review. Continue reading “Aegis of Earth: Protonovus Assault review (PS4/PS3/Vita)”

Trackmania Turbo review (PS4)

The Trackmania franchise is one of two skill-based racing families that have been very successful over the past ten years or so. The other one is the Trials series – effectively giving Ubisoft sort of a monopoly on the genre. Games like Joe Danger were well-received, but didn’t receive nearly the same amount of sequels and DLC add-ons. Now, Ubisoft is releasing the next major iteration of Trackmania with Trackmania Turbo – we review the PS4 version. Continue reading “Trackmania Turbo review (PS4)”