PS5 Reviews
Stray Review: The Cat Game That Everyone Wants to Take Home PS5
The heavily anticipated cat adventure game Stray is finally here, and it’s everything we’ve all been waiting for! If you are still on the fence about digging your claws into this game, you can find everything you need to know about it in our Stray re...
The Quarry Review: An Entertaining Creature Feature (PS5)
The Quarry is easily Supermassive's best game since Until Dawn due to top-tier voice acting and an engaging mystery. Not everything works; however, there are times when it feels like this game would work better as a movie. Still, there is plenty to l...
Very Very Valet Review: Chaotic Co-op Fun (PS5)
Very Very Valet is a small indie game with a big focus on co-op carnage. Taking a lot of inspiration from games like Overcooked and Moving Out, you get to put your driving skills to the test working for the world's most dedicated valet service. Very ...
Sniper Elite 5 Review – Hits Its Target (PS5)
The fifth entry in the vastly underrated Sniper Elite franchise is here and whilst it may not break as much new ground as one might have hoped, it is still an undeniably satisfying experience. From the cathartic explosion of Nazi skulls, to tighter g...
Death Stranding Review: A Conflicting Icon Of Modern Gaming (PS5)
Death Stranding was shrouded in mystery prior to its release, with cryptic trailers and disturbing imagery peppered across the scarce amount of content that we received before its release. Now, Death Stranding serves as a testament to the caring natu...
Martha Is Dead Review: A Disturbing Psychological Folklore (PS5)
The controversial psychological horror game, Martha Is Dead has finally released. Despite the censorship and frequent bugs, this title is certainly one to put on your radar if you're a fan of mystery or horror games. Let's find out why that is in thi...
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Review: A Flarkin’ Good Time (PS5)
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is the redemption that Square Enix needs. This game is a fantastic single player journey that britantly shows off the Guardians in action. If you were burned by Marvel’s Avengers, this game might heal those old wounds...
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes Review: Journey Into the Abyss (PS5)
House of Ashes, as this review will show, is the best title in The Dark Pictures Anthology thus far. However, there are a few flaws that prevent it from being perfect. Though it excels in the cinematics department, it struggles to adequately blend ga...
Life is Strange: Wavelengths Review: An Intimate Affair (PS5)
As this review shows, while Wavelengths is not essential for any Life is Strange fan, it is a worthwhile experience for anyone who wants to spend more time in Haven. Featuring down-to-Earth gameplay and a small yet lovable cast, Wavelengths is a cozy...
Death Stranding Director’s Cut Review: An Eccentric Masterpiece Perfected
As this review reveals, Death Stranding Director's Cut takes the original game and shines it until it glistens. Ported to the next generation, it looks and feels better than ever. This is the best way to experience Kojima's magnum opus. Death Strand...
Ghost of Tsushima Iki Island Expansion Review: More of What You Love (PS5)
Part of Ghost of Tsushima's new Director's Cut, the Iki Island expansion brings a nuanced add-on to the original blockbuster samurai tale. While Jin is forced to face the demons of his past, Iki Island offers plenty of extras in exploration, enhanced...
Life is Strange: True Colors Review: An Emotional Epic (PS5)
Life is Strange: True Colors is a culmination of all the little things the previous games in the series have gotten right, with a fat slice of innovation added on top. For series veterans, the game is not to be missed. For those who have yet to touch...
Neptunia ReVerse Review: Stuck in the Past
Hyperdimension Neptunia is celebrating its 10th anniversary! The CPU's make their PS5 debuts in Neptunia ReVerse, a remake of the 2014 Vita remake. With new hardware and functionality, this is the series' chance to make a big impression heading into ...
Mighty Goose Review: Peace Was Never an Option (PS5)
Blastmode explode onto the scene with this run and gun title inspired by the acclaimed Metal Slug series. This Patreon backed project like its titular protagonist has teeth, showcasing incredible gameplay, insane bosses and a head banging soundtrack ...
Alba: A Wildlife Adventure Review: Charming and Cozy Experience (PS5)
Explore a beautiful island filled with flora and fauna as a young girl in Alba: A Wildlife Adventure. Discover different animals, clean up the island and save the wildlife reserve from being overtaken by a 5-star hotel. This cozy game is a must-play ...
