Pure PlayStation
Posts By Max Taylor
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98PS4Review: Gris – PS4
Gris is a work of art. Each frame is its own mini-masterpiece, delicately illustrated and awash with bold hues and rich textures....
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297PS4Review: Lost Ember – PS4
“As you close your eyes for the last time, you will rise into the light, like a spark from a fire. All...
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329PS4Review: Golem – PS4/PSVR
When Bart commands his Golem to speak in Treehouse of Horror XVII, the creature is racked with guilt for all the malice...
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338PS4Review: Spirit of the North – PS4
This past week I trekked across a vast, primordial landscape, clearing it of corruption in a quest to reconnect. Yet it was...
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360PS4Hardware Review: GioTeck TX50 Gaming Headset
Whether gorging myself on the seemingly endless bounty of music Spotify presents to me or binging hour upon hour of podcast, audio...
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745PS4Review: Eastshade – PS4
In essence, Eastshade is half Elder Scrolls and half Bob Ross walking simulator. Your reaction to that elevator pitch will dictate just...
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298PS4Review: Concrete Genie – PS4/PSVR
Concrete Genie is not a challenging game, at least not in the traditional sense. Beyond a creeping purple pollution and a group...
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276PS4Review: After Life – PS4/PSVR
After Life is a brave and ambitious piece of interactive cinema, blurring the lines between video games and film. While its inventive...
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728PS4Review: Crystar – PS4
“Give meaning to your tears” ends the opening monologue to Crystar, a Japanese action RPG from developer Gemdrops and prolific publisher FurYu....
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513PS4Review: Telefrag VR – PS4/PSVR
Telefrag; to kill someone by teleporting into the space they are occupying. Originating in 1993’s Doom, this strange tactic became a staple...
