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It is not playable because of the absolutely bad controller implementation. You‘ll need to click exactly on a specific position with a cursor. Probably the devs never has tested this on Playstation console.

The first title was already a masterpiece. The second part improves everything further. Incredible game. Highly recommend this series. I am really looking forward to Book III.

Not as good as the original Kingdom game but also nice to play in coop. For some reason it feels too much like an exact copy of the Kingdom series which is my biggest disappointment about this title.

I got a bug and can’t proceed at the candles. Unfortunately the save game doesn’t allow you to go back.

This is a master piece of a modern jRPG. Everything feels pretty well polished. Highly recommended if you like the gameplay of Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest. Hopefully we see more games from this series coming in future for the current gen consoles.

The original was a lightgun shooter. Playing this by controller or by gyroscope really feels bad. It shouldn’t named as „remake“. I can’t recommend this one.

Nice visuals and impressive audio concept but unfortunately too less gameplay. Almost nothing to do, little to no puzzles, just walk most of the time, quite limited for a game. Although, as a fan of the original series, I very much appreciate the remake and all the extra contents which was divided into standalone chapters instead of one big story. The „chain chapter“ was my favorite one, absolutely stunning. Unfortunately there is no VR support like they did with the first title.

The newest instalment of this series is the best Mafia title so far. It looks just incredible – pure cinema. Great story, great characters, great gameplay and a huge beautiful well-polished world to explore. This is one of my favourite titles this year which really has exceeded my expectations. Absolutely love it!

I really enjoyed the previous title. Unfortunately the sequel feels like a complete different game. This is a perfect demonstration about putting too much into the visuals and too less into gameplay and game concept at all. My expectation was getting more of everything the predecessor has introduced successfully. Instead they have putted the effort just into the visuals. Unfortunately, this was a very poor decision. The visuals are pretty awesome, except the letterbox presentation which partially breaks my immersion because of the cinematic look I didn’t expect. But the gameplay feels shockingly limited compared to the original Hellblade debut. The combat is almost pure cinematic whereas gameplay is pretty nonetheless. Ninja Theory has transformed a good idea into a blend game. This is probably the most expensive production of a walking simulator of all time. Also there is no multi language voice available but the game constantly has audio voice overs, which completely breaks immersion when you have to read nonstop. This is such a misleading concept. Although the developers made a good job but the project leadership haven’t.

Ghost of Yotei is the very best game I‘ve played in 2025. Again, this is a perfect showcase that PlayStation still delivers the best games in time. The visuals looks insane on PS5 Pro. Everything feels extremely polished, the open world, the gameplay, the story. It brings to perfection everything that was successfully started by the predecessor. **** Punch really has nailed it.

The visuals can’t hold up very well, even on PS5 Pro it doesn’t look like a current gen game. Gameplay is fun.

It’s such a beautiful revival of a retro pixel metroidvania platformer. Everything feels well polished. The music is fantastic, gameplay really benefits from modern layouts. Batbarian feels like a pure love letter to this genre.

The biggest disappointment about that release is, that there is no path to make a PS5 upgrade when owning the previous version.

The biggest disappointment about that release is, that there is no way to make a PS5 upgrade when owning the previous version.

Basically it is a simple walking simulator. So you shouldn’t expect any complex gameplay. Technically it doesn’t run without any stutter, even on PS5 Pro. In some scenes the cruelty feels a bit over the place. It doesn’t add something meaningful to the story but celebrates anti-humanity in a way which is not well connected to the underlying story of war.

I really enjoyed the previous titles from this series. Unfortunately it turns out that this one has no local co-op and for this reason it completely ruins my expectations, because this was my primary motivation to play this game. When the developers add local co-op later, I will update my rating for sure.

The successor of Ori improves everything further of the already perfect original debut.

Ori is a masterpiece of a modern platformer. Visuals, story and soundtrack really shines. Unfortunately there is no PS4/PS5 release.

I finished this title in around 3 minutes straight on my first try. This game feels like a scam to just get a platinum trophy as fast as possible. Although technically it has some good basics. Unfortunately the studio behind this title just make a demo of what is possible. More precisely it is a demo of a demo.

Visually it is one of the most impressive games I have played so far in VR. The fully traced shadows caused by my torchlight has really enhanced my experience. I very much appreciate the extra content from the complete edition. It’s a fantastic package for this price tag.

Really nice and charming puzzle VR game. The cell shading style of this title looks great. Controls and puzzles are fun. A solid package for this price tag.

Moonscars is a masterpiece of this specific sub-genre, a soulslike metroidvania. The pixel art is just fantastic. I really like the rough and dark style of the visuals. Gameplay feels pretty solid, well balanced, good variety, not as hard as other titles from this genre. I never was getting frustrated. The story was well written. Everything stacks up pretty nice and feels polished.

