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The Relic: First Guardian – PS5 Review
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The Relic: First Guardian – PS5 Review

The Relic: First Guardian is a new action, RPG coming to both PC and PlayStation 5. Right now, I am checking out the PS5 version, and honestly I don't know what to expect. The game will be available for £44.99 on PS5 just in case you wanna pick it up. I think this game will test you, mentally. Gameplay The Relic: First Guardian starts rather quickly with any real build up. Our character is awakened by what seems like a priestess, who advise us to meet her at a camp later. Along the travels the game does put an odd amount of notes for you to read, and I mean a lot. Initially you would expect a little more into the world of The Relic, but no a fair amount just seem nonsensical. Weapons-wise we begin with a sword and shield but can find more when reaching the more open-wold area. In my t...
PowerWash Simulator 2 Star Wars Pack – PS5 Review
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PowerWash Simulator 2 Star Wars Pack – PS5 Review

If you haven't heard of PowerWash Simulator 2, then where have you been hiding? Now, if you haven't heard of the Star Wars Pack, then honestly, what hope is there for humanity? In all seriousness, the DLC was released earlier this month, and we've been spending time cleaning up some iconic environments. All that's left is to let you know what we think of the game. Lets head into the game. A Long Time Ago... Released across all platforms, Star Wars fans are going to absolutely love this DLC pack. Now join us as we find out whether or not you can get those dings faster than the Millennium Falcon did the Kessel Run. (Yes, I know that was measured in distance; fight me in the comments) Gameplay As with all PowerWash Simulator levels, they aren't drenched in difficulty. Instead opting for a...
Viking Frontiers – PS5 Review
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Viking Frontiers – PS5 Review

Grab your axe and bow, and get ready to fight for survival! Developed by BLUM Entertainment, Viking Frontiers puts you in the role of a surviving member of a Viking clan cast out of their homeland. You'll need to hunt, build, and raid your way to the top, as you attempt to keep your clan alive. After its release on Steam last year, Viking Frontiers is now available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Despite the mixed reception received for the PC version, I was nonetheless excited to try this one out! Survival is Everything in Viking Frontiers... When it Works Viking Frontiers opens in the most generic way imaginable. A quick text crawl sets the scene: your father has had his Jarl rights stripped from him during a time of political unrest. With your clan chased out of their homelan...
Denshattack! – PS5 Review
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Denshattack! – PS5 Review

Developer Undercoders has quite a collection of unique videogames under their belt. Denshattack! looks to be perhaps the most off-the-wall (or should that be off-the-rails?) game they've developed to date. Available on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, is Denshattack! as fun as it looks? Or is it all style, no substance? Well, get ready for something crazy, as we kickflip our way into the review! Did You Know? Denshattack! Translates to Train Attack! It's obvious right from the get-go that Denshattack! is a wholly original concept. From games like Noby Noby Boy to Goat Simulator, I love me some weird! Got any favourite gaming oddities? Let us know in the comments below! Gameplay In its absolute simplest form, I'd describe Denshattack! as Tony Hawk's Pro ...
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced – PS5 Review
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced – PS5 Review

After numerous rumours, leaks, and social media hoaxes about its cancellation, Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is here! Possibly the worst-kept secret in gaming, the remake of the beloved 2013 swashbuckling, stabby adventure has arrived on modern platforms. Developed by Ubisoft Singapore, this ground-up remake looks to recapture gamers all over again with Available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, exactly how much of Black Flag has changed? And, is it worth revisiting for gamers who have already played the original? Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced: My Favourite Sea Shanty Simulator Narratively, the main plot remains largely unchanged. Privateer Edward Kenway kills an assassin and assumes his identity, leading to one of the series' best character arcs. Edward is...
Blasphemous 2: The Third Sin DLC – PS5 Review
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Blasphemous 2: The Third Sin DLC – PS5 Review

Blasphemous 2 is an action, metroidvania, roguelite from Sevilla-based game developers The Game Kitchen and published by Team17. Its second DLC, The Third Sin, was released on June 6th, and it is completely free. Blasphemy, Sin, and Penance The Penitent One returns to extinguish the sins of the Miracle and bring back peace and balance to mortals once again. In this beautifully grotesque and bloody re-imagination of Spanish catholic themes, the protagonist of this not-so-little expansion sets out to stop Asterion, First of the Penitents, in his fanatic pursuit to fulfill the Miracle's apocalyptic wishes. Get ready to slice, dice, squash, maim, stab, behead, disembowel, mutilate, and otherwise cut your enemies into tiny little pieces Spanish Inquisition style! Gameplay Yes, The T...
DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Last Round – PS5 Review
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DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Last Round – PS5 Review

2019's DEAD OR ALIVE 6 received average review scores on its release. Whilst it was praised for the deep combat mechanics, it was criticised for a poor story mode and barebones multiplayer. Now, developer Team Ninja has released DEAD OR ALIVE 6: Last Round for current gen consoles. Available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, what does this new and improved version have to offer? Well, prepare for a punch to the gut, because this game is far from being a knockout... DEAD OR ALIVE 6: Dead On Arrival I am, admittedly, kind of a casual fighting game fan. Although I do enjoy beating people up (virtually, of course), I tend to stick to the single-player content. Unfortunately for me, fighting games are often more focused on multiplayer. With that said, do you have any recommend...
Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs Villains – PS5 Review
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Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs Villains – PS5 Review

Are you looking for something to play with the family? Something with a great amount of nostalgia to play through on those lazy sundays? You should check out Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs Villains. It brings the fun of monopoly, without the worry that Dad is going to cheat! Thankfully the PlayStation is the banker! You Can't Use The Force Here Available across all platforms, you'll get to experience pinnacle moments in the Star Wars universe. All while being sat on your sofa playing a game with the whole family! If you're a PS5 owner like me, you can grab the game straight from the PlayStation store for £25. Gameplay When you fire up the game you are greeted with your hosts, C-3PO and R2-D2. They deliver a great introduction to the game and also help you out throughout your time with M...
Copa City – PS5 Review
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Copa City – PS5 Review

As someone who usually focuses on the action on the pitch, I had never really considered just how much planning goes into hosting a major football match. Copa City offers a chance to step into that role and see what it takes to get a city ready. Released on the 16th June, Copa City is available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S for £32.99. However on PC players can pick it up for £26.95. Developed and published by newcomer Triple Espresso, the game puts a fresh spin on football. It shifts the focus away from the players and onto the people responsible for making match day happen. The question is, does Copa City earn its planning permission, or does the whole project collapse before kick-off? City Planning in Progress Football games usually have you scoring goals, lifting trophies,...
Tour de France 2026 – PS5 Review
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Tour de France 2026 – PS5 Review

The most recent addition to Cyanide Studio's established cycling simulation series is Tour de France 2026. Published by Nacon, it released on June 4, 2026, for £34.99 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5. Players can take on the route for the 113th edition of the cycling epic. The question is, does this year's instalment ride away in the yellow jersey or does it struggle to keep pace with the peloton? Equipping the Training Wheels I have never been much of a cycling fan. I do not dislike the sport, but it is not something I would normally sit down and watch by choice. At most, I might leave it on in the background during a lazy Sunday afternoon, occasionally looking up in disbelief at the endurance of riders who can tackle hundreds of kilometres when a few sharp turns and a modest ...