Romancing Saga 2 is a timeless RPG that combines deep mechanics, an engaging art style, and innovative gameplay elements. While some systems may alienate newcomers, fans of challenging, strategy-driven RPGs will find immense satisfaction in its layered approach to combat and exploration. Its thematic focus on generational legacy and adaptability makes it a standout title on the PS5. If you’re willing to embrace its quirks and steep learning curve, Romancing Saga 2 offers a rich and rewarding journey.

The Adventurers is a turn-based tactical RPG where every decision shapes your legacy. Lead your party of heroes in an open world filled with random events that affect your story. Survive a high fantasy landscape where your epic saga is waiting to be written.

Touhou Spell Carnival is a bullet hell shmup with tactical RPG elements, featuring magical girls Reimu Hakurei and Marisa Kirasame uncovering the meaning behind Gensokyo's Spell Carnival.

New World: Aeternum is a brilliant fantasy MMORPG. The large world is spectacular to explore. Moreover, character progression and the list of never-ending tasks will keep you busy for hours. If you love the genre, you'll adore this PC and console gaming experience.

An Everyday Story is a 2.5D story-driven puzzle platformer with a heartfelt twist. Experience life from the view of three trinkets... what do you think happens when our dreams become so real that they stain our reality?

Fox Legend is a pleasant old-school platformer with a modern aesthetic. I loved the 2D and 3D imagery. Moreover, the drip-fed mechanics keep you going from beginning to end. Though it is short, I enjoyed it nonetheless.

Highway Police Simulator is a woeful example of a simulator experience. It is broken, messy, and unbelievably terrible. This is a shame as the potential is there to see. However, too many bugs and awful acting hold it back.

Toads of the Bayou is visually charming and, thankfully, it has the gameplay chops to back it up. There might be a few quirks that need ironing out, but it's a gameplay loop that's equal parts simple and thoughtful.

Garten of Banban 6 is a weird adventure experience that will confuse and impress you. However, the action was a little too strange for my liking and I found it hard to keep up. Moreover, though it is the best of a bad bunch, it is flawed.

Duck Paradox is a delightful entry into the roguelike genre that offers a unique twist with its blend of precision platforming, humor, and clever mechanics. The ability to slow time, the bullets, and the challenging level design make this game stand out as something genuinely different. While the game may be tough at times, it’s always rewarding, and the lighthearted storyline keeps you smiling even through repeated failures.

Little Big Adventure- Twinsen’s Quest is a profoundly disappointing evolution of the cult classic. Bizarre story tone changes, god awful combat and platforming and poor visuals seal this version as a cheap imitator. Whilst the strong musical score remains, and sound design across the board is solid, it’s not enough to change my opinion that this was just made for a quick buck. This one should have stayed in the 90’s.

Neva is a practically perfect indie title! Every aspect of this game will impress you. The visuals are fantastic and the audio is wonderfully atmospheric. Accordingly, this is a must-play game! The only downside is the relatively linear action.

Stilt Fella is an unbelievably tough physics-based adventure. The short levels should have been a cinch. However, you'll fall, slip, and trip your way to each finish line. Unless you have the patience of a saint, this game will break your balls.

Once Alive is a fantastic solo dev title that shouldn't be missed. The action is captivating and I loved the story. Moreover, it looks great. Yes, there are some minor graphical issues, but this didn't ruin my experience.

Aaero2 is a good indie game that does a great job of fulfilling its potential. Though the music choice wasn't my cup of tea, I appreciated its upbeat nature and the futuristic edge. If you dislike relatively straightforward games, this will not be for you.

Demon’s Mirror certainly has its moments of intrigue and challenge, but as time goes on, the game’s repetitive nature and slow progression dampen the excitement. While it might appeal to those craving complexity and a bit of a mental workout, for most players, the frustration and lack of meaningful upgrades make it hard to recommend.

I Am Future has a handful of interesting components, but the wonky progression and shallow mechanics hold it back.

Snow Bros. Wonderland is a blast from the past with a modern aesthetic. This 3D platformer combines puzzles, fighting, and a touch of magic. Moreover, it is great with friends. If you love the original, you'll adore the latest title in the franchise.

The Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is a stunning tribute to one of the most influential RPGs of all time. While not without its flaws, it successfully captures the heart of the original while offering a polished, modern experience. Fans of the series and newcomers with an appreciation for retro-inspired games will likely find this remake a worthy addition. However, for those seeking a more action-packed or dynamically animated experience, the game may not fully meet expectations. With its rich legacy and careful modernization, this remake strikes a delicate balance between honouring the past and embracing the present.

Neo Harbor Rescue Squad is a fun medical simulation experience with plenty of hectic mini-games. The light-hearted story and amusing dialogue will keep you entertained. However, it isn't that challenging and that may disappoint.

Fae Farm is a magical life-sim that ticks many boxes. However, its time restricted approach may drive people mad. The story-driven quests, magic, and pleasant relationships make this a wholesome and enjoyable casual experience.

For fans of detective games looking for a fresh twist, Mindcop is a must-try. It does however require patience to fully appreciate. Its compelling storytelling and innovative gameplay make it a standout addition to the genre.

Planet Coaster 2 is the pinnacle of theme park simulation. The sheer amount of control on offer is astounding with a brilliant UI and responsive controls, making you feel like the true architect of the park. Creating rollercoasters has never been as detailed and the addition of water parks only adds to the vast content available. The three core modes create lasting replay ability and strong visual and audio presentation help propel this game to new heights. It takes everything wonderful about the original title and expands on it, to superb results. I adore every aspect of theme parks and I truly feel like this game was designed for me.

Pets Hotel is a basic simulation game with limited depth. The action is great if you love pets and straightforward gameplay. However, if you want something to test you, this will leave you wanting.

CyberCorp is a mixed bag. While it doesn’t bring anything new to the table, it still manages to provide a functional experience with decent gameplay and an accessible interface. However, the lack of depth and weak story hold it back from being truly memorable.

VED feels like an intriguing D&D campaign, with our choices actually mattering. While the gameplay is a little on the thin side, the interesting plot and characters make up for it, and the story diversions kept me coming back.

Heretic’s Fork is a hellishly fun, visually striking game with a killer soundtrack that will appeal to fans of roguelites and deckbuilders. Despite its grind-heavy progression and somewhat passive gameplay, it delivers a memorable experience. If you’re ready to embrace the chaos of Hell and enjoy an epic soundtrack while at it, this game is worth the plunge.

Black Ops 6 is a triumphant return to form that blends nostalgia with innovation. Whether you’re a die-hard Zombies enthusiast, a multiplayer grinder, or someone looking for a thrilling campaign, this game has something for everyone.

As it is a version of the director’s cut, old fans will enjoy hearing previously unused dialogue and formerly removed scenes, including ones that feature poor Stobbard’s untimely demise. Reforged is definitely worth your while.

Offroad Truck Simulator: Heavy Duty Challenge should have been a great racing experience. It has so much potential that it left me annoyed. The hulking machines and high-energy racing should have been thrilling. Unfortunately issues and bugs hold it back!

Overall, Bloomtown: A Different Story is a compelling indie RPG that delivers a mix of heartwarming storytelling and engaging gameplay. It appeals to fans of life-simulation games and turn-based combat but requires patience to overcome its initial pacing issues. For those willing to embrace its quirks, Bloomtown offers a memorable and nostalgic summer adventure.

Atlas Fallen: Reign of Sand is a commendable action RPG that showcases a marked improvement over its initial release. While its combat system and customization options stand out as highlights, the game is somewhat let down by its repetitive encounters and underwhelming narrative. Nevertheless, it offers a solid mix of action and exploration, making it a worthwhile pick for fans of the genre. For newcomers or those who missed the original, this enhanced version is an excellent entry point. While it may not redefine the action RPG genre, it delivers a well-rounded and enjoyable experience, particularly for players seeking fast-paced combat and a customizable playstyle.

Pyramid Platformer - The Gem Heist is an old-school experience with a colourful setting. I loved the familiar gameplay but disliked the minor controller issues. Though this was frustrating, it was fun and I liked the level design and the drip-fed mechanics.

Expeditions: A MudRunner Game is a fun open-world driving experience. I liked the varied biomes and the crew system. Moreover, the freedom to explore makes this a moreish game. Though the sideways step will disappoint hardcore fans, I think this is a great addition to the franchise.

A strategy game for impatient people. The core gameplay is fun and the graphics are lovely, though it does have a few balance issues.