I really was surprised by this title, considering the fact, that this is a free to play game. My expectations was quite low, especially for this cozy like content, which is maximum far away from titles I usually play. The visual and audio presentation is just amazing. The variety of the open world and gameplay features are really extensive. At the same time, everything looks well polished. Unfortunately there is no PS5 Pro support and fps is actually limited by around 30.

I really love the Layers of Fear series. Unfortunately there is no VR support for the newer remake, so this is the only version I can use. Visually it feels a bit limited but I really enjoyed this title in VR. There is a bug when stand up from crouching. Everything else plays well.

This is just a fantastic story-driven single-player adventure game, build for the current generation. Visuals are pretty well done, nice voice acting and music, really great gameplay. Everything feels quite polished. Turn off chromatic aberration and switch aspect ratio to cinematic has further improved my experience.

Basically it is a good idea of making a Lego game on top of the Horizon franchise. But I can’t understand why a child audience was primarily focused, who didn’t know anything about the world of Horizon. The Lego game also can‘t hold up with the original story. So the idea to extend the audience to a younger generation doesn’t stack up. This was a massive misleading concept in my eyes. Visually it's stunning, although a PS5 Pro version is not supported unfortunately. A lot of Lego game classical features wasn’t included. This is my biggest concern. It feels to me like the management has no idea about Lego games. The whole feature of customizing buildings feels like a waste of development, but this is almost everything you can unlock in this game. Everything looks so polished, but feels like nonsense. The visuals really shines but can’t fill the gaps. This is the best looking Lego game by also being the most boring one. Even when build by the best developers supported by the best franchise, a game is just as good as its underlying concept.

Since the predecessor couldn’t satisfy me, I’m very disappointed that TotK is basically the same game, in the same world, doing almost the same things. After so many years of development I can’t understand why they ship the same thing in a different package. I have played so many games, this one couldn’t shine in anything and I can’t understand the rating, which never reflects the real quality of this game, but instead the hype and probably a lot of people playing an open world game for the first time. A mediocre game isn’t better just because it’s Zelda, it is still mediocre. That’s the truth. And I can’t give a second iteration of the same mediocre game the same rating as its predecessor.

I got this on sale and I still feel it wasn’t worth the money. The whole game feels really weird. I need to install Arcade/Versus as a DLC because the game basically focus online multiplayer which I never play. The story mode feels just cheap, collecting stupid images also called “cutscenes” lol. Blanka feels like a bad meme, it’s a shame. The first thing in the game is a woke introduction, It’s really hard to believe how bad it was integrated. But the weirdness isn’t over. All my creations with the character editor looks like garbage. I can’t change graphics settings on my PS5 but the game is looking like a PS4 game. The whole world tour feature is a pure waste of money they have put into. The game visuals are blurry and didn’t feel like a proper iteration of Street Fighter for the current generation. But the “extra payment DLCs train” is still running. Almost everything really feels odd to me. I’m very disappointed. I’m looking forward to get at least some visual improvements for the PS5 Pro to let me put my hands on this title again.

Grid Legends feels more like an update than a new iteration. For me it doesn’t add enough to the original game which already was really great. Also, visual improvements couldn’t really meet my expectations for a PS5 release.

My biggest issue with this title is it feels almost equal to the two predecessors. You will almost doing same things, in the same manner, within the same city. Personally I don’t want a next iteration of this game. Hopefully they made something new, that is what I would like to see next. Insomniac please don’t repeat yourself.

The original game was a blast on PS4/Pro. The “remastered” version just doesn’t deserve this title. Besides raw resolution and fps it’s technically almost equal and even with PS5 Pro on modern TVs this game version can’t add enough improvements which I expect getting from such a remaster. It should be a free upgrade.

This was my very best and most intense gaming experience ever. The quality of this game is just unbelievable. There is no aspect of modern games which was not perfectly covered by this title. On PS5 Pro it looks incredible. The Last Of Us Part II is simply an outstanding masterpiece in its own class. Thanks a lot to Naughty Dog for creating this journey I will never forget.

I’m really surprised about this title. I’m a big fan of Shadow of the Colossus and I just didn’t expect an indie game studio was able to achieve such an atmosphere like the original has delivered. Truly a hidden gem.

This is one of the very best games you can play right now. The level of perfection is just unbelievable. Adding so much gameplay improvements makes this title the most intuitive (by also keep complexity) game I’ve ever played. I also very appreciate the difficulty settings they have added. A perfect demonstration about that accessibility is more important than the developers choice of how difficult the game has to be. I’ve played this on the Pro console, delivering one of the most impressive visuals I’ve ever seen in a video game. Naughty Dog really has nailed it. Thanks for this incredible experience.

