The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR was a nightmarish experience. It wasn’t bad or unplayable; it was just outdated and lazily made. It was scary at times and it had a good replayability value, because there was routes player could choose and trying to hit the new high score.

Puzzling Places is really relaxing and stress releasing game. It has nice graphics and all the puzzles are 3D scanned from real places and objects which makes it even more intriguing.

Before Your Eyes is a nice little game that uses only your head, literally. I do recommend it to anyone who owns PSVR2 system.

PSVR2 is a huge leap forward in technology and gaming. I don’t know much about other VR systems since I always used PSVR ones. What I’ve played and experienced I highly recommend it. The only negative thing about it is that the launch titles are rather thin.

Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge – Enhanced Edition is a good PSVR2 game. Even though it doesn’t give a long playtime it still is enough to be engaged.

As I said the game is about 85% climbing and that’s it. I payed this for full 70€ price and all I got was a climbing simulator. Horizon Call of the Mountain was about 6-8 hours long and I want my money back. It also tests your physical strength a lot. Even though the fighting scenes were good and well made, and the graphics looked nice, it’s not worth the full price.

Dead Space was a really well-made Remake of an already great game. It had new additions but they weren’t overpowering the original idea, rather additing more details to the characters and story. I did enjoy this game very much and it also wasn’t overly difficult to play. A game that I like to 100%. Dead Space was not just a new coat of paint, but a perfeclty made Remake.

I had a good time with the game, but the only downfall was the horribly designed boss fights and slow controls. I know they tried to make the game feel more horror that way, but I think they went too far with that idea.

I did enjoy my time with The Devil In Me. It was about 6-7 hours long, just enough to be played again and collect all the collectables I missed. I liked the characters and how realistic they not just looked, but sounded and acted. The game has very high re-play value, so this game can be played over and over again.

God Of War: Ragnarok is a masterful sequel. It has amazingly written story, new characters, well made battle system, beautiful world, lore, new weapons, huge boss battles… it is simply putting a masterpiece of a video game and gamers will remember this adventure for a long time to come.

Bayonetta 3 kinda let me down. It didn’t feel as over-the-top-insane-action as the other two games did. It had its nice moments with the story and few twists here and there.

A Plague Tale: Requiem is a good game. It is longer than the first one. It introduces new characters, huge areas and cities, new gameplay mechanics and graphically it is a very polished game. I liked the story, even though the game was a way too long and streched.

The Shadows Of Rose was about 3 hours long. It felt much longer than that, because the game was designed in a way that every new scenario was completely new.

Even though the game was badly overacted and all the minigames and QTEs were overly easy, making the game have no difficulty whatsoever, I did enjoy little bit the New Tales From The Borderlands.

The gameplay, discovering the world and uncovering its secrets, the graphics and music, all did made me enjoy Tunic.

The Quarry is another amazing title from Supermassive Games which will keep players busy for some time.

Ghostwire: Tokyo is very good game with some new twist. It took me about 11 hours to finish this and it was satisfying to play. The game was full of Japanese folklore, which I found to be interesting and instructive.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land is very good new Kirby game. It leans towards the easy-side, but the level design and the variety of the levels and the areas made it nice to play. All the extra things player can do and collect made the game very much worth the price.

AR: Changing Tides is nice little puzzle-adventure game, that is about 2-3 hours long. It’s relaxing and easy going, just perfect size to play through one sitting.

Martha Is Dead is good psychological horror game. It doesn’t lean on jump-scares or anything cheap, but authentic horror and how war can traumatize a person.

Backbone had deep story and the storytelling was the main point of the whole game.

Twelve Minutes was nice little game with simple gameplay and amazing storyline.

Kena: Bridge Of Spirits is amazing first game from Ember Lab studios. It has old-school vibes, but with new take.

Psychonauts 2 is full of imaginative game worlds, funny characters, great soundtrack, fully voice acted and at least 15-20 hours of gameplay.

Yet another good Life Is Strange -game. Easy gameplay with tons of choices to make. Graphically the game look good with great voice acting.