Is Anima Flux a game you absolutely must play? Probably not. But if you’ve got a spare couple of hours and an unhealthy desire to collect power-ups from giant insect guts, well, this could be your next distraction. Just don’t expect it to redefine the genre or leave you thinking.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure truly is a new benchmark for a franchise that is close to my heart. A superb thought-provoking tale spearheaded by the exquisitely voiced Max, make this game stay in the mind and heart for years to come. A diverse and well rounded cast help propel the story to new heights whilst new gameplay mechanics make this the most interactive and immersive game in the series. Industry leading graphics and the best soundtrack of the year make this a strong contender for end of year awards. Only minor sound issues and overall story length hinder this spell binding tale. I laughed, I cried and now I long for more.

While Metaphor does not soar to the highs that Persona 5 did, this game is a truly exceptional RPG. Its turn-based combat is a lot of fun to engage with, the dungeons are massive and a ton of fun to explore. The characters have the same emotional depth that Studio Zero is known for, and its grandiose story will leave you on the edge of your seat. Metaphor: ReFantazio is a special game and it is worth your time.

Spirittea is a wholesome life sim title that has a ghostly edge. The gameplay is familiar and I loved the pixelated edge. However, the work-life balance is off and this causes problems. If you can look past this issue, you'll enjoy this fun but time consuming title.

Empire of the Ants is a strange blend of RPG and RTS action. However, it is the ultrarealistic world and the phenomenal audio that makes this shine. Though the camera angle was occasionally horrible, I enjoyed the variety of missions and the interesting but flawed story.

63 Days is a harrowing and melancholy game that tells a fantastic but chilling story. Sadly, though, there are too many shortcomings and this prevents it from excelling. However, if you can look past the issues, you'll find a fascinating game to play.

Red Dead Redemption remains an example of excellent writing and characterisation. Its setting is atmospheric, and there's a reasonable amount to do, even if there are slight engine annoyances and some repetition in the mission structure.

The innovative assortment of tasks makes each level even more interesting, making this hidden objects title stand out from the rest. Hidden in My Paradise is definitely worth a try, and might be a great option to chill out and escape from the world even for just a sliver of a second . . .

Tales of Arise - Beyond the Dawn is a bit of a strange DLC. The developer waits nearly 2 years to revive its game. However, they have done a great job with the additional content. You get great value for money even though there are some minor shortcomings.

Shogun Showdown is a rare gem. One of those games that hook you from the very first round and keep pulling you back for more. The addictive gameplay loop, the strategic depth, and the thrill of unlocking new cards, upgrades, and characters are all part of what makes it so compelling. Shogun Showdown is the kind of game that reminds you why gaming is such an incredible experience. And trust me, once you start, you’ll be just as hooked as I am.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is an exceptional rogue-like that is tough and fun to tackle. Furthermore, it has mountains of replay value and plenty of character builds to work through. You'll have a great time if you play this alone. However, it excels when you take Shredder down with your friends.

Keylocker is a cyberpunk-infused title that has plenty of potential. However, awkward controls and tough mechanics prevent it from excelling. This is a shame as it could have been amazing. If you love the genre, you will enjoy what you see.

AWAKEN- Astral Blade is truly a mixed bag across the board. Engaging combat and beautiful environments and design are real high points in this streamlined version of the MetroidVania genre. However, a forgettable and boring story which fails to build upon the promise of an intriguing protagonist, poor enemy design and a middling musical score stop this game from reaching its potential and make the game seem a cheap imitation.

Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland has a wonderful 90s edge. Furthermore, the action is easy to understand. However, this simplicity will frustrate older gamers. Accordingly, this is a child-friendly title (when played cooperatively) that has a niche appeal.

Shinchan: Shiro and the Coal Town is a wild, whimsical ride through a charming Japanese village, filled with Shinchan’s trademark shenanigans. While some tasks might feel a bit mundane, the real joy comes from exploring this quirky world and meeting its eccentric characters. If you’re in the mood for a lighthearted adventure that captures the carefree spirit of childhood, this game is definitely worth checking out.

Anarkade is a casual arena-based shooter that has a delightful old-school edge. Though it lacks depth, I liked the short, sharp gameplay. Moreover, there are some tactical mechanics to add a challenging layer when you tackle your friends.

Overall, Ys X: Nordics balances the familiar and the new, delivering an enjoyable experience for fans despite a few missteps. The land-based combat and character interactions are a hit, while the naval exploration and combat could benefit from refinement. It’s a game that brings excitement for long-time Ys fans and offers a good starting point for newcomers, albeit with the caveat that it may not be the series’ best effort at sea.

