PlayStation Game Reviews
PlayStation Game Reviews
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Our detailed reviews of the latest PS games help you decide what to play next. We provide a thorough analysis of gameplay, graphics, story, and more.
I Am Your Beast Review (PS5) – Unleash the Beast
I Am Your Beast Review (PS5) – Unleash the BeastTake a gander at our I Am Your Beast review to see how this stylish and frenetic shooter stacks up from the same developers of the fantastic El Paso Elsewhere! The post I Am Your Beast Review (PS5) – Unleash the Beast appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
Reviews – PlayStation UniverseJul 4
REMATCH Review (PS5)- Matching Up Well With The Competition
REMATCH Review (PS5)- Matching Up Well With The CompetitionREMATCH bursts with style and finesse, but can it really compete with the juggernauts that inspired it, or will you want to rescind this rematch? Read our REMATCH PS5 Review to find out! The post REMATCH Review (PS5)- Matching Up Well With The Competition appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
Reviews – PlayStation UniverseJun 30
FBC: Firebreak Review (PS5) – The Oldest House Needs Some New Tricks
FBC: Firebreak Review (PS5) – The Oldest House Needs Some New TricksWe got our hands on Remedy Entertainment's first multiplayer title; FBC: Firebreak on PS5. Check out our review right here. The post FBC: Firebreak Review (PS5) – The Oldest House Needs Some New Tricks appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
Reviews – PlayStation UniverseJun 27
Ruffy And The Riverside Review (PS5) – A Delightfully Inventive 3D Platformer That Relies On Much More Than Nostalgia
Ruffy And The Riverside Review (PS5) – A Delightfully Inventive 3D Platformer That Relies On Much More Than NostalgiaRuffy and the Riverside is the most infectious and clever 3D platformer to come along in a while. Read our PS5 review for the definitive verdict. The post Ruffy And The Riverside Review (PS5) – A Delightfully Inventive 3D Platformer That Relies On Much More Than Nostalgia appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
Reviews – PlayStation UniverseJun 26
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach Review (PS5) – Life’s A Beach
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach Review (PS5) – Life’s A BeachRead our review of Death Stranding 2: On The Beach to see if this long-awaited follow-up delivers on the goods promised to us. The post Death Stranding 2: On The Beach Review (PS5) – Life’s A Beach appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
Reviews – PlayStation UniverseJun 23
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach (PS5) Review: Surf’s Up!
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach (PS5) Review: Surf’s Up!This beach is making waves. The post Death Stranding 2: On the Beach (PS5) Review: Surf’s Up! appeared first on PlayStation LifeStyle .
PlayStation LifeStyleJun 23
Preview: Deltarune Chapters 3 and 4 Build Mysteries
Preview: Deltarune Chapters 3 and 4 Build Mysteries I didn’t quite know how I wanted to cover Deltarune ’s latest releases. We’re at the point at which the game is a paid product. With the third and fourth chapters, a great deal of the story is here. But given it is still unfinished, a review didn’t feel right. It really came down to my thinking about how many answers we got as of this latest launch, as well as new questions remained. Turns out, there’s a lot. So for now, given how much of the story remains untold, instead it comes down to yet another preview. Deltarune Chapters 3-4 do even more to ensure the story seems fascinating and poignant, while introducing new gameplay mechanics via certain minigames. Editor’s note: There will be no Deltarune Chapters 3-4 story spoilers below. With Deltarune Chapters 3 and 4 , we’re put in two interesting positions. In one, we’re entirely in the Dark World dealing with Tenna’s TV World and its associated minigames. There are some Light World elements to it, but it tends to focus on providing unusual gameplay experiences unlike ones we’ve seen in the title so far and some additional revelations about Darkners and some of the antagonistic forces. In Chapter 4 there are far more Light World experiences, offering insights into the lives of some characters and what happened to them since events in Chapter 2 , while also involving a new Dark World location and some of the biggest revelations in the story so far. As a result, I feel like I enjoyed Chapter 3 more in terms of experiences, but found Chapter 4 more valuable to the overall experience.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CN4ZcGJoZac With Deltarune Chapter 3 , there’s this sense of experimentation and tribute felt throughout. There are these The Legend of Zelda style segments packed with humor and genuinely interesting gameplay. The idea of going through these challenges to complete objectives, while also enjoying a presentation complete with CRT filters and the group in front of a TV is so inventive. Likewise, the eventual cooking and rhythm minigames are these novel experiences that perfectly fit into the theme of this world and Deltarune world at the same time. The real revelations come from actually reaching the end of the chapter and final fights. While the insights and information we’re gaining her might not feel like they’re as critical as the ones in Chapter 4 , they carry some major weight and deepen the mystery surrounding Kris, the Darkners, and an appearance from a major antagonist we’ve only seen mentioned in the first two chapters. Images via Toby Fox and 8-4 Deltarune Chapter 4 represents a shift in tone in many ways. In part, it is because we get a substantial amount of time to explore both the Light and Dark Worlds with a lot less pressure than normal. It feels like a true calm before the storm moment at parts. So even if we are learning some information about an area, we’re also getting a chance to breathe before the final stretch. Which is good because once we do see Kris and Susie unite with Noelle, we get to go through one of the most fascinating gameplay segments in this chapter. Throughout the game, the concept of choices, people’s motivations, and impact of decisions come up. We also question identity and different characters’ motivations. We get this extended period of that here. Then, once we return to the Dark World for the “dungeons” for this segment, there are even more answers and questions. The puzzles and fights are also quite satisfying, both in terms of difficulty and what we get out of the experiences. With Deltarune Chapters 3-4 , it really feels like we’ve gotten into the meat of the game. We’re on the precipice of major revelations and answers after really interesting experiences. The minigames in Chapter 3 are really well handled and add some extra diversity, and the lore, character insights, dungeon experiences, and advancements in Chapter 4 build things up in a satisfying way. Truly, this feels so much more substantial than the first two chapters, though the second ended up being quite big and revolutionary in its own way. At this pace, Chapter 5 and Deltarune as a whole could easily end up being just as phenomenal and important as Undertale . Deltarune Chapters 1-4 are available now on the Switch, Switch 2, PS4, PS5, and PC . There’s no release date for Chapter 5 yet. The post Preview: Deltarune Chapters 3 and 4 Build Mysteries appeared first on Siliconera .
PlayStation 4 News Category - SiliconeraJun 20
The Alters Review (PS5) – Getting By With A Little Help From Myself
The Alters Review (PS5) – Getting By With A Little Help From Myself11 bit studios releases its most ambitious title yet. Come see how it fared in our official The Alters PS5 Review! The post The Alters Review (PS5) – Getting By With A Little Help From Myself appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
Reviews – PlayStation UniverseJun 19
Splitgate 2 Review
Splitgate 2 ReviewA decent successor that expands on the original, but never really surpasses it.
IGN ArticlesJun 19
Raidou Remastered: The Mystery Of The Soulless Army Review (PS5) – A Cult Favorite Returns For A New Generation
Raidou Remastered: The Mystery Of The Soulless Army Review (PS5) – A Cult Favorite Returns For A New GenerationRaidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army is another solid remaster. Find out what we thought in our Raidou Remastered: They Mystery of the Soulless Army PS5 review. The post Raidou Remastered: The Mystery Of The Soulless Army Review (PS5) – A Cult Favorite Returns For A New Generation appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
Reviews – PlayStation UniverseJun 18