It really starts well. Nice visuals, interesting story, unique gameplay and game design. But the game feels so repetitive at time, makes it really hard to complete. Almost same enemies and combat. Almost same things to do. Personally I didn’t like vertical directions the game forces you to go. I spent too much time on the roof of a building which was extremely unsatisfying for me. The open world was just too big filled with the same, a smaller more variable world packed with a lot more cutscenes would be better. But it has good moments like exploring Tokyo by night, raytracing support, nice but very rare cutscenes, unique style.

I can’t trust the positive reviews here, they might be fake. It turns out this isn’t really a game, it feels more like a tech demo a student has made over the weekend just for fun. After 5 minutes I have seen everything this title has to offer. It really feels like an incomplete project to me.

It’s probably not the right platform for such a game. It feels the game was developed for smartphones in the first place along with touchscreen controls. Even with the low price tag the game couldn’t satisfy me.

I really like the visuals but facial animations has still issues. Nothing worse than other titles but it comes more into my focus on such a movie game. The story is solid and keeps me interested. The amount of cutscene and gameplay wasn’t balanced well, too much film, too less game.

Popcorn video game entertainment as its best. It was a blast before years and still holds up very well.

It has everything what I expect from an entertaining VR game. The puzzles are a bit too simple for this audience but still enjoyable. Visuals are pretty well done. I can’t understand the 18+ rating the game claims, a 12 years rating should be fine for this content.

For a UE5 teased game it really looks outdated for most of the time. The performance has a lot of issues. Running on PS5 Pro delivers the quality you might expect from a regular Non-Pro-PS5 game, at least a way to get a stable performance. Probably my expectations was just too big.

I was looking for years now to get a title on Playstation which holds up to the latest Forza Horizon. Motorfest was a good candidate but slightly falls behind FH in terms of visual fidelity on release. It just couldn’t meet my expectations. But playing on PS5 Pro nicely improves visuals. Also, a lot of enjoyable content was added since release. This is one of the best arcade racing game for the current generation.

The story, the concept, gameplay, artwork, everything was really top notch and make this title to the best Star Wars video game we’ve seen in years. But the technical issues was just too noticeable. Partially it has the visual quality of a PS4 game. Even on PS5 Pro the game can’t provide a satisfying visual stability. The underlying game engine doesn’t feels properly fitting to this game. Without those technical issues, it would be a candidate for game of the year easily.

Exo One is an unique sci-fi experience. I very like the atmosphere and the visual style. My only question is, why the dev make a ball instead of a ship as playable. For this low price tag I can recommend this experience.

I really enjoyed the predecessor of this game. So I expect some improvements but instead it really feels like a downgrade. It has no local co-op, which I personally really missing. The game runs at 30 fps even on PS5 pro, which is simply not acceptable for a dungeon crawler. The gameplay isn’t enjoyable right from the beginning. I did not expect a good story or any extreme visuals from a dungeon crawler, just the gameplay matters and this is probably my biggest concern to this game.

The remaster of Horizon Zero Dawn is a technical masterpiece pretty much like the original game itself back on PS4 release day. It pushes visual fidelity to an outstanding level, just ever seen before in Forbidden West. One of the best game ever was crafted returns as a true „nextgen“ experience. Nixxes has made a fantastic job.

Probably this isn’t a perfect game when you left out the price from this calculation. But in fact, for this price tag you will get a really solid game which offers a fantastic and satisfying gameplay loop. I much like the idea of playing a valkyrie as a female protagonist. I enjoyed this package much more than FFXVI. Also, I very much appreciate the additional end game content.

It’s a nice charming classical JRPG which requires round about 15 hours to complete everything. The only downside is you will need to make a lot of stupid quests like “find person x” and “go back go person y” and repeat this procedure x times. This is really frustrating and completely unnecessary in my opinion.

Diablo 4 is a fantastic new generation of a Diablo game. It needs some time to get into the new system, this is what I expect, because I played D3 for about a decade and I would like to have something new with the same strength. And that’s it, the addictive concept of Diablo was perfectly transformed into the new generation, by also including some of D2 vibes.

I’m very disappointed about this game, because I heard a lot of bad criticism. PS Plus users got this title for free so I started this game along this giveaway. I’m absolutely blown away from this title right from the beginning. This game is my candidate for a perfect Sci-Fi Horror. The visuals are gorgeous, pushing it to a true“next-gen” experience. The only bad thing I can tell about Callisto Protocol is the fact I haven’t bought this game on day one.