Death Stranding 2: On the Beach feels like a true evolution of the first game. The combat is not only more frequent this time around, but also much more enjoyable, giving players a better balance between traversal and action. Traveling across the world has been refined too, with more advanced mechanics that let you get creative with the gear you unlock. Yes, some of the delivery gameplay can still feel repetitive, but what really keeps you engaged are the story driven encounters at each outpos…

Stray was an unexpected gem that completely took me by surprise. When it was first announced, I admittedly didn’t think much of it and quickly forgot about it. But the moment it launched on PS Plus, I gave it a shot—and instantly fell in love. The game’s art style is stunning, the gameplay feels smooth and immersive, and the world is filled with so many fascinating places to explore. What truly caught me off guard, though, was the story. It’s surprisingly deep and engaging, leaving me hoping fo…

Days Gone is an incredible journey that combines a vast, immersive open world with a deeply emotional story. The post-apocalyptic landscape is beautifully crafted, offering endless exploration and thrilling encounters. The storyline is crazy and gripping, drawing you into the struggles of its characters. On the PS5, the PhotoMode shines, allowing you to capture breathtaking vistas and intense moments with stunning detail. Whether you're riding through the wilds or pausing to frame a perfect sho…

After 20 hours with Astro Bot, I obtained the platinum trophy, and I had a smile on my face from start to finish. PlayStation really used this game to show off the power and capabilities of the PS5, from the stunning visuals to the innovative use of the DualSense controller. The game is packed with fun nods to iconic PlayStation characters and moments from over the years, making it a nostalgic ride for longtime fans. If you enjoy platformers that are creative, charming, and polished to perfecti…

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is SO MUCH FUN! I've spent countless hours with my fiancée exploring every era of the Star Wars universe, and it’s an absolute blast. The humor, the expansive worlds, and the sheer variety of characters keep things fresh and entertaining. Sure, there were a few glitches where the game would crash, but aside from those hiccups, it’s been an incredible experience. Whether you’re a LEGO fan, a Star Wars fan, or both, this game is an awesome way to relive the saga…

Metal Gear Solid holds a special place in my heart as the very first game I played on the PS1 back in 1998. It’s the game that sparked my addiction to video games, and for good reason. Way ahead of its time, this game set the bar with its gripping story and revolutionary gameplay features. Hideo Kojima was a genius at messing with your head, from breaking the 4th wall to unique boss fights that still blow my mind today. It’s an absolute masterpiece that changed how we think about video games.

Now we’re talking!!! Spider-Man 2 on the PS2 was the highlight of my childhood. The freedom to swing around New York City, fight crime, and explore the city was just brilliant for its time. From iconic battles to fun little moments like saving kids’ balloons or using a glitch to swing over to the Statue of Liberty, this game had it all. It perfectly captured the feeling of being Spider-Man, and those web-slinging mechanics were revolutionary. It's a true classic that still holds a special place…

Batman: Arkham City is hands down the best game in the franchise. The story is phenomenal, weaving together Gotham’s iconic villains while keeping every character relevant throughout. The open-world design strikes a perfect balance—there’s plenty to do, but you never feel overwhelmed by side quests or tasks. And the combat? It was taken to a whole new level, making every brawl feel fluid and satisfying. It’s the ultimate Batman experience, combining great storytelling, gameplay, and atmosphere …

Superliminal messed with my head in the best way possible! The game constantly challenges your perception, with mind-bending puzzles that rely on perspective to advance. Figuring out how to manipulate objects to solve each stage was tricky but incredibly satisfying. If you're into puzzle games that make you question reality and push your brain to the limit, this one’s for you! I had a blast, even if it made me feel a little crazy at times.

