PlayStation 4 Archive

  • Review: Dragon’s Crown Pro

    Posted on May 15, 2018 | No Comments
    Returning half a decade after its PlayStation 3 and Vita debut, Dragon’s Crown‘s new “Pro” edition for PlayStation 4 brings back everything that was great about the original, addresses some technical issues, opens cross-play online co-op between all three Sony platforms, remasters the soundtrack with […]

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  • Review: Extinction

    Posted on April 11, 2018 | No Comments
    Iron Galaxy has built a reliable reputation primarily as a contract studio porting games from larger developers to other platforms, but up to now the studio’s own titles have been smaller, indie-scale projects like Divekick and Wreckateer. Both of which were really fun. Extinction, the […]

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  • Review: Minit

    Posted on April 6, 2018 | No Comments
    Minit condenses everything you know and love about the early top-down Zelda quests into a delightfully diminutive, cleverly constructed adventure that’s consumed and digested in bite-sized loops of 60 seconds, for an experience that feels old-fashioned and familiar yet still manages to spark your curiosity […]

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  • Review: Energy Invasion

    Posted on January 26, 2018 | No Comments
    An Arkanoid clone with a dual-stick shooter twist, Energy Invasion pairs familiar ball-and-paddle gameplay with an alternative approach to busting bricks. The genre basics haven’t changed: You slide a paddle back and forth along the bottom of the screen to deflect an orb hurtling upward […]

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  • Gear Review: Logitech G433 7.1 Wired Surround Gaming Headset

    Posted on November 17, 2017 | No Comments
    The last Logitech gaming headset I used, the G231 Prodigy, fell short of the quality I’ve come to expect from the company. While the audio quality was clear, the angular ear design felt awkward, the plastic casing felt bulky, cheap, and rickety, and even with […]

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  • Review: Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back

    Posted on November 14, 2017 | No Comments
    Unlike countless other anthropomorphic platforming mascots, Bubsy holds no special place in my heart. So after a 20-year catnap (more like a hibernation), the wisecracking bobcat’s return in The Woolies Strike Back isn’t met so much by sweeping nostalgic feels as it is more of […]

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  • Review: The Invisible Hours

    Posted on November 8, 2017 | No Comments
    The potential of virtual reality in video games is limited only by the imagination of what hasn’t been done before. What I have most enjoyed about playing games in VR is the fact that no one game feels like it has been copied directly from something […]

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  • Review: SteamWorld Dig 2

    Posted on November 6, 2017 | No Comments
    SteamWorld Dig 2 opens with players controlling Dorothy, a robot looking for her friend Rusty, the starring robot from the first SteamWorld Dig. Dorothy meets a parade of different robotic townsfolk who live in a dusty Western mining town troubled by a recent spike of earthquakes after […]

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  • Review: Pinball FX3

    Posted on October 21, 2017 | No Comments
    Zen Studios continues to set a high bar for video game pinball. I honestly didn’t think they could do any better than Pinball FX2/Zen Pinball 2, and even though Pinball FX3 feels more like an incremental step forward rather than an evolutionary leap into the […]

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  • Gear Review: KontrolFreek Destiny 2, Edge, Striker, and Gamerpack Alpha Thumbsticks

    Posted on October 11, 2017 | No Comments
    It’s been another busy year for KontrolFreek. In addition to launching a brand new line of performance apparel for gamers, the company has continued to do what it does best–release a wide range of its signature analog thumbstick grips for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, […]

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