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Full review of the shinobi stealth 'em up Arashi: Castles of Sin from Endeavor One on PSVR. Including patch 1.3 for PS4 Pro enhancements, and patch 1.4 for gameplay improvements. https://youtu.be/XH1f57iNBoo Arashi from Endeavour One brings some classic ninja stealth action to PSVR, but does it hit the target or should it stay hidden in the shadows? Let’s find out. First up, huge thanks to the developer for providing me with a review key for the game but as always the opinions here are entirely my own. Back in the early PlayStation days I was a big fan of the Tenchu games, and whether or not the developer consciously took inspiration, Arashi really does feel like a spiritual VR successor to those. The good news is, it does a great job of it too. Set in feudal Japan, A...

Full review of the action figure come-to-life, rogue-lite, bullet-hell shooter Yuki from Arvore on PSVR. https://youtu.be/pqHEMTFBme4 Yuki from developer Arvore brings an action figure to life in a bullet hell shooter but does it deliver a playtime favourite or get left on the shelf to gather dust. Let's take a look. First up thanks to the developer for providing me with a review key for the game but as always the opinions presented here are my own. Arvore previously bought us the highly recommended Pixel Ripped titles, evoking childhood nostalgia for video games of years gone by and they continue that idea here to a lesser extent with nostalgia for action figures. The game starts in a bedroom full of Yuki merchandise and paraphernalia and sees a Yuki action figure comin...

Full review of the spy caper sequel I Expect You To Die 2 from Schell Games on PSVR. https://youtu.be/sCV1NpSFbiY IEYTD 2 from Schell Games sees us returning to the spy-based, escape room antics of the first game but was creating a successful follow-up destined to be mission impossible? Let’s find out. Firstly, thanks to the developer for providing me with a review key for the game but as always the opinions expressed here are entirely my own. The first IEYTD game released back in 2016 is considered by many, including myself, to be a must-have title for PSVR. I remember it being among the first games I bought and it instantly became a favourite of mine back then, and remains so to this day. I was excited when a sequel was announced and couldn’t wait to give this a go. Wh...

Full review of the horror exploration game Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife from Fast Travel Games on PSVR. https://youtu.be/2vwTjlTX2Tc Wraith The Oblivion Afterlife from Fast Travel Games, aside from having possibly one of the more confusing titles in recent gaming history, submerges you into a world of darkness and tasks you with solving the mystery of your own death, but is it scarily good or dead on arrival? Let’s find out. Firstly many thanks to the developer for providing me with a review key for the game but as always the opinions presented here are entirely my own. Fast Travel previously bought us the sci-fi based Apex Construct and the adorable Curious Tale of the Stolen Pets, but with Wraith they’re taking us into the horror genre. This is a part of the World ...

A full review of the futuristic, neon-soaked, synthwave racer NeonHAT from Entalto Studios on PSVR. https://youtu.be/b_UtOiHqtq8 NeonHAT from developer Entalto Studios lets you race through neon-drenched, vaporwave style landscapes from a unique first-person perspective like Superman enjoying a round of Wipeout on his day off, but does it take first place on the podium or is it last to cross the finish line? First off I must say a big thanks to the developer for providing me with a review key for this game, but as always the opinions here are all my own. The game was created in conjunction with the PS Talents initiative, bringing us new games from emerging talent in the scene and with that in mind NeonHAT is certainly not a bad first attempt from an upcoming studio. T...