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Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered brings back chaotic battles between giant monsters, featuring destructible cities, a variety of kaiju and accessible controls. It may not be the deepest fighting game, but it delivers plenty of fun, especially when played with others.
Virtue and a Sledgehammer combines destruction with philosophical storytelling to explore artificial intelligence, humanity and difficult moral choices. Its engaging narrative, distinctive PS2-inspired visuals and atmospheric soundtrack create an experience that stays with you after the credits roll. It may not be for everyone, but fans of games with something meaningful to say should give it a chance.
Joe & Mac Retro Collection brings together three classic platforming adventures that still have plenty of charm, especially for fans of retro games. While some mechanics feel dated, I enjoyed revisiting these prehistoric heroes and reliving childhood memories. On PS5, it's a great opportunity to rediscover a piece of gaming history.
Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest offers a charming adventure where you can create your own cat, join one of four clans, and explore forest territories. Turn-based combat and character customization provide some enjoyable moments, but repetitive quests and underdeveloped interactions keep the game from reaching its full potential. Fans of cats and the Warrior Cats series may still find plenty to enjoy.
Mycopunk is a quirky co-op shooter featuring chaotic battles against fungal enemies, unusual weapons, and a creative upgrade system. With varied missions, hidden challenges, and plenty of fun to share with friends, it offers plenty of reasons to return to the battlefield. Read our review to find out what this shooter brings to PS5.
HELLBOUND INC turns package delivery into a hellish challenge filled with precise platforming, puzzles, and dark humor. With 47 levels across eight themed departments, it offers plenty of challenges for platforming fans. However, its demanding gameplay and precise controls can sometimes become frustrating.
Tales of Eternia Remastered proves that a compelling story, memorable characters, and engaging combat can stand the test of time. Its new options make the adventure more accessible and customizable, but dated minigames and frustrating sections reveal the age of the original. Despite these shortcomings, it is a worthwhile return for fans of classic JRPGs.
Stupid Never Dies offers an unusual premise, interesting monster transformations, and occasional flashes of absurd humor. However, repetitive combat, clunky controls, and uneven difficulty undermine the experience. It's entertaining in short bursts but struggles to remain engaging over longer sessions.
Frostpunk Nintendo Switch delivers the same tense and challenging experience that made the original so memorable. I enjoyed it just as much as before, while the ability to play comfortably while lying down makes this version even more appealing. It can still be frustrating when you fail to plan ahead, but the well-executed Switch port makes it an excellent choice for strategy fans.
Final Fantasy Resonance is a love letter to classic JRPGs, combining satisfying turn-based combat, gorgeous HD-2D visuals, and a soundtrack full of nostalgia. Its predictable story keeps it from a perfect score, but this is still an adventure worth experiencing.
Alpha Nomos: offers an intriguing concept where rhythm shapes every fight, while musical upgrades add a creative twist to its combat. However, limited variety and technical issues keep it from reaching its full potential. Fans of rhythm-based action games may still find something worth experiencing.
Enshrouded: won me over with its excellent building system, extensive crafting options, and the freedom to turn a simple base into an impressive castle. Combat and the Shroud mechanic add depth to the experience, but the shallow story and forgettable soundtrack keep the game from reaching its full potential. Still, fans of survival RPGs, especially those who enjoy co-op and creative building, will find plenty to enjoy.
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 delivers brutal retro FPS action, satisfying gunplay, striking pixel-art visuals, and a soundtrack that keeps the carnage going. While uneven difficulty, a thin story, and a lack of ambition hold it back, this is still a bloody good time for fans of old-school shooters and the Warhammer 40,000 universe.
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse delivers a strong return to classic 2D action, with satisfying combat, striking gothic visuals, and an excellent soundtrack. While its exploration and platforming play things relatively safe, it remains a highly enjoyable adventure for fans of the series.
Silver Pines: is an atmospheric horror adventure that combines a surreal mystery reminiscent of Twin Peaks with disturbing creatures and elements inspired by Silent Hill and Resident Evil. Exploration, cleverly designed puzzles, and a practical photography system for documenting clues are among its biggest strengths, while the lack of clear guidance can occasionally make progression frustrating. Despite a few shortcomings, it's a compelling choice for psychological horror fans who enjoy uncovering the secrets of a world where nothing is quite what it seems.
Mexican Ninja brings Mexican and Japanese culture together in an over-the-top action adventure built around fast-paced combat, outrageous special moves, and unapologetically crude humor. Its roguelike elements and varied builds offer plenty of room for experimentation, although repetitive levels, limited enemy variety, and occasional readability issues keep it from reaching its full potential. Still, fans of characterful beat ’em ups will find plenty to enjoy in this unusual adventure
Deck of Haunts offers an interesting concept that puts you in control of a haunted house, using cards, traps, and room layouts to stop intruders from reaching your heart. House building and room management are the game's biggest strengths, while repetitive gameplay, a brief tutorial, and a shallow story prevent it from reaching its full potential. Still, fans of strategic roguelikes with a horror atmosphere will find plenty of reasons to give it a try.
OBAKEIDORO 2: Chase & Seek brings a playful horror twist to multiplayer hide-and-seek. With charming characters and quick matches, it offers fun with friends, but limited variety holds it back.
In Songs of Glimmerwick, we step into a magical school where spells are learned through melodies, a mysterious island awaits exploration, and unusual characters have stories of their own to tell. This cozy RPG stands out with its charming atmosphere, beautiful art style, and a unique musical approach to magic. However, a slow start and occasionally tedious traversal take some of the shine off the adventure.
Think you and your partner make a great team? This game might put that theory to the test. In Paddle Paddle Paddle, you must work together to guide a tiny raft through tricky obstacles, deadly gaps, and challenging platforming sections. The controls are simple, but mastering the physics and synchronizing your paddling is another story entirely. Expect plenty of falls, frustrating retries, and arguments over whose fault it really was.