Police Simulator: Patrol Officers is ugly, repetitive and broken beyond belief. It has potential in its big book of procedures and regulations, but doesn't implement anything well enough to even get close to reaching that potential.

Monster High Skulltimate Secrets is an adventure platforming title for kids aged 7+. This colourful and monster-filled affair has a straightforward plot and some interesting cinematic. Furthermore, the rudimentary platforming elements and collectables ensure that younger players can enjoy every moment. Word of warning; Parents will hate it!

Hatch Tales: A Heroic Hookshot Adventure looks fine, sounds fine, and plays fine. The game is not remarkable, but definitely worth your buck in terms of content and challenges.

Phasmophobia is a truly spectacular horror title. This Early Access game is brilliant when you tackle it alone. However, if you have like-minded friends, it is phenomenal. This is one horror game that you do not want to miss. [Early Access Provisional Score = 90]

Manic Mechanics is a hectic multiplayer title that treads familiar ground. I liked the interesting level design and the upbeat audio. However, its lack of originality and the poor plot were not as good as its peers. Though I was slightly disappointed, I enjoyed the casual and amusing action.

Simply put, Silent Hill 2 is a complete horror masterpiece. It is a superb thought-provoking story that hit closer to home than I had expected and it is propelled by a new combat system that really helps create the feeling of desperation. Sublime graphics, haunting environment design and truly chilling sound design and score help make this the quintessential horror game. I have never loved horror. But I truly love this game.

Barbie Project Friendship is an upbeat game that focuses on feel-good action. Moreover, it is perfect for younger gamers as the missions and mini-games are easy to complete. Adults will find it repetitive and tedious. Yet, its intended audience will adore every colourful second.

Starship Troopers: Extermination left me wanting. Though it is a fun multiplayer experience, it is flawed. There isn't enough polish and the single-player campaign is laughable. Furthermore, the Galactic Front element felt like an afterthought. It is a shame as the gameplay can be hectic, challenging, and rewarding. If the developers polish things up, then maybe this can reach its potential.

The Smurfs: Dreams is a surreal adventure title that tackles combat, platforming, and puzzle mechanics. Furthermore, each stage is wonderfully designed. The perspective twisting action will test your skills and the gameplay is ideal for younger gamers. My only complaint is the lack of replay value.

Overall, “The Plucky Squire” is an amazing, imaginative experience that showcases the magic of storytelling in a way that’s rarely seen in games. Its unique 2D-to-3D mechanic is more than a novelty; it’s a fundamental part of the gameplay that enhances the experience, making it both memorable and enjoyable. The game’s art, music, and concept come together beautifully, creating a world that feels alive and inviting. While it has minor flaws, such as occasional difficulty spikes and some graphical glitches, these issues are small in comparison to the charm and creativity on display. For players seeking a fresh, story-driven experience, “The Plucky Squire” is a must-play that will leave you smiling from start to finish.

Kvark is really its own beast, embracing the boomer shooter spirit without getting bogged down in the past. If you’re up for some chaotic fun, this game delivers in spades. After all the gunfire and mayhem, maybe take a moment to chat with the locals, they might have some wild stories about their world that go beyond the game.

Besiege Console has a fun experimental edge and tough physics-based mechanics. I loved building crazy machines to complete each level. However, I struggled with the floppy controls. Furthermore, it felt a little hectic and too much luck and not enough judgement. This wasn't my cup of tea, but lovers of the genre will fall for its charms.

Overall, Railroad Corporation 2 is a great choice for fans of the tycoon genre, showcasing impressive attention to detail. It’s a game that requires patience and dedication, rewarding players who dive into its systems. While it might not be my favourite, I can see the effort and creativity that went into it. If you’re looking for a challenging tycoon experience, this game could be just what you need. Just be ready for the complexities that come with it.

Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- Sweep the Board! doesn't hit the heights that I expected. The eye for detail isn't there and there is a lack of balance. Furthermore, it can be tiresome when you play against the computer. It was a shame as I hoped for much more.

Personally, I am not too attached to Burnhouse Lane. The chapters do not flow together well, the gameplay is sluggish, and the motifs are overly off-putting. However, the visual design is something to behold and the voice-acting is a great touch. The characters are dynamic and ever-evolving and the atmosphere will certainly get players into a dark, Halloween-ready mood.

