Played On: PS5 (Original) Difficulty: N/A With there being so few vehicular combat games anymore since Twisted Metal has gone silent, there was something oddly refreshing and hopeful about Lucid… Read more Destruction AllStars Review: Destructive and explosive fun that’s nearly thwarted by its thin content →
PlayStation was able to dominate the last console generation by delivering exclusive after exclusive that showed why they were the best place to play. Whether it was return of Kratos… Read more PlayStation’s eyeing up Demon’s Souls remake developer BluePoint Games: What could be their next game? →
One aspect of my love for gaming that doesn’t really come up in my reviews, mostly because it doesn’t pertain to the overall quality of a game, is my love… Read more Platinum Memories: The road to my 100th Platinum Trophy on PlayStation →
Played On: PlayStation 4 (Original) Difficulty: Normal Final Fantasy VII is usually regarded as not only one of the most top-tier Final Fantasy games of all-time, but even one of… Read more Final Fantasy VII Remake: An impressive and ambitious new standard for remakes →
Played On: PlayStation 5 Difficulty: N/A LittleBigPlanet always seemed like a game that only Media Molecule could create and maintain the series’ ideal of play, create, share until third installment… Read more Sackboy: A Big Adventure Review: A familiar, but undeniably delightful adventure →
Played On: PS5 Difficulty: N/A When the small, but largely ambitious game studio Young Horses broke onto the game scene back in 2014 with Octodad: Dadliest Catch, their quirky humor… Read more Bugsnax Review: An ambitious adventure full of strange characters and a lot of heart →
Played On: PlayStation 5 Difficulty: N/A Pack-in games, games that are bundled with new consoles or new accessories, were once something kind of special since the games were a pretty… Read more Astro’s Playroom Review: A beautiful nod to PlayStation’s history that shows the DualSense’s innovative potential →
Played On: PS4 (Original) Difficulty: N/A When Vicarious Visions brought one of gaming’s most iconic characters, Crash Bandicoot, back from the dead in 2017 with the N. Sane Trilogy, the… Read more Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Review: Incredible ambition and immense challenge create Crash’s best outing ever →
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