The Medium is great new horror game. It got monsters, supernatural powers, well-designed characters, amazing voice acting, puzzles, new mechanics and beautiful visuals and amazing story.

Hoa is nice new little adventure-platform game, with animation-esque graphics and marvelous soundtrack.

Little Nightmares meets Inside meets Limbo.

The first true PS5 game. Amazing graphics, cinematic audio, simple story but great gameplay.

Like an interactive dark Grimm’s story, that must be played to be fully realized.

Fast-paced action, lots of gore, lore and the odd, gloomy atmosphere. Olija is a rare experience.

World’s greatest detective updates herself with a voice. Entertaining murder-mystery got even better.

A decent horror game stumbling on some technical flaws.

Only true genre lovers will like this game. Overall medicore execution. Heavily outdated and glitchy. Nothing like Life Is Strange.

One-of-a-kind pixelated horror game with cinematic sound design.

A new sequel to Crash Bandicoot series. Amazing level-design, sound and graphics. Liked the boss battles and fast sequences. EXTREMELY REPLAYABLE!

Great revamp to the next gen hardware. New little touches with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Three new side cases.

Very hooking, lots of secrets to uncover. Gameplay, story, VA, art-style; a total unique punk experience.

Lovely visuals and neat puzzle mechanics, but the story is just whining and crying like a three-year-old.

Bringing great narrative and insightful story. Good interpretation of life’s ups and downs.

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1987’s masterpiece still impresses technically. Stunn 2-bit visuals, thrilling gameplay and high replay value.

Funny, immersion-breaking in the style of old-school point&click, pushing the genre to the new dimensions.

Merging dungeon crawling and Tamagotchi gives new type of experience. Cute visuals and great story, but slightly hard-ish.

Story-driven, mind-bending gameplay in a twisted universe. Visually unique with ingenious puzzles.

Simple, relaxing and beautiful puzzle game. For challenge seekers this has a hard mode, which is truly tough.

Odd, funny little game. Good story, peculiar oddities, lots of music and easy controls. Playing the whole game in a rhythm might get on nerves, though.

Interesting and beautiful with strong storytelling. Gameplay, phasing and voice acting performed finely. However, sadly this type of games are outworn.

Lovely story of a blind boy and finding his way home. Interesting puzzles and beautiful areas. The camera is really bad, though.

Fanciful puzzles, hand-drawn graphics and wordless storytelling, all well-made. Highly Recommended.

Calming, relaxing and easy to play—but this game is still stuck in 2015. Not good, not bad, but decent.

Peaceful, beautiful adventure and flower farming simulation game. Covered with mysterious areas, plants and tiny creatures. Nice little break from our reality.

Mixing, bending genres to create something new, adding the 80s horror nostalgia to give the ultimate creeps. This game is must-play for all horror/puzzle lovers.

A short educational game with harsh, emotional story of a broken family. This indie game deserves to be played.

The same story goes on in the third game, but the huge hotel full of variant themes kept it fresh. The controls were still kinda odd, though.

Lovely story of a boy who finds a magical paintbrush, that can bring all the creations alive. Beautiful visuals, good voice acting and storytelling. The biggest minus is some technical issues.

Hypnotic puzzle game inside traumatic labyrinth of the mind. Being too cryptic might frustrate players to solve some puzzles.

Anguishly difficult, but visually beautiful metroidvania game. Must play for genre lovers.

A mean goose who tantalizes the village people everyday life. Simple game, but containing so much fun. It’s good to be evil sometimes.

Unusual, cryptic, obscure Japanese puzzle-platformer and artistically beautiful. A dark tale about inner discoveries, set in a distorted and perverted world. A must-play indie game!

Shapes, objects, friends, laughing, pooping, farting and everything nice. So have Wattam born! A story of loneliness, finding friends and family by utmost bizarre ways.

The final episode wraps up the story of two wolf brothers. Even though the gameplay felt empty, the story throws in some debatable subjects. Not bad, but not worthwhile of 1,5–years.

