A fan-requested remake of a unique entry in a long-running series, Like a Dragon: Ishin is a samurai drama with a touch of absurdity worth getting lost in.

After being one of the most critically acclaimed games on the PS4, God of War Ragnarök has huge expectations. Justin shares why Santa Monica Studio has crafted another masterpiece in this review of an anticipated PS5 sequel.

Resident Evil Village received new content following the Winters Expansion DLC, featuring a new chapter titled Shadows of Rose but what does it add to the game and its lore?

As the first Valkyrie Profile game in over a decade, Valkyrie Elysium has a lot of potential but something went wrong somewhere…

Justin explores the haunted world of Ghostwire Tokyo on PS5 in this review.

After a month and finally rolling credits on a From Software game, Alex lays out his thoughts on Elden Ring.

Following off the heels of the messy release of Marvel’s Avengers, Square Enix has released a surprisingly good single-player game in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy from Eidos-Montréal.

After a plethora of patches and the addition of three more story campaigns, Marvel’s Avengers, while a mixed experience overall, is more playable for those just wanting a fun Marvel romp than expected.

From playing the original Skyrim mod to interviewing the creator to years later playing a full game based on that concept, Alex has had a lot of experience with The Forgotten City, making for a unique PS5 review.

Resident Evil Village pushes the franchise forward by taking notes from Resident Evil 4. Justin breaks down why this is a must-play horror title and shares why the PS5 version of the game is a great way to play.

Pulling together all that’s been learned, IO Interactive continues to hone the assassin experience in Hitman 3. Justin compares this release to the previous games and walks away satisfied yet eager for more targets.

Justin tackles the entirety of Demon’s Souls on PlayStation 5, one of the most impressive launch titles of all time.

Astro’s Playroom, a free game for all PS5 owners, packs in PlayStation nostalgia and stays strong with solid platforming. Read why Justin wants Astrobot to have more games in this PlayStation 5 review.