Reviews

The Enhanced Edition of Space Hulk: Deathwing brings this grimdark first-person shooter to the PS4, giving the console players a chance to experience the thrills of purging a giant spaceship from Tyranids as a company of Terminator Marines. And while it's all fresh on the PS4, the new edition actually introduces several new features to the original game, including a brand-new Special Missions mode.

While it's still in early access, Parkitect is already a strong contender for the title of the premiere roller coaster sim. It seamlessly blends the old with the new, offers a lot of bang for your buck, and runs exceptionally well. If you want to build and manage some rides, this is the game for you.

A side-scrolling beat-em-up that follows in the footsteps of the genre's greats, Coffee Crisis was originally released for the Megadrive (Genesis) system in 2017. But now that it's available on PC, it comes with some extra bells and whistles, expanded enemy numbers, and even a Twitch integration feature. It's also just a fun game all around.

Neither a dungeon crawler nor a turn-based strategy, Might & Magic Elemental Guardians is a fast-paced free to play RPG for mobile devices centered around collecting and upgrading heaps of magical creatures. And within that context, it's a good game. Just don't expect to find a classic Might & Magic title here.

With its varied and customizable vehicles, fun challenges, and multi-route tracks, ONRUSH is a great arcade combat racer that's way more about combat than it is about racing.

Overall a great addition to the Far Cry franchise, with smooth gunplay, an interesting story line, and a fantastic soundtrack.

Inventing a new sport in this day and age is a great challenge, but the developers behind Laser League were not at all daunted by it, ultimately creating a fast-paced futuristic spectacle focused on capturing nodes and avoiding laser beams. We as a society may not quite be ready for a sport like this, but it's undeniable that its digital representation is a lot of fun.

Once you come to terms with that fact it has nothing to do with a certain office supplies company, you'll see The Office Quest as a neat, if somewhat short, point-and-click adventure with unique visuals and some nice puzzles.

It can be tricky to interest people in a prequel to a story they already know the ending of, but Life is Strange: Before the Storm manages to do just that, even despite the added challenge of not having any supernatural elements to fall back on.

A reimagining of a true, if somewhat underappreciated, classic for the PS4, the latest iteration of Shadow of the Colossus is just as hauntingly beautiful as it's always been. Perhaps even more so thanks to the new graphics built from the ground up for the new generation of consoles, plus all the new collectibles you can discover across the world.