Now, there's a new VR Mode and it is for remake of Resident Evil 4—which was a fantastic game by the way—but does it suffer the same "too realistic" gameplay issue that I didn't like in RE Village?
Resident Evil 4 (PS5) VR Mode review
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (PS5) review
Three years later, we got Marvel's Spider-Man 2 for PS5. The series continues the story of Peter Parker and Miles Morales. But can it be as good as the previous two games?
The Expanse: A Telltale Series (PS4) review
The Expanse: A Telltale Series was a good experience even though the episodes were rather short. It does have a great replayability value, since you can play it again and do choices you didn't do in the first run.
A Fisherman’s Tale (PSVR2) review
A Fisherman's Tale was rather short-lived but good experience. It's one of those games that if you own PSVR2 you should definitely play it.
Playdate review
It's still too early to say is Playdate doomed or not, since it was launched about 6 months ago, but thusfar everything looks good.
Goodbye Volcano High (PS5) review
Goodbye Volcano High is about 5-6 hours long and it was a perfect length for a game like this. It also had a replay value, since you can play it again and do choices you didn't do in the first playthrough.
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals (PS5) review
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals is very well made ensemble and sequel that ties the original game. It had everything I want from a game; engaging story and gameplay, beautiful visuals, good music and sound effects.
Tad the Lost Explorer (Switch) review
Tad the Lost Explorer was enoyable experience, even though it didn't reach the hights of the animation movies, but at least the game was playable. The laggy controls and low fps didn't help at all the situation.
Journey To The Savage Planet: Employee Of The Month (PS5) review
Journey To The Savage Planet: Employee Of The Month wasn't just analysing your environment, it was also a first person shooting and platforming. All the secrets the game hid was nice to find and rewarding. The rouchy humour and various biomes made the game a nice experience.
Layers of Fear (PS5) review
Layers of Fear was a good game to play—again. New animations, voiceovers, collectibles, rearranged environment, new puzzles, new mechanics, new stories and Unreal Engine 5 did elevate it to the new hights.
One More Level 