Entertaining crime-mystery with zero dull moments. Stunning handcrafted visuals, easy gameplay, smart puzzles, twisty storytelling and… lots of coffee. Jenny LeClue is modernized Nancy Drew!!

Should’ve been the game-changer in video game industry, but in the end only thing left to be changed is the diapers—of Hideo Kojima.

Excellent and innovative with the puzzles, but lacking of a clear and intelligible plot. Puzzle lovers will love this game.

Extremely hard and unforgiving by all the wrong reasons. Not to mention how unfinished and untested everything was.

Funny story-driven action-adventure keeps you smiling for sure. Two friends imaginative quest to save their town from the evil. Also with a goose.

Cinematic horror game with spectacular visuals and twisted story. Makers of Until Dawn comes back with the first game of The Dark Pictures Anthology.

Sean wants to find his little brother and is willing to do anything for him. Episode 4 has the best story thus far and leaves player gaggin’ for more.

Innovative gameplay with good storytelling. Player’s actions has direct effects on the story and the outcome. However, the game feels little bit unpolished.

Racing games from the 90’s arcade slot have found their way on consoles. Horizon Chase Turbo is the best example of a well-made remake from the old classics.

Nice little gravity shifting puzzle game. Mysterious storytelling with various environments. Gameplay might get tricky, but not too complicated.

Questions about love and relationships always been hard to answer. Now there’s a puzzle-adventure game for it, possibly giving you some answers.

Great idea for Stranger Things-like game, but the execution is poor in every way.

Don’t play with Thai myths and curses or you’ll be hunted by a woman with a knife. Even hitting the anxiety nerve, the game is a lackluster in every other way.

Psychological-horror that doesn’t offer anything new. Everything felt dated, boring and much better experience using VR.

Diving into the depths of mental illnesses and facing your fears can be the only way to get better. Sadly with bad voice acting and script makes the whole gaming experience unconvincing.

Promising innovative gameplay, intriguing puzzles, amazing soundscape and emotional story; Another Sight keeps all its promises, but lacks on the graphics.

Nice idea for a game, but running short in every aspect. Not to mention the countless of errors and bugs, but still managing to be fully playable.

Peaceful and lovely story told in VR and non-VR. Luna includes puzzles, storytelling and beautiful visual art.

90’s nostalgic remakes aren’t over yet. Crash comes back with well-made remake that is true to the original, satisfying the fans and newcomers.

Movie-esque game with lot of action and in-real life-impossible-scenes, gives you surely thrills, but shooting an enemy might be hard due the bad controls.

This is the way how old-school games should be done. Effie is a nostalgic adventure platformer with excellent updated take.

Trover Saves the Universe (PS4 Pro) review. Funny and absolutely weird NSFW game gives you laughs for sure.

The Last Door (PS4 Pro) review. Horror story through pixel art can truly be creepy and disturbing. Go point-and-click horror adventure and uncover the secrets that been buried deep.

S.O.N is psychological horror that haunts you the entire gameplay. Going through dark woods and bloody, human-remains-filled, creepy and distrurbing caves, will give squeamish players good frights.

Observation (PS4 Pro) review. Lost in space with an A.I. as your friend, aid and savior. What are you willing to do to ensure the astronauts rescue as an A.I.? Who wins; logic or emotions?

Layers Of Fear 2 continues disturbing the players with all its psychological horror and visual nightmares in this falwless sequel.

Sister and brother surviving horros of plague in 1300’s France. They have to deal with army of killing rats, Inquisition and soldiers to find out the truth behind the plague. Including new style of gameplay and controls, stunning visuals, balanced difficulty, intriguing story and lots of death and gore; equals a must-play game.

Life Is Strange 2 — Episode 3 continues the story of two brothers. After things getting worse they find themselves in somewhat decend life; living in the woods with hippies and working in an illegal marijuana farm. Things still won’t get any easier as Daniel is growing, disobeying the rules and wanting to do things his way, not forgetting his ability to use his superpower to get what he wants.

A teaching game of environmental concerns and a lovely story of two loving dolphings who try to fix the destruction.

A heartwarming interactive story that touches nearly perfection. One of the best PSVR games to date.

