Tag: Playstation
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Once Upon a Puppet: A World of Despair and Untapped Potential
Once Upon a Puppet transports players to a world hidden beneath the glitz and glamour of the stage, a desolate realm of forgotten puppets and discarded sets. While the game offers a playful exploration of this unique setting and strives to inject hope into its 2D platforming gameplay, it ultimately falls short of fully captivating…
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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: A Triumphant Return for the Iconic Adventurer (PS5)
Decades after his last foray into the gaming world, Indiana Jones cracks his whip and dusts off his fedora for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and the result is nothing short of spectacular. This PS5 exclusive isn’t just a good Indiana Jones game; it’s arguably the best Indiana Jones game ever created, and a…
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Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 2: A Bittersweet Symphony of Friendship
Following the intriguing slow burn of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 1, anticipation was high for the concluding chapter. Sadly, Tape 2 doesn’t quite live up to the promise. While it delivers a poignant exploration of friendship and growing up, it sacrifices the compelling mystery that initially hooked players, resulting in an uneven…
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Atomfall: A Promising Post-Apocalyptic Trek That Stumbles on the Road
Rebellion’s Atomfall is a difficult game to neatly categorize. It’s a story-heavy exploration-focused FPS that evokes the grim atmosphere of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Metro, while borrowing elements and perhaps even a little DNA from Fallout. The game is built in th Asura engine, same as Sniper Elite , a fact that’s both a blessing and a…
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows: A Stunning Return to Form
Assassin’s Creed Shadows is not just another installment in the long-running franchise; it’s a revelation. Ubisoft has crafted a truly breathtaking world that seamlessly blends beauty with compelling gameplay, making it a must-play for fans old and new. From the moment you step into 16th century Japan, you’ll be captivated by the sheer artistry and…
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Monster Hunter Wilds: A Thrilling Hunt Worth Embarking On
Monster Hunter Wilds, the latest installment in the beloved monster-slaying franchise, roars to life with stunning visuals, engaging gameplay, and a surprisingly captivating story. While it retains some of the series’ quirks that might initially intimidate newcomers, Wilds emerges as the most welcoming entry point yet, offering a thrilling and rewarding experience for both seasoned…
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Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 1 Review – A Slow Burn with Promising Characters
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 1 is the first installment in what promises to be a compelling two-part story, and it’s clear Don’t Nod is building something deliberate and impactful. While the narrative might not be the most gripping out of the gate, it crafts a solid foundation for a character-driven drama that excels…
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Eternal Strands: A Promising Climb That Never Quite Reaches the Summit
Eternal Strands arrives with a tantalizing pedigree, boasting the involvement of veterans from the Dragon Age series and a clear ambition to blend the epic scale of Shadow of the Colossus with the demanding combat of Dark Souls. The result is a game that teases greatness, offering moments of genuine thrill and wonder, but ultimately…
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Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles is a good remaster of a game no one asked for.
Okay, buckle up, Padawans, because we’re diving headfirst into the often-overlooked corner of the Star Wars gaming universe: the remaster of Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles. This isn’t your typical lightsaber-wielding epic; it’s a surprisingly faithful resurrection of a title many probably forgot existed, and it comes with both the charms of nostalgia…
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Thaumaturge: A dark must-play RPG
In the expansive realm of role-playing games, few titles manage to weave together a compelling narrative with a rich, immersive setting. Thaumaturge does just that, inviting players to explore the intricacies of its world, set against the backdrop of a beautifully rendered Warsaw. This city, steeped in both history and mystique, serves as an evocative…
