PS4 Reviews

Break the walls down!

A playable horror movie, Until Dawn is unique among games.

Sit down on an old-school couch to play an incredible RPG with an old-school friend.

Come for the tight Multiplayer action- or not at all.

Now That’s What I Call Sing tries to go back to a time when karaoke games ruled supreme, or at least were considered a fun way to pass the time with your console, and attempts to revitalize the genre with a fresh new outing. Does it have what it takes …

A tricky name for a wonderful remaster.

I am a massive AC fan, and to be honest I was dreading Syndicate joining the franchise.

Avid Destiny fans, year one players united, The Taken King is the biggest expansion made for the game so far.

My time in Mad Max was spent making more enemies than friends, collecting car parts like they were jiggies in Banjo Kazooie, and driving around like some kind of deranged Dale Earnhardt (no I don’t watch Nascar, and no I’m not a redneck).

Same game?! Did you say “same game“!?

Cars and football come together to create some great multi-player fun.

Pneuma: Breath of Life is a soothing cerebral puzzle game. Built around beautiful aesthetics and clever puzzles, the game focuses on exploration rather than domination.

The journey into the mind can be dangerous, and Red Goddess: Inner World only confirms it.

Return to the war-torn Europe of WWII with B.J. Blazkowicz, and see where the world of Wolfenstein: The New Order began.

Tower of Guns doesn’t stop. From the moment you start, it barrages you with enemy fire, loot, upgrades, and more. It’s a speed-run friendly, fast-paced, chaotic first-person shooter with permadeath and randomized elements.

Swords and Demons and Guns?! What more could you want?