Tag: Playstation
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Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions – A Whimsical Ride with Room for Improvement
As a long-time fan of the Harry Potter franchise, the announcement of “Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions” sparked excitement and fear. For many, Quidditch is a quintessential aspect of the series, with its frenetic pace and strategic depth capturing the imagination of readers and viewers alike. And with Quidditch missing from Hogwarts Legacy last year, all…
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Lollipop Chainsaw RePop: Sweet and Bloody Reboot Reinvigorates the Cult Classic
Lollipop Chainsaw RePop is a remastered and re-released version of the 2012 cult classic that combines horror, action, and humor in a unique and unforgettable way. Developed by Dragami Game, it is a game that I never heard anyone really ask for a remaster on and now that it is here, do we really need…
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Star Wars Outlaws: Star Wars is even better without jedi.
An open-world Star Wars game where you play as a smuggling gunslinger is on paper a dream come true to me. Star Wars Outlaws manages to nail this roleplaying dream at times, and at other times, it misses the mark of an excellent game being pretty bland. The Ubisoft formula is well known by now…
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Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess: A fresh take on the action genre.
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is an enchanting journey through the lush landscapes of Japanese mythology and folklore, blending a rich narrative with captivating gameplay mechanics. Developed by a talented team, the game transports players to an intricately designed world where ancient spirits and deities coexist, confronting adversaries and challenging their own beliefs along the…
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Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn – A Great Souls-Lite Experience
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn invites players into a beautifully crafted world where magic and gunpowder collide, reminiscent of the challenging, intricate gameplay found in FromSoftware titles. This action RPG, developed by A44, manages to carve its niche by incorporating a unique blend of exploration, combat, and storytelling that will appeal to both fans of…
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Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree – A Familiar Journey, a Bit Too Late
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, a new expansion for the critically acclaimed action RPG, promises to delve deeper into the mysteries surrounding the Lands Between. However, while it offers a taste of new content, it ultimately feels like a familiar journey, arriving slightly too late in the game’s lifespan. Familiar yet Expanded The expansion…
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Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance is the version everyone should play.
With Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance, Atlus again gives us the ultimate edition of an already superb game. Vengeance is both for the player who loved Shin Megami Tensei V (and who didn’t?) and for the players who have yet to dip their toes into post-apocalyptic Tokyo. Read on to know why you should give…
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Rise of the Ronin could have been so much more
With Shogun releasing on television and a rumored Assassin Creed set in Japan on the horizon, it feels like the perfect timing for Team Ninja to come out of the shadows with an open-world game set in the middle of the 19th century’s Japan with the combat and fluidity they are known for. While this…
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Broken Roads is a bit broken, but it is great heading out on its Australian roads.
Ever wondered how life in the post-apocalypse would have been in Australia? With Broken Roads, you can experience it. The debut title from studio Drop Bear Bytes may look like the Australian version of the two first Fallout games but it is its own amazing thing with a few kinks of its own. Good-looking and…
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Alone in the dark is back with its most lovecraftian experience to date.
Alone in the dark, A series which I hold very dear. I can still remember entering that house in the nineties, encountering a monster for the first time (learning from friends in the schoolyard that you could trap the monster before my second playthrough), feeling that constant dread and wondering what is around every corner….