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.
Tad the Lost Explorer (Switch) review
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.
Fall of Porcupine (Switch) review
Fall of Porcupine was rather interesting title to play. The gameplay was kept simple, but yet intriguing enough. The story tackles questions that we ponder now in real life.
Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate Episode I (PSVR2) review
Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate Episode 1 was enjoyable experience. Even if the game was rather slow-paced it has a good voice acting and intriguing story.
Another Fisherman’s Tale (PSVR2) review
Another Fisherman's Tale was rather enjoyable experience. It had excellent storytelling, but it does fumble with the controls.
Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores (PS5) review
Burning Shores DLC was rather enjoyable experience. The main story was about 7 hours long and I didn't have any dull moments with it. I don't think there's much more to say other than I do recommend this, if you already own the base game and PS5.
Resident Evil 4 (PS5) review
Resident Evil 4 remake was a great experience. It also has a great replayability value, because as hard as I tried I couldn't do all the side missions or collect every collectable in the first playthrough.
The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR (PSVR2) review
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 It wasn't bad or unplayable; it was just outdated and lazily made.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 (PSVR2) review
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.
One More Level 