Bloodhound is a classic FPS with an old-school appeal. Furthermore, it is gory, brutal, and unbelievably loud. I adored the soundtrack and the mindless action. However, a lack of replay value and the clunky controls may drive you mad.

Mission: Rift Seeker is a game that has launched in early access. The game has solid fundamentals and is a fun colony simulation game. The game teaches you how to start your base and gives you a solid foundation with room to experiment and learn how to let your seekers thrive. However, for a game that revolves around sending your minions to do things, I wish I had more control over my seekers. I also wish things in the game were more clear about how they worked. For those looking for a colony simulation game, this is one to keep track of, as it’s still in early access. In its current state, it is a game that I can’t recommend at the moment. [Early Access Provisional Score = 60]

Fitness Boxing Feat. Hatsune Miku is held back by a few practical problems that come with using Switch controllers, but it has enough charm to keep you off the sofa. Oddly fun, and a treat for anyone into Vocaloids.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants Unleashed is a 3D beat-'em-up that is ideal for younger gamers. It is colourful, loud, and silly. However, it outstays its welcome and older gamers will become tired. This divisive approach wasn't great and it will appeal to a niche audience.

In the end, Sonic x Shadow generations is a must-have for Sonic fans. Sonic Generations remains one of the best Sonic games of all time, and the addition of Shadow Generations elevates this package to a whole new level. The new mechanics and collectibles in Shadow’s adventure add depth and replay-ability, while the visual upgrades and refined hub world make it clear that SEGA has learned from its past mistakes, especially when compared to Sonic Frontiers. This is a perfect time to hop in and catch up on Shadows story before the release of Sonic the Hedgehog 3 movie later this year.

Grapple Dogs: Cosmic Canines is an exceptional sequel that doesn't disappoint. It is witty, enjoyable, and wonderfully balanced. The introduction of a new protagonist adds energy. Furthermore, the reliance on traditional mechanics makes this a familiar and comfortable game to play. If you love the original or classic platforming games, you won't want to miss out.

Hollowbody is more than just a nod to classic horror; it combines storytelling, atmosphere, and gameplay in a way that appeals to both newcomers and long-time fans. If you’re looking for a gripping horror experience that keeps you on your toes, this is a game you shouldn’t miss.

PowerWash Simulator - Shrek Special Pack is a fun but time consuming DLC. This colourful fantasy affair is wonderful to play. Yet, if you tackle it alone, you must be prepared to invest plenty of hours. Furthermore, the mechanics do not change and this will keep hardcore fans happy.

Deathbound is a party-based souls-like that twists tried and tested mechanics. It works mostly, but there are shortcomings that will frustrate veterans. However, I loved the aesthetics and lore-riddled world.

Plastomorphosis is a dated horror title that incorporates puzzle elements. Furthermore, it is filled with traditional jump scares and loads of lore. However, the janky controls and fixed camera will annoy plenty of people. If you can overlook the dated visuals and the occasionally annoying mechanics, you'll enjoy a nostalgia-infused horror game.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is undoubtedly a worthy addition to the Nintendo Switch library and a prime example of a remake done right. It appeals to fans of all ages and reminds players of Disney's timeless magic.

Europa is a heartfelt and beautiful adventure title. However, it is far too short. This was a shame as I loved the vibrant world and the interesting story. Accordingly, I wish the developers had made it much longer.

SUNSOFT is Back Retro Game Selection is a niche product that will not impress everyone. However, if you love old-school gaming and you wish to play never-before released in the West games, then don't miss out. This collection is nicely varied and wonderfully dated. Yet, I'm not sure if it is a few decades too late for this experience.

TRANSFORMERS: Galactic Trials is a fun hybrid racer that will appeal to younger gamers. The fast-paced race elements can be enjoyed by 1 or 2 players. Alongside this, you'll tackle run-and-gun layers as you work your way to the finish line. This bizarre combination will annoy purists, but lovers of the franchise will not care. Though it doesn't excel, it is a decent fantasy racing title.

Nick Jr Party Adventure is a simple puzzle experience for younger gamers. The familiar characters and colourful settings will appeal to primary school children. Additionally, you can play this together if your child struggles with the larger and more complex stages. Unfortunately, the pre-release version has some issues. However, I have been assured that these will be resolved. Accordingly, my score is based on this understanding.

