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.

Peak Rhythm has an interesting hook on paper, but right now its inconsistent rhythm logic, unreliable grabbing, and limited content make it hard to recommend.

Minishoot' Adventures is a brilliant blend of twin-stick shooting, bullet hell intensity, and Zelda-like exploration, and on PS5 it feels like a modern classic.

Planet of Lana 2 is a beautiful sequel with smarter companion puzzles and stronger traversal, but its quiet storytelling still struggles to land emotionally.

Resident Evil Requiem is one of Capcom's best modern entries, blending tense survival horror with explosive action in a dual-protagonist structure that works.

Sands of Aura has an interesting world and some strong ideas, but clunky combat, weak feedback, and frustrating boss design hold it back on PS5.

Death Howl has a striking identity and some cool ideas, but for me, its grind-heavy structure and RNG-driven tactical combat made it hard to enjoy.

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.