My Time At Portia (PS4 Pro) review. Leisure gameplay, with peace of rural town Portia. Building, growing crops, helping townspeople and collecting materials.

Trüberbrook (PS4 Pro) review. 1960’s physicist’s life gets weird after winning a vacation to mysterious rural village. A contest he never even took part of in a first place.

Heaven’s Vault (PS4 Pro) review. Archaeologist Aliya Elasra and her robot Six investigates The Nebula, an ancient network of scattered moons. Discover ancient ruins and translate the secrets of the Nebula’s past.

A mysterious puzzling sideways journey to find answers to your questions. What is the question, anyway? FAR: Lone Sails is 2D mysterious adventure with puzzles and implicit story.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS4 Pro) review. 1500’s Japan is in war and sekiro (one-armed wolf) goes to rescue his master through fire and rain.

Devil May Cry 5 (PS4 Pro) review. Visually stunning hack n slash all the demons with heavy metal playing in the background. Yes, ma’am!

Fun and colourful sequel that has lots of content, but sadly it’s more quantity over quality.

Pode (PS4 Pro) review. Lovely little story with diverse gameplay and puzzles.

Anyone’s Diary (PSVR) review. Short-lived technical mess.

The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince (PS4 Pro) review.

Mind-bending psychological sci-fi takes another part of questioning A.I. Brilliantly written story surrounded with balanced gameplay.

Vane (PS4 Pro) review. Lots of same — too little new

Resident Evil 2 (PS4 Pro) review. Revised classic survival horror made well with totally new take.

Life Is Strange 2 — Episode 2 (PS4 Pro) review. Intriguing story continues with the same leisure gameplay.

Resident Evil 2 Collector’s Edition (PS4) review. Beautiful statue, but too little content for the price.

Resident Evil 2 (PS4 Pro) demo review. Game OK, demo disappointing.

Bending reality and finding the truth of human mind and scanning it to altered reality might get confusing in this long narrated adventure.

Borderlands 2 VR (PSVR/Pro) review. A crazy and twisted shooter with great voice acting and story.

Astro Bot Rescue Mission (PSVR/Pro) review. One of the most beautiful PSVR games out there with lovely story, quirky characters and great level design

The Council Complete Season (PS4) review. Story good and that’s about it.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy (PS4 Pro) review. Magical nostalgic blast times three. So good you can’t stop playing.

Deltarune chapter 1 review. Simple looking, yet rich in content.

Call Of Cthulhu (PS4 Pro) review. Horrible in every aspect

Marvel’s Spider-Man The Heist (PS4 Pro) review. Great addition to the main game.

Red Dead Redemption 2 (PS4 Pro) review. Detail rich game, where you do things you’d wish to do in real life.

Luigi’s Mansion (3DS) review. Just as good as the original.

LEGO DC Super-Villains. Not as solid as a LEGO bricks usually are.

Luigi’s Mansion (GC) review. A classic that have aged gracefully to be played today.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (PS4 Pro) review. Barely anything new than just the name and theme.

This is the Police 2 (PS4 Pro) review. Adventure, strategy, management, simulation story driven, turn based; This is the Police 2.

Anamorphine (PS4 Pro) review. Unfinished mess.

Narcosis (PS4 Pro) review. Psychological horror under deep blue sea.

Marvel’s Spider-Man (PS4 Pro) review. Arachnophobia or not; this game is must.

Life is Strange 2 – Episode 1: Roads (PS4 Pro) review. Interesting adventure with a whiny little brother.

Observer (PS4 Pro) review. One of the most distinctive work of graphical art.

Transference (PSVR/Pro) review. Reality bending thriller that is short–lived.

Layers Of Fear (PS4 Pro) review. Painting on the fear layer by layer.

Blind (PSVR/Pro) review. Psychological thriller that leaves you in the darkness.

Shadow Of The Tomb Raider (PS4 Pro) review. Barely anything new in Lara’s adventure.

Flipping Death (PS4 Pro) review.

We Happy Few (PS4 Pro) review. Pill of Joy a day can keep doctors away.