Thoroughly pleasant, if a touch one-note, Gimmick 2 is an old-school platformer that's been sensitively modernised. Challenging, with lovely, smooth controls.

WitchSpring R is a thoughtful, deep and meaningful story which tells a tale of discovering oneself along with the perils of religion and bigotry. Pieberry is an engaging, thought-provoking protagonist who by journey’s end I had come to care for. Solid combat and great RPG mechanics and levelling systems helped keep me invested. It’s a shame that some areas felt too much of a slog at times and the sheer level of menus on offer can feel overwhelming. Visuals are mostly great and an absolutely stunning soundtrack and design help the game really feel unique. Charming is the word that just keeps coming to my mind when I think of this game.

Construction Simulator Stadium Expansion is a great example of the genre. The realistic gameplay is good and I liked the 20 hours of additional gameplay. However, the visuals and audio are a let down. Despite these shortcomings, I enjoyed revisiting this sim game.

Dead Season is a tough and cruel strategy title. This brutal streak will put many gamers off, but if you are willing to work hard, you will get a lot out of this strategy affair. Stick to the basics and work past the obstacles to get the most out this zombie experience.

Sylvio: Black Waters is a unique experience that thrives on atmosphere, making it perfect for players who enjoy slow-burn, psychological horror. Its haunting visuals and masterful sound design create an experience that stays with you long after playing. However, its repetitive gameplay and underwhelming combat mechanics may detract from the overall experience for some. Despite these flaws, the game’s story and world-building make it a compelling choice for fans of unsettling, atmospheric horror.

Let me make it clear that I am no fan of Rouge-likes or Rouge-lites and I certainly have not watched a second of Fairy Tail, but still, I had a blast with this one. Now take that as you will but as far as I am concerned, Fairy Tail: Dungeons is a recommendation from me.

I truly recommend this game for fans of explorative adventures like Stardew Valley or Animal Crossing, or those just looking to reminisce on the good old days, both real and imagined.

Creatures of Ava is a touching and colourful adventure title. Its charming nature and fantasy story captured my attention. However, it does not excel as an adventure title. Yet, this matters not as the environments are lush and the creatures are crazy.

SpongeBob SquarePants: The Patrick Star Game is perfect for younger gamers. It is childish, colourful, and very amusing. Enjoy exploring Bikini Bottom as you help each key protagonist. Clean up rubbish, search for jars of mayo, or just relax in this large underwater haven. Sadly, there are some visual issues and this undermines the finish.

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown could be a phenomenal racing title. However, there are too many flaws and this holds it back. It was a shame as I wanted to love it. Despite the shortcomings, the open world is great and there was enough to keep me interested.

A slower, more calculated era of Frostpunk. Frostpunk 2 preserves the storyteller aspect, though the lean into more classical city building may put off those looking for drama. Personally, I enjoyed the glimpse into what happens when people conquer extinction.

Operation: Polygon Storm is a game that grew on me. The action is challenging and the auto-battler elements will test you. Consequently, you will need to invest some time to get the best out of it, but it is worth the effort.

Space Marine 2 is a triumphant return to this beloved chapter of the 40K franchise. Superb combat and weighty game and gun play help raise the stakes for a enjoyable if not ground-breaking story that sometimes takes itself a little bit too seriously. Great customization options and great PvE and PvP modes further this strong package that is just a blast to play. This game is not revolutionary in what it is trying to achieve and it doesn’t care. It wants you to have a good time and boy did I! Superb visuals and strong sound design and music also help you truly feel like an Ultramarine.

Just Crow Things is a juvenile and amusing adventure title. Can you explore each bizarre location and upset every Hooman? The action is silly, addictive, and downright stupid. However, I loved every immature moment. The only negative is the repetitive gameplay.

Ultimately, Dead Rising: Deluxe Remaster strikes a delicate balance between maintaining the spirit of the original and introducing modern updates that make it more playable today. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the series, this remaster offers a thrilling and chaotic zombie-slaying experience that proves why Dead Rising remains a standout in Capcom’s catalogue.

Grab your controller, charge your blasters and prepare for the physics shooter of the Universe! Take on diverse gameplay challenges, manage and upgrade your resources and abilities while you unfold the mysteries of the Cosmos. Defeat LORD CHAOSBRINGER and earn your title as the Master Blaster (developed and published by Lost Cabinet Games)