Perturbator

Already on my wishlist but good to hear that it meets expectations. I played Good Time Garden by the same devs and I'm ready for some more charming weirdness.

Fun concept, reminds me a bit of weirdness of Noby Noby Boy.

will be "reconfigured" into something smaller and "more personal".

Translation: It's now a movie about the hacking mini game.

If you guys happen to own a PSVR2 headset and a slightly capable PC, you really should consider trying Subnautica in VR with the Submerged mod (mod that gives you motion controls).

It's one of the most immersive gaming experiences ever, I promise! Even RE7 on PSVR wasn't as frightening as diving ever deeper into the abyss in a tiny submersible.

Borderlands 2: The Remake.

Pre-order bonus: Randy Pitchford's USB stick

Well let's hope its good then. Otherwise I fear Bluepoint will have to pack up their brand new AAA offices and crawl back down to the remake basement at Sony HQ.

No I've been a fan even before Soulslikes was a thing since I imported a US version of PS3 Demon's Souls before it was even out in Europe.

Golden Rule: If you don't like em, don't click on articles about them. That's what I tend to do with stuff I don't care about like Soccer or Sims or MMOs etc.

Silent protagonists work well if the game is constantly seen from a third or first person perspective, like Dead Space 1 and Half-Life 2.

If there are cutscenes from different angles where other characters are talking and the player character just stands there moping, then yes they will appear to be mute or somewhat stupefied.

@Old-Red I would advice watching PSVR Without Parole on Youtube if you're interested in PSVR2. They have regular multiplayer meetups and top 25 lists of games like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US_NoGooZ88

Wow that does looks a lot like Code Vein.

Gives me some Onimusha vibes

Sounds like its about time to "#¤% up some demonic Brits

Not enough to make great games and be moderately successful anymore. You have to help those poor shareholders triple their money or its all over.

I'm slightly disappointed this article isn't just a big old Rickroll.

Always hoped that his haircut would catch on amongst bald men, but alas the age of the Heihachi-do is not yet upon us.

I told you, Sony. Should have spent that money making Tokyo Jungle 2 instead.

I would have put more trust in his praise if he wasn't on Bioware's payroll.

Sounds like something I'd pick up in a sale or a bundle.

But I do find myself wishing it was Ashen 2 instead though, loved that game.

5.5/10 for me.
Pros: Looks nice, tight controls, fair lasses
Cons: Formulaic, grindy, boring story

@Bentleyma It's not exactly like the universal icons you have on app nav bars (home/profile etc), these are very particular icons that some designer made and in this case there is no doubt they have been copied.

I'm just surprised its been done so blatantly though, they must have known players would see it straight away.

Honestly a 3 sounds a bit strict, even in regards to Pushsquare's own review scoring policy:

3/10 – Poor
A poor game with more negatives than positives, these titles disappoint in almost all areas. There may still be minor redeeming qualities here, but a release awarded this score should generally be avoided unless you're in love with the concept. Anticipate shoddy presentation, lousy controls, and/or a lack of ambition across the board.

One of my favorites on PSP and one of the best SRPGs I've played to date.

The less subscriptions I have; the better!

The one exception is Humble Choice, which give me the monthly games as keys that I can use to add the game to my account, trade with other games, sell, or give away to friends. Plus a little cash to a good cause, of course.

@Yousef- I've always wanted a rude bard tagging along while singing about my every misstep in Soulslike games

That is sad, I really liked their particular brand of Eurojank.

There should be a law about remakes only being allowed for games of at least 3 console generation ago. That would be PS2 games and older at this time.

I haven't tried it myself, but I heard of people who became spontaneously religious after trying GT7 on PSVR2 with a racing wheel.

Firewatch VR

I'm late to the party but this was a great experience, made even better with the PCVR mod that makes it pretty much like a native VR title. Interesting story, great voice acting, even though its a walking sim it rarely feels like one.

Elderborn

First-person hack and slash soulslike with metal music. I turned off the music pretty quick though. Enjoyable violence that is supposedly similar to Dark Messiah of Might and Magic, although I've yet to play that one.

Gray Dawn

Another walking sim and this one definitely feels like one. It's a surreal story where you play a priest accused of murdering an alter boy. Great visuals but the gameplay is mostly walking around clicking things until the story progresses.

The First Descendant

It's Destiny in third person with some pretty characters. You have to grind to unlock new characters, and then you can pay real money to make them look like Stellar Blade Eve. Game is alright and I think it will do well, but since I have a big backlog I'm moving on to other games.

I'm glad Capcom is willing to experiment some, but this title just wasn't appealing to me at all.

@Northern_munkey I think the game is just demanding overall. I'm playing on a pretty powerful PC with 4080 GPU, and with everything on Ultra settings (2560x1440 monitor) and Raytracing set to minimum I can get around 95fps max. Any higher raytracing option could make it stutter.

Yeah I tried it just now, its alright. Most similar to Destiny amongst the games I've played.

Looks pretty, great controls, crap story (but who cares) and some nice looking ladies(or lads if that's your thing). Overall fun to play and turn off my brain after some more very immersive VR games and demanding Soulslikes lately.

Not sure if I'll stick with it though, depends if friends will play it with me.

Cold Heart? Can you feel the chill tonight? Don't let the temperature go up on me?

Ok, I'm outta here!

So many layoffs in the industry lately. I wonder if we'll start to see less games coming out soon, when its such a risk to release them.

No I never heard of those! It's a shame that game is almost forgotten in time... I have some great 4-player memories back in the 90s.

Sounds like a great way of turning gold into %"¤#

Difficult to pick only 5!

But gotta go with Black Myth Wukong, Enotria, Kingdom Come 2, Slitterhead and Plucky Squire.

Propagation: Paradise Hotel

Great VR horror game with some serious RE vibes. If you have a PSVR2 you need to play this!

Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara

Cute platformer with some Crash Bandicoot inspiration. A bit on the easy side but had its moments.

Fashion Police Squad

I was feeling so smart when I came up with the phrase "Queer Eye for the Doom Guy", just to discover that some damn reviewer had come up with the same thing over a year ago...

It does look rather lovely indeed, sir Ramsey!

As much as I dislike the "give me easy mode waaah!" crowd, I dislike the "My way is the only real way to play the game" crowd even more.

Well that's a shame. The game is a lot of fun. In many ways its similar to Saints Row IV but better in most aspects.

After Micro Machines V3 and Circuit Breakers way back in the middle ages, I've never played a single one of these top-down racers that felt just right.

The issue stems from the main person syndrome that seems to be afflicting many gamers these days. Everything has to be made to their liking or they will feel personally offended for being excluded.

Seems like old Dave is up for some motorboating.

Got both Borderlands 3 and Among Us for free on Epic Game Store over the years.

@BeerIsAwesome Imagine you're fixing a generator, minding your own business, but then you turn around and... oh ***** a group of Embracer executives!

@BeerIsAwesome Embracer Group should feature as the accompanying killer in DbD

@Ainu20 Kinda like Sackboy 2.0 then? The danger of making a character symbolize every other brand, is leaving them little recognizable personality themselves.

The DLC, like Dead Money and Old World Blues, could make for some damn fine TV too.

Not every game needs to cater to every player. And From are obviously selling enough to make them a major developer lately so they don't need the business of those who complaint anyway.

That being said, and regarding the question: I admit I gave up on the latter levels of Super Meat Boy back in the day. Just too damn difficult for a platform casual like me. But I feel I got enough enjoyment out of the game and I have no complaints though. Kudos to anyone who did complete it!

Never played this series, but that heroine must have been heavily inspired by younger Jennifer Connelly at the time?