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Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice – PS4 | Review [Guest Post]

By Guest Writer
| 24th November 2017
| PS4, Review
| 0

This review has kindly been written by Shaun Sannerude, aka @rudecold Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice is a game that intrigued me from the very offset when developers at Ninja Theory stated they wanted to create an “independent AAA” game that still had the AAA production values that you would expect to see…read more >

Little Nightmares ‘The Hideaway’ DLC – PS4 │ Review

By Rebecca Stow
| 14th November 2017
| PS4, Review
| 4

After months of worrying about the fate of the Runaway kid we’re finally reunited with our messy-haired protagonist in second DLC from Secrets of the Maw: The Hideaway. Having battled off Granny in the previous DLC the Runaway Kid was eventually caught by the Janitor and the opening scenes of…read more >

Oure – PS4 | Review

By Rebecca Stow
| 7th November 2017
| PS4, Review
| 0

Oure was Paris Games Week surprise PS4 fantasy game. Developed by Heavy Spectrum, the footage showcased in Paris intrigued and the announcement that the game would be released only a few hours later was a marketing masterstroke. Oure’s story unfolds in a world ravaged by dusk and devoid of hope.…read more >

Aer: Memories of Old – PS4 ǀ Review

By Rebecca Stow
| 31st October 2017
| PS4, Review
| 2

Aer: Memories of Old is essentially a love letter to The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, utilising the same formula which made the sixteenth edition to the Zelda franchise so successful. On a cluster of islands floating in the sky we meet our protagonist, Auk, a shape shifter who can…read more >

Unravel – PS4 | ‘Better Late Than Never’ Review [Guest Post]

By Guest Writer
| 24th October 2017
| PS4, Review
| 0

This 'Better late than never' review has kindly been written by Shaun Sannerude, aka @rudecold Have you ever popped over to see your Nan, spotted her knitting wool resting on the arm of her favourite chair and thought, “I wonder if the wool comes alive when Nan isn’t about?”… Nope I…read more >

Hob – PS4 ǀ Review

By Rebecca Stow
| 10th October 2017
| PS4, Review
| 0

There’s an awful lot of depth to Runic Games’ action adventure indie game, Hob. Exploration of the huge steampunk-inspired world is exceptionally rewarding: secret rooms can be discovered, shortcuts can be accessed and mysterious green orbs hide in machines and tiny crevices which allow you to level up. Our protagonist,…read more >

Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash – PS4 | Review

By Dan T
| 25th September 2017
| PS4, Review
| 0

After a long and hard wait, finally Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash has made it’s way to our damp European shores. Thanks again to the mighty fine ladies and gentlemen working overtime at Marvellous UK! Before I tell you about the game, let’s all be thankful that they have the…read more >

Destiny 2 – PS4 | Review

By Nicole Hall
| 20th September 2017
| PS4, Review
| 0

There began a looming fear when talk of Destiny 2 came about that the game would feel more like Destiny 1.5 rather than a sequel. However, a mere 10 minutes into Bungie's latest addition to the series and we can see this simply isn't the case. Playing through Destiny 2's…read more >

Last Day of June – PS4 │Review

By Rebecca Stow
| 19th September 2017
| PS4, Review
| 0

True to the success of recent emotional indie games, Last Day of June is a bit like a playable version of Disney’s heart-wrenching film UP. A puzzle adventure game which incorporates the ability to rewind time and fix your mistakes, Last Day of June is certainty an experience. Last Day…read more >

Planet Of The Eyes – PS4 ǀ Review

By Rebecca Stow
| 12th September 2017
| PS4, Review
| 0

Planet of the Eyes is an indie game developed by Cococucumber which puts you in the shoes of a service robot whose ship has crash landed on a devastated alien planet. Guided by audio logs left by your missing creator, you’re left to explore the alien world and search for…read more >