News and reviews of games for Sony Playstation 4 / PS4 Pro.
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is an ambitious indie detective game that emphasizes player-driven exploration and atmosphere. Developed by a small Polish studio, it drops you into a mysterious world …
God of War III Remastered brings Kratos’s epic revenge saga to PS4 with a much-needed visual upgrade, boasting a smooth 1080p resolution and a stable 60fps framerate that makes combat …
Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition upgrades the classic action game with boosted graphics and three new characters (Vergil, Lady, Trish), each offering a unique playstyle. While Vergil’s versatility shines, …
Rocksteady’s Batman trilogy concludes with Arkham Knight, a visually stunning but ultimately uneven send-off. While it boasts impressive graphics, responsive controls, and thrilling new mechanics like the Batmobile, the game …
Battlefield Hardline swaps military combat for a cops-and-robbers theme, aiming for a fresh experience but largely missing the mark. The single-player campaign feels like a repetitive, simplified police simulator with …
OlliOlli 2: Welcome to Olliwood transforms the endless runner formula into a surprisingly deep 2D skateboarding simulator. It demands precise timing for tricks, grinds, and maintaining momentum, offering a steep …
Dive back into the stylish underworld of Grim Fandango! This remastered adventure, set in a jazz-infused afterlife inspired by Mexican folklore, boasts fantastic writing and voice acting. While the updated …
Techland’s Dying Light attempts to stand out in the crowded zombie FPS genre with its unique parkour mechanics and a gripping day-night cycle. While it boasts functional graphics, solid sound …
Flockers takes the beloved Lemmings formula and injects it with sheep and British humor, challenging you to guide a flock to safety with strategic commands. While the gamepad controls can …
Ubisoft’s Far Cry 4 plunges you into the stunning, war-torn Himalayas of Kyrat as Ajay Ghale, aiming to fulfill his mother’s dying wish. While it revisits the familiar FPS formula …