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Bouncy Bullets – PS4 | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 12th July 2019
| PS Vita, PS4, Review
| 0

Aside from vibrant visuals, Bouncy Bullets doesn't offer anything exciting. It's a straightforward point a to point b affair, which doesn't get any better as you play. After the first few very easy levels, obstacles are added to the platforming in an effort to create challenge. Some areas will have…read more >

Warlock’s Tower – PS4 | Review

By James Perry
| 29th May 2019
| PS Vita, PS4, Review
| 0

Here we go again, another Ratalaika game that is not only keeping my Vita out of the draw but also upping my trophy count. This time round I have Warlock’s Tower which has recently been released onto PS4, PS Vita and Switch. So, story wise we don’t have anything too…read more >

My Big Sister – PS4 | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 11th May 2019
| PS Vita, PS4, Review
| 0

Developed by one person, My Big Sister is a top down horror indie game stylised with basic but effective pixel art. After originally releasing just on PC back in November 2019, MBS makes its way to the PS4/Vita, Xbox One and the Switch. The story centres around two sisters; you…read more >

Zeroptian Invasion – PS4 | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 29th April 2019
| PS Vita, PS4, Review
| 0

My review for Zeroptian Invasion is going to be short and sweet, much like this game. For less than £5 (or your locations equivalent) you can enjoy this modern take on 80’s arcade shooters, taking inspiration from all the greats such as Space invaders and centipede. The snippet of story…read more >

Iron Snout – PS Vita | Review

By James Perry
| 24th April 2019
| PS Vita, Review
| 0

Developed by SnoutUp Games and published by Ratalaika Games Iron Snout puts the little piggy at the centre of this simple fighting game. No longer do the little pigs need to build houses to protect themselves. This piggy has spent some time studying martial arts instead of worrying about building…read more >

PS Vita and a PS5 Portable – Thoughts on the future of Sony Handhelds

By Joe Anderson
| 1st October 2018
| Opinion, PS Vita
| 3

I'm not really interested in a PS Vita 2 and I'll tell you why. The problem with Sony in recent years is it doesn't seem to be able to concentrate on more than one piece of hardware at any one time. Look at the original PS Vita, for instance, it…read more >

Rainbow Skies – PS4 | Review

By Lloyd Coombes
| 26th June 2018
| PS Vita, PS4, Review
| 1

Do you ever have one of those nights? The kind of night where you enjoy yourself a little too much and spend the next day nursing the hangover from hell? This is how our story in Rainbow Skies begins, the latest RPG from SideQuest Studios. No ancient prophecies, no dragons,…read more >

Rogue Aces – PS4/PS Vita | Review

By Joe Anderson
| 12th April 2018
| PS Vita, PS4, Review
| 0

We're going back quite a few years, but one of my first memories of video games is a title called Harrier Attack. This was a proper old-school game in which you took control of a Harrier Jump Jet and blew things up. It was a simple premise but it was also…read more >

Midnight Deluxe PSVita/PS4 | Review

By Dan T
| 13th March 2018
| PS Vita, PS4, Review
| 0

I won’t keep you too long here with this review. Like the game, it’ll be short, sweet, contain some annoyances, but overall hold some merit… Midnight Deluxe is the spiritual successor to 36 Fragments of Midnight, although rather than being a procedurally generated platformer, it is what the love child…read more >