The Persistence (PS4 Pro) review. Great concept—bad execution.

The Mooseman (PS4 Pro) review. Going on a journey to find yourself.

Adventure Time: Pirates Of The Enchridion (PS4 Pro) review. You can have an adventure time, but it may lie short.

Unravel Two (PS4 Pro) review. Going to a macroscopic adventure is more fun with a friend.

Kona (PSVR) review. A story of a village that has peculiar past.

Oxenfree (PS4 Pro) review. Other dimensions? Aliens? Simulation? Reality? Oxenfree questions all of it.

Agony (PS4 Pro) review. Disgustingly beautiful Hell with awful everything else. And this time there is no Satan to blame.

Blackwood Crossing (PS4 Pro) review. A walkthrough simulation goes odd and ugly.

Forgotton Anne (PS4 Pro) review. What happens to every lost item?

Detroit: Become Human (PS4 Pro) review. What makes us human — what makes us conscious? Can it be made artificially?

Detective Pikachu (3DS) review.
An adventure of talking Pikachu that bores you to death.

A review of Yakuza 0 (龍が如く0 誓いの場所 Ryū ga Gotoku Zero). A long story can’t always be told short.

God Of War (PS4 Pro) review.

Assassin’s Creed Origins (PS4 Pro) review. An adventure how it all began.

Detroit: Become Human Demo (PS4 Pro) impression. Does it deliver?

Fe (PS4 Pro) review. Fe is an adventure game filled with mystery.

A Way Out (PS4 Pro) review. A video game, movie and friendship all bind together.

Poochy and Yoshi’s Woolly World is 3DS —version of the Wii U game Yoshi’s Woolly World. But is the cuteness lost in translation?

My RetroReview of Super Mario 3D Land, スーパーマリオ3Dランド, [Sūpā Mario Surī Dī Rando] on 3DS.

RetroReview of Dino Crisis (ディノクライシス) (PlayStation) from 1999. I never played this before so it was time to and I loved it.

Super Mario World (スーパーマリオワールド) (SNES) review

Super Mario Bros 3. (スーパーマリオブラザーズ3) (NES) review.

Shadow Of The Colossus on PlayStation 4 is third instalment of the same game. First it came on PlayStation 2 2005 and later on PlayStation 3 as remastered 2011 and finally on PlayStation 4 as a full remake. Shadow Of The Colossus is absolutely a exceptional game of its beautiful and lush environments and high—end graphics and gameplay and story that will be hard to top.

Very firstly what I must say about this game that it is extremely unique. Undertale is one good example that good game doesn’t need high end graphics. Undertale’s innovative gameplay system makes this a special experience.

The Inpatient is a scary horror PSVR game that tells backstory of the sanitarium and how it came to be abandoned as it was in the Until Dawn —game.

The Invisible Hours is a murder mystery game that is in many ways different than other games usually; you don’t actually “play” it and by that I mean you won’t play as any character — you are more like an observer of the happening and you can follow and listen anyone you like to solve WHODUNNIT!?

The Evil Within (in Japan called Psychobreak (サイコブレイク, Saikobureiku) series was made by the same person who was behind Resident Evil games. He wanted to make spiritual successor to RE4 and that’s how The Evil Within was born.

Crash Bandicoot was made to PS4 as a remaster and it includes Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped.

When this game Journey first came out it was years ago exclusively on PS3. Now time has passed and it’s time for the game to be released on PS4. You’ll go on mystical adventure that makes you feel lots of different emotions.

This game is ominous. In a good way, that is. Stick It To The Man is excellent example of unique story and gameplay and an idea overall.

The preview of it was something that spoke to me and only then I knew it was the same developer who has made one of my favourite game Until Dawn.

There isn’t much to do except sit tight and shoot. Even thought you might think it’s safe in this cart but — you can die.

The lovely story starts with a man (you, me, the player) finding Zoe (Jack and Marguarite’s daughter) from a filthy swamp area, lying on the ground surrounding by two SWAT look a likes and you (the player) are worried and scared that something bad is happening/happened to Zoe so you burst in to the scene and fight off the soldiers and take, Zoe, who is mostly completely crystallized and you carry her to safety.

