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Our Battlefield 6 PS5 review finds excellent multiplayer, weighty gunplay, and strong performance, with a campaign that struggles to match the spectacle.
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Our Battlefield 6 PS5 review finds excellent multiplayer, weighty gunplay, and strong performance, with a campaign that struggles to match the spectacle.

Neon Inferno is a feast for your eyes and ears wrapped around a gameplay core that doesn't quite understand what made its inspirations timeless.

Our Static Dread: The Lighthouse PS5 review explores ship-routing gameplay, branching choices, and the cosmic horror behind its cozy routine.

Silly Polly Beast might beat you down and make you want to throw your controller, but it does it with so much style that you will not stay mad for long.

Our Arken Age Quest 3 review covers physics-based combat, inventive weapon mods, climbing, and a spectacular final boss in a superb VR adventure.

Cronos: The New Dawn is a chilling descent into a world lost to time, a brutal and beautiful reminder of what happens when humanity forgets how to live.

Trenches VR might make you jump once or twice, but it won't linger in your mind the way great horror games do.

P1: Anchor Light turns looping art deco corridors into an eerie anomaly hunt, testing your memory and patience as you spot what changed on PS5.

Reach is a breathtaking leap forward for what VR can feel like, and once you experience it, every other movement system will feel a little less satisfying.

Star Wars: Beyond Victory may be a short experience, but it's one of the most charming and human Star Wars stories told in VR.

Yooka-Replaylee offers colorful worlds and plenty to collect on PS5, but its safe platforming and hollow progression rarely leave a strong impression.

Memoreum is an atmospheric shooter with strong sci-fi storytelling, big cinematic moments, and just enough jank to remind you it's built for standalone VR.

Candy Rangers is creative, unique, and undeniably full of personality, but it is also overwhelming, repetitive, and sometimes downright frustrating.

Alien: Rogue Incursion Evolved Edition is a welcome return to the Alien universe on consoles.

Forgive Me Father 2 on PS5 has wonderfully grotesque weapons and strong comic-book horror, but frequent frame-rate drops hurt its frantic combat.

Zix is one of the most exciting VR roguelites I have played on Quest 3.

Captured is an excellent example of how simplicity and creativity can build something unforgettable.

Surviving Mars: Pioneer is a slightly flawed but absolutely brilliant survival builder that captures the magic of exploring and colonizing Mars.

Of Lies and Rain is not perfect, but it proves smaller VR projects can punch above their weight with atmosphere, inventive design and a balanced story.

UnLoop is a fascinating little puzzler that thrives on a simple but effective idea.

Slap Fighter is a goofy VR brawler where slapping rules the world, but the impact is somewhat missing.

Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel is a chaotic, beautiful, and refreshingly mythological spin on the survivor-like formula.

Luto doesn't just try to scare you, it gets into your head and makes you feel uneasy long after you've put the controller down.

9 Years of Shadows is a beautiful ride held back by tedious systems.