Video Game Reviews (page 6 of 30)

Read honest video game reviews for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC, and more. In-depth analysis from passionate gamers.

Mortanis Prisoners has a provocative setup, but it ends up as a short, low-stakes shooter that rarely delivers on either survival or horror.

JetSuit is a clever arcade shooter with a weird control scheme that takes time to learn, but once it clicks it is one of Quest's most replayable budget games.

Under The Island is a charming, quirky action adventure that feels like a long lost 2D Zelda, packed with clever tools, heartfelt writing and discovery.

Reanimal is a short but striking horror adventure that refines Tarsier's formula with eerie set pieces, inventive mechanics and unforgettable creature design.

I Hate This Place is stylish isometric survival horror with cool atmosphere and smart ideas that sadly collapse under broken balance and flawed systems.

A-RED Walking Robot is a physics-driven puzzle platformer with a strong concept and frustrating execution, where patience is the real challenge.

Ebola Village is a rough, janky, strangely charming solo-dev survival horror that feels like a bootleg love letter to classic Resident Evil.

Ready or Not is a brutally authentic, tense and unforgettable tactical shooter where every doorway is a threat and every decision a life-or-death gamble.

Cinescape VR is a stylish puzzle adventure set inside iconic movie sets, held back by baffling interaction choices and frustrating puzzle flow.

Crossings is a challenging VR action roguelite set in a Norse-inspired afterlife, with excellent melee combat, gesture-based magic, and strong replay value.

A.I.L.A. blends psychological sci fi with shifting horror scenarios and gorgeous environments, held back by clunky combat on PS5.