*The Callisto Protocol* is visually stunning, but the gameplay just didn’t quite live up to its potential. While I did enjoy it, the loop of "move to an area, kill something, fix the power, repeat" felt repetitive after a while. The story wasn’t compelling enough to break that monotony, which was disappointing given how incredible the graphics are. On the bright side, the PhotoMode is solid, allowing for some really detailed and atmospheric shots. It’s a game that looks amazing but didn’t quite…

Concord had so much potential and really impressed with its stunning Cinematic’s. The gameplay was fun, but it fell into the trap of being repetitive after a while, and some characters were frustratingly overpowered, which threw off the balance. Despite these issues, it was a pretty solid effort from PlayStation, with plenty of fun moments. It’s a real shame it shut down so quickly after release, especially considering all the hard work that clearly went into it. It’s sad to see a game with so …

Guardians of the Galaxy for PS5 had a lot of hype leading up to its release, and it absolutely delivered. The game strikes the perfect balance between heartfelt moments and the signature humor that makes the Guardians so lovable. Each character shines, giving you moments to truly connect with them, while the story keeps you engaged from start to finish. The PhotoMode is a fun addition, offering plenty of character poses and expressive faces to capture those epic or hilarious moments. It’s a gam…

Control is a game I’ve tried diving into a few times, but for some reason, the story just never grips me. The surreal setting and unique mechanics are undeniably cool, but the narrative feels hard to connect with, leaving me struggling to stay invested. While the world-building and visuals are impressive, it’s just not a game that hooks me the way I hoped it would. Maybe I’ll give it another shot down the line, but for now, it’s just not something I can fully engage with.

Resident Evil Village pulled me right back into the franchise after years of being in and out. The first-person perspective was a gripping change, making the horror feel up close and personal. The atmosphere is tense, the world is eerie, and the jump scares? They kept me on edge the whole time. With its creepy setting and fast-paced action, this game had me fully engaged from start to finish. It’s a thrilling entry that rekindled my love for Resident Evil.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered on the PS5 blew me away all over again. When the original dropped on the PS4, I thought it couldn't get any better—then this remaster came along and completely shocked me. The level of detail, from character expressions to the eerie post-apocalyptic world, is on a whole new level. Every scene feels more intense, more raw, and more real. This game, already one of my all-time favorites, feels even more immersive and visually breathtaking. A must-play for any fan …

The Last of Us Part I this remaster for the PS5 is nothing short of stunning, breathing new life into an already iconic game. The updated graphics showcase the gritty, emotional world in jaw-dropping detail, making every scene feel more immersive than ever. The addition of the 3-point lighting system in PhotoMode is a game-changer, allowing for incredible creative control when capturing those heart-wrenching moments. It’s the perfect way to experience or revisit Joel and Ellie’s journey, with e…

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a game that's universally praised, and I’ve tried to love it—believe me, I’ve given it more than one shot. But for some reason, I just couldn’t connect with it. The game mechanics didn’t feel intuitive for me, and despite the rich world and deep storytelling, I struggled to stay engaged. While I can see why so many people adore it, something about the gameplay just never clicked for me, making it hard to immerse myself in Geralt's journey.

Assassin's Creed: Valhalla had all the elements I thought I'd love—Vikings, epic battles, and a vast world to explore—but somehow, it just didn’t click for me. While the setting was beautifully done, the RPG mechanics felt out of place for an *Assassin’s Creed* game. The gear system, skill trees, and endless side quests pulled me away from what I used to love about the series. As much as I wanted to immerse myself in Eivor's Viking saga, the RPG-heavy direction left me feeling disconnected from…

Alien: Isolation is a heart-pounding masterpiece that keeps you on edge every time you play. Each session feels like a fresh terror trip as the game's atmosphere and AI-driven xenomorph make for relentless scares. The chilling tension and immersive survival mechanics are so effectively executed that you’ll find yourself gripping the controller in sheer panic. If you’re looking for a game that delivers spine-tingling thrills with every playthrough, Alien: Isolation is an absolute must-experience.

Batman: Arkham Origins had potential, but it ultimately fell short of expectations. Despite some solid elements, like its engaging combat system and intriguing storyline, the game felt like a disjointed entry in the Arkham series. The lack of polish in both its graphics and mechanics made it feel disconnected from the high standards set by its predecessors. Overall, while it had its moments, Arkham Origins struggled to capture the essence and cohesion of the beloved Arkham franchise.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 swings into action with dazzling visuals, smooth web-slinging, and an engaging storyline that balances dual Spider-Man perspectives. New York City is rendered in jaw-dropping detail, thanks to the PS5’s capabilities, making every skyscraper and street corner feel alive. But here’s where it gets even more fun: the revamped PhotoMode is a game-changer for shutterbugs. With a host of advanced tools, you can freeze epic moments, play with lighting, and pose your Spideys in way…