PlayStation 5

Echoes of Aincrad takes a refreshing approach to the long-running Sword Art Online game series: instead of stepping into Kirito's shoes once again, you create your own avatar and live...

HYPERWIRED arrives with a cool pixel-art look that might initially evoke classic 16-bit space shooters, but manage your expectations going in: this is a modern roguelike resource-management game wearing retro...

Denshattack! grabbed me almost immediately. As a longtime Jet Set Radio fan, the vibe hit fast: bold colours, rebellious energy, stylised Japanese towns, a soundtrack that keeps the pulse up....

Realm of Ink wears its inspiration openly. Anyone who's spent time with Hades will recognise the shape of this immediately: fast room-to-room combat, run-based progression, build variety, the whole "one...

Atomic Owl drops you into Judanest, a world of bird warriors and ancient grudges, as Hidalgo Bladewing wakes up after two years to find his allies brainwashed by the Crow...

Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection review When Monster Hunter first launched on the PlayStation 2, the franchise began as a niche title that went through the same growing pains...

After more than a decade, Life is Strange concludes with Life is Strange: Reunion, a superb send-off for the franchise that encapsulates what a narrative-driven interactive game should and could...

Jioplaygame's Weekly news, 7th April 2026 Star Wars Zero Company writer wants its cast to have real friction. Star Wars Zero Company bears some resemblance to BioWare's classics, but this...

My Hero Academia: All’s Justice feels very deliberately positioned as a send-off. Rather than another broad retelling of the anime’s early arcs, this entry zeroes in on the Final War,...