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart Review: Explosively Charming
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is the latest installment in the long-running franchise, but how does it stand? It is the first PS5 exclusive for the franchise and one of the few in general since the console's launch; it has a lot to prove to gamers and ...
Chivalry 2 Review: On the Edge of Glory (PS5)
Whether you're slicing off heads as a valiant knight or picking off clueless squires as an archer, Chivalry 2 has it all. This medieval multiplayer slasher has hours of gory and epic fun, with a dash of silliness. The coming months will decide if the...
AERIAL_KNIGHT’S NEVER YIELD Review: Colour My Life With the Chaos of Trouble (PS5)
Solo developer 'Aerial_Knight' explodes onto the scene both literally and figuratively. This unique 3D side-scroller places the player as a superhuman youngster thrust into a world of chaos, colour and a killer soundtrack to boot. The game kicks majo...
Wreckfest Review: If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Wreck ‘Em (PS5)
Wreckfest, an intense vehicular combat game by Bugbear, has leapt into the next-gen with its PS5 upgrade. Newcomers will certainly enjoy the mayhem and chaos it brings to derby racing. However, those who are already familiar with the game might wish ...
Resident Evil Village Review: A Hairy and Sexy Crowd-Pleaser (PS5)
Resident Evil has been on a hot streak with 7 and the remakes of the second and third games. Village is out now, and the bar is set mighty high. With the franchise having a wide range that it offers its fans, from more action-oriented entries to more...
Returnal Review: Death Becomes Her
Housemarque's hotly anticipated roguelite is finally here, with the promise of horror and intrigue, but does it live up to the hype? This Returnal review will explore the high-highs and low-lows of PlayStation's latest hyped exclusive. Describing Ret...
DARQ: Complete Edition Review: Not So Sweet Dreams (PS5)
DARQ is a unique combination of short, succinct puzzles taking place over the backdrop of a David Lynch movie. Follow the story of Lloyd, a malnourished man attempting to escape his mind-bending dreams. The 2019 hit returns, with this triumphant comp...
Sir Lovelot Review: A Bite-Sized Adventure (PS5)
Sir Lovelot is the next entry in the tough 2D platformer craze, following in the footsteps of Super Meat Boy and Celeste. Set out on a cartoony adventure to save the princesses across the land. However, does it do enough to stand out from the crowd? ...
Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition Review: A Dark and Dangerous Journey (PS5)
Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition is a beautifully updated version of last year's innovative Soulslike. The deadly world and enemies of Fallgrim are looking to take you down. Choose your shell of choice and roll towards this grim and twisted fantasy. Mo...
Maquette Review: An Enchanting Dissection of Love (PS5)
The Unfinished Swan meets Marriage Story in this debut game for Graceful Decay, as the developer explores the highs and lows of being in love in this brilliant puzzle game based around resizing objects in a scale model of a couple's relationship. Re...
Hitman 3 Review: Disconnected Brilliance (PS5)
Agent 47 returns for the third and final entry in The World of Assassination trilogy. Hitman 3 serves up some of the most satisfying stealth gameplay around, but does it get enough right to be considered the best in the Franchise? Find that out and m...
Cyberpunk 2077 Review: Futuristic Hyperactive Action Packed Fun (PS5)
After years of anticipation, Cyberpunk 2077 has arrived. Offering a slew of missions, activities, and lore to explore within the breathtaking atmosphere of Night City. If you are a next-gen owner, you are lucky to experience this vast open world with...
The Pathless Review: A Breath of Fresh Air (PS5)
Is The Pathless worth picking up alongside your PlayStation 5? From the creators of Abzu, The Pathless is a captivating open-world exploration game with unique movement mechanics, but don't expect a Zelda killer. Oh, and I hope you like puzzles, beca...
Planet Coaster: Console Edition Review: All Ups And No Downs (PS5)
Planet Coaster launched back in 2016 on PC to amazing reviews. Management games are foreign to consoles; controllers can be cumbersome with the reliance on menus in the genre. Finally released on console, does Planet Coaster: Console Edition implemen...
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