PS5 Reviews
Find here all the PS5 Reviews we do on KeenGamer. Find specifics about games that are played on a PS5, chosen by a fan of the specific genre and platform.
Luna Abyss Review: The Abyss Provides An Excellent Bullet Hell (PS5)
Here's an excellent first-person shooter set in a dark sci-fi world containing intense platforming and bullet hells. Luna Abyss feels like a hidden gem waiting to be unearthed, and I had fun digging right down to its core.
Outbound Review: The Most Relaxing Outdoor Adventure (PS5)
Outbound combines relaxed van life gameplay through exploring, crafting, and discovery across four scenic biomes, creating a slow paced outdoor adventure based around freedom rather than urgency.
Call of the Elder Gods Review: A Cosmic Puzzle Adventure (PS5)
For any Fans of Call of the Sea, then the sequel, Call of the Elder Gods will be right up your alley. It continues the eldritch story with new locations, characters, and brain scratching puzzles.
Mixtape Review: Brilliantly Bonkers and Beautifully Nostalgic (PS5)
Mixtape blends nostalgic storytelling, strong character writing, and fun mini-games into a narrative music adventure game with a unique identity. A final adventure with three teenage misfits will take you on a wild ride.
Darwin’s Paradox! Review: A Short Odyssey That Shouldn’t Be Missed (PS5)
For anyone whose dreamt of being an octopus, then Darwin's Paradox! is the game for you. It's a fantastic platformer that has you embarking on a grand odyssey through many unique locations. Find out more down below.
Gecko Gods Review: A Fun and Vibrant Wide-Open Puzzler (PS5)
Gecko Gods succeeds in being a satisfying puzzle adventure game, complete with an adorable gecko who scuttles around a vast series of islands that you are free to explore and roam around at your leisure.
Islets Review: The Connector of Worlds (PS5)
The Thompson Brothers knock it out of the park with their second game. Islets has you playing as an ordinary mouse on a quest to reunite the world. Many have tried and failed – will you prevail unlike the others? With a great mixture of enjoyable exp...
Death Howl Review: Dark Souls but Deckbuilding, It Kind of Works (PS5)
One of last year's most difficult indie games comes to console in 2026. Death Howl presents players with a combination of different game genres, with tactical combat combined with deckbuilding against souls-like enemies and mechanics. It's a brutal e...
High On Life 2 Review: From An Excellent Adventure To A Bogus Journey (PS5)
Squanch Games' sequel to their comedic sci-fi adventure High on Life is here and it's almost everything I wanted for a sequel. High on Life 2 delivers on upping the ante with new guns, enemies, a kick ass skateboarding mechanic, and much more. Find o...
RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business Review – Locked & Loaded (PS5)
Robocop is back in action and laying down the law in this expansion to Teyons’ excellent semi-open world original. The action is set in the sprawling confines of the fortress which is OmniTower. You must save the city of Detroit from another existent...
Crypt Custodian Review: Rebel With A Cause (PS5)
The Thompson Brothers are back with another excellent Metroidvania. While there is the odd quibble to consider, Crypt Custodian is an absorbing adventure with brilliant music, tight controls, enjoyable combat with exciting boss fights and a great sen...
A.I.L.A Review – An Excellent Tour of Multiple Horror Genres (PS5)
Welcome to A.I.L.A, a new first-person horror game where you test a new piece of gaming hardware that creates personalised horror experiences. A.I.L.A has you explore numerous genres. However, the horrors don't end when you take the headset off and A...
Silent Hill f Review – Find the Beauty in Terror (PS5)
In this review, we evaluate the divisive elements of Silent Hill f and why it's a great game despite the hard times the gameplay provides. "Find the Beauty in Terror" is a wonderful concept for a narrative that hides a disturbing plot, interesting ch...
Wheel World Review: A Wheelie Good Time (PS5)
In Wheel World, despite a few speed bumps, Messhof’s first foray into 3D is a triumph. Join Kat in her quest to help Skully reconstruct the Legendary Bike, allowing them to perform The Great Shift. Explore the world at your leisure, scour the island ...
