PlayStation 5 – Page 8 – Play Critically

Tails of Iron Review

Tails of Iron feels like playing a gruesome passage from Redwall if it was read as a bedtime story by Geralt of Rivia.

Death’s Door’s lack of originality overwhelms me with ennui.

I’m not trying to sound hyperbolic; CrossCode is just that good.

I like almost everything about Greak: Memories of Azur except the profound sense that there should be much more.

Trigger Witch is let down by lacking difficulty and redeemed by absurdist novelty.

Mighty Goose is an irreverent and solidly built arcade shooter that leaves me wishing for more.

Undermine won’t convince the unconverted but is a solid, if familiar, experience for procgen dungeon crawler fans.

Hades is the perfect genre entrypoint for newcomers and a satisfying experience for veterans.

Players who revel in playing and re-playing a platformer to master its intricacies will get the most out of Cyber Shadow.

What Remains of Edith Finch is a ludocinematic experience adventure videogame fans shouldn’t miss.