Through the story of a kid trying to bring light and colour back to an abandoned town, Concrete Genie thoughtfully explores themes of bullying.
Browsing: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Blood and Truth uses virtual reality to make you the star of a high-octane cockney gangster flick, and it’s a wild ride indeed.
Everybody’s Golf pretty much has the arcade-style golf game corner locked down. With developer Clap…
Days Gone skirts around some subversive ideas, but a weak ending turns it into just another generic zombie story. Its open world is better than most, at least.
MLB The Show 19 delivers the same pitch-perfect baseball simulation the series is known for, but the new March to October mode is the real highlight.
The sheer volume of new games released in 2018 was overwhelming, but among all that were some real gems. Here are our picks for the best of them.
With its psychedelic influence, Tetris Effect takes the iconic puzzle game and turns it into an emotional journey like no other.
FromSoftware’s Deracine seems like a departure from their usual fare, but its haunting exploration of loss and regret is Miyazaki to a T.
I was pleasantly surprised at the humanity behind the PS4 Spider-Man game, but its first DLC replaces that with tired tropes and more meaningless icons.
[masterslider id=”2″]