I downloaded the ‘Not A Hero’ and gave it a shot. Very first I notice how little things took me back to the beginning of this year when RE7 was originally released. I didn’t let the past traumas to interrupt me and I moved on with this piece.

Bound is touching story and unique experience. You control a young woman named Princess (she is a princess, infact). She has to save the world from destruction and from the evil!

The story starts of a unknown character, a man (you) sitting a carrage tied up with other fellows having the same fate as you have (for unknown reason.) You arrive to the little rural village and all the prisoners from the carriage is executed one by one because of their crimes they have made. One try to run but he is shot dead by an arrowest. When they ask who you are then comes very long and awkward silence. They all look at you and see you to change shape, colour, face etc. for a moment and then the game is continuing (the awkward moment was you making your character.) You are about to be executed by chopping your head off but just in the brink of time you are saved by… a dragon!! Think of that.

I remember faintly the first Knack that came in end of 2013 as a launch game of PlayStation 4. The game was kinda hyped but its performance ran short. The game was sluggish and framerate dropped like Titanic when there was more than two enemies in the screen.
First Knack was kinda dissapointment, even the plot wasn’t that good so overall the whole game was below average.

But now… now there is Knack 2 and this time the story is different. The game looks good and it seems to run smoothly. This is true. The game doesn’t seem to be sluggish at all and everything is like it should’ve been in Knack 1. What dissapointments could lie our way this time?

Resident Evil is from 1996 when the first game came out for PS1. Back then it was a hit but after the years its fame has faded away slowly. There, of course, are some old dedicated RE fans all over the world who always waiting for the next RE to come and blow them away. That, in fact, happened with RE 7 when it came out earlier this year and it blew everyone out of their gaming seats. But this RE Revelations was originally for 3DS back in early 2012. I remember when it came out it was the coolest game EVER and the 3D—effect was awesome!

Like every other Uncharted game this is no exception how good this is. Althought for me personally I don’t like to play these type of games through many times in a row since all the jumping and climbing is very much annoying and those puzzles that I need to check from online how they are solved. But very first impression is golden with this game. It all started Chloe (called Frazer since it is her last name) looking some clothes to buy for herself in Indian marketplace. She is surely onto something and she managed to get herself in a car to get in a city area that was off limits and she needs to meet someone in a rooftop.

First of all Hellbdlade Senua’s Sacrifice is no ordinary game. It has been developed with close working with schizophrenia patients, paranoia patienses and professionals of this matter. You can clearly see this influense at very beginning when the main character Senua is hearing all sorts of voices and some of them are nice some of them are giggling like a child and some of them are demanding and frightening as hell.

The story starts of astronauts that are about to come back home from outer space. They were studying radiation that is coming from some kind of source and when the astronaut (you) goes outside closer to the radiation, in a small spaceship, he and the other astronauts gets sucked in a whirlpool of radiation and what seems to be a wormhole of some sort and they end up in… other dimension?

The story starts with the main character Leon S. Kennedy (who is also in Resident Evil 2.) He has a job to rescue U.S. president’s daughter who was kidnapped and the clues of her whereabouts lead to a rural Spanish village.

Puppeteer tells story of Kutaro; a puppet who ended up in midst of an crazy adventure that nobody wouldn’t ever believe! The story starts of Little Bear who stole a Moon Goddesses Moonstone and magical scissors, Calibrus. After that he named himself as Moon Bear King and smashed the Moonstone into pieces and handed over a piece to each of his Generals so they would gain power and they all could reign the world.

After years of hiatus I finally heard that there is going to be new Banjo-Ka… no, there is going to be a Yooka-Laylee —game. It was supposed be Banjo-Kazooie’s successor since seemed Microsoft managed to crush and burn one of the greatest adventure-platformer game. And now some of the (former) original Banjo-Kazooie team managed to escape from the blazing flames of Microsoft headquarter’s and with their triumph of joy they established a brand new company named Playtonics and they wanted to release Yooka-Laylee.