Pacific Drive: Whispers in the Woods DLC Review – Scarier Cult Investigations (PS5)
The Drive continues! Explore our review of the first Pacific Drive DLC – Whispers in the Woods and uncover the secrets waiting in its eerie new region. With addition of Whispering Woods to the Zone, there is a new way you play the game with audio tap...
DETECTIVE – Scene Crime Review: One Mess of a “Scene Crime” (PS5)
Today's review is DETECTIVE - Scene Crime, a small detective game where you'll have five crimes to solve. I went into this with not much anticipation for it to be extraordinary but what I got was worse than I could possibly imagine. Let's take a look...
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Review – The Best Stealth Game of All Time, Visually Improved (PS5)
Metal Gear Solid 3 has always been considered the best stealth-based game of all time for a good reason, and Metal Gear Solid Delta is here to prove it true. There are several reasons to praise this polished remake, but the lack of story changes is a...
Hotel Barcelona Review: A SUDA SWERY Collab for the Ages (PS5)
For any fans of SUDA51 or SWERY, Hotel Barcelona is their gruesome love child soaked in a roguelike coating. Join a US Marshall possessed by an infamous serial killer, on a hunt for other serial killers located near the mysterious Hotel Barcelona. Wi...
Promise Mascot Agency Review: A Like a Dragon Side Story Game (PS5)
Embark on a journey to the cursed town of Kaso-Machi in Promise Mascot Agency where you play as a disgraced Yakuza. Recruit mascots to your agency and make enough money to save your crime family. This new game by Kaizen Game Works delivers a fun come...
Killing Floor 3 Review: Another Round Of Beautiful Gore (PS5)
Tripwire have delivered a pretty gory successor with revamped gameplay mechanics and a jump in visuals thanks to Unreal Engine 5. There isn't as much starting content compared to their previous game, however, there's plenty of future updates planned ...
Mafia: The Old Country Review – Strictly Loyal (PS5)
Mafia: The Old Country is the fourth game in the classic series of organized crime dramas. Abandoning the style of Mafia III and returning to the series' roots paid massive dividends. A return to form for this return to the series, though not without...
Death Relives Review: A Clunky Aztec Nightmare (PS5)
In our latest review, we take a look at the Aztec Horror, Death Relives for the PS5. Nyctophile Studios takes players on a short 2 - 4 hour adventure where you must rescue your mother from an Aztec God. Containing a chaotic mix of puzzle solving, sur...
Promenade Review: Labour of Love (PS5)
Holy Cap Games have made a wholesome and addictive collect-a-thon. Join young Nemo and his octopi friend Poulp in a 2D world reminiscent of adventure games of old. Collect cogs to fix the Great Elevator by completing a menagerie of tasks from paintin...
The Wandering Village Review: A Charming City Builder Upon the Back of a Giant (PS5)
We take a look at The Wandering Village in our latest review, where the City Builder and Survival genres collide. You'll live on the back of a giant creature called an Onbu and build your village from the few resources you'll find. Developed by Stray...
WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers Review: A Chinese Souls-like Masterpiece (PS5)
WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers polishes the souls-like formula that encourages experimentation and lets every player shine. The learning curve is steeper than usual and the story still suffers in the beginning. Fans of the souls-like genre shouldn’t ignore...
Rematch Review: A Welcome Take on the Sports Genre (PS5)
REMATCH is Sloclap's latest entry in the sports genre, and they've done a wonderful job despite never releasing a game of such nature before. Forget about pay-to-win, forget about player stats... REMATCH is about skill, and its gameplay focus is ever...
Spray Paint Simulator Review – Relaxing, But Not Quite a Masterpiece (PS5)
Spray Paint Simulator sets you up to start your own spray painting business and add a splash of colour to the lives of the Splatterville residents. Find out more in our full review for PS5. Spray Paint Simulator released on May 29th for PlayStation, ...
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the Mimic Review – Secret Origins (PS5)
Five Nights at Freddy's: Secret of the Mimic is Steel Wool's newest installment in the series. The game does a great job improving on the best elements of the previous game, and features plenty of great scares. Though the game doesn't fully deliver o...
Spirit Of The North 2 (PS5) | Review : A Quiet Adventure With A Few Bumps In The Snow
Explore a serene open-world adventure in Spirit of the North 2. Play as a mystical fox, solve puzzles, restore guardians, and uncover ancient lore.
