Bard’s Gold is a fun, simple roguelike platformer, but something’s lost in how (unintentionally, I assume) easy it becomes.
Browsing: PS4
2016 was an amazing year for games, but 2017 looks even better. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, Dragon Quest XI, and Persona 5 are just a few of the highlights.
Pinball FX2 VR brings pinball to life like no video game ever has before, and is one of the best virtual reality games you’ll play.
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero brings Sequin Land and its denizens to life like never before, but something’s been lost in the jump to high definition.
Mark McMorris is a hardcore snowboarding simulation, which makes it very difficult to approach as a snowboarding newbie like myself.
Watch Dogs was a game with a lot of potential, but it’s gritty seriousness let it down. Watch Dogs 2 brings a much-needed tonal shift in favour of fun.
PS4 players missed out on the excellent Rise of the Tomb Raider last year, but now they can get the best, most complete version of the game.
The first two episodes have been square-jawedly focused on Batman, but New World Order smartly turns its attentions to the people around him.
It’s ostensibly a comedy game, but there’s nothing funny about Zenith, and beneath all the bad jokes is a shallow, lifeless Diablo clone.
With its solid exeution and focus on momentum and flow, Shu makes me think of old Sonic and new Rayman—that’s great company to be in.