Board games have a category called Gateway Games. These are light, easy to learn games that introduce new players to mechanics used in heavier games. Immortals: Fenyx Rising is the closest I have seen to a gateway video game, a great introduction to open-world exploration RPGs. This accessibility does have a cost for experienced players though.
So now that the issues are out of the way, today I talk about the actual game Cyberpunk 2077. Just the gameplay, and no story spoilers. If you are curious to know what the game is like to play, this is the review for you!
The good part about being on holidays – I have time to rest and play games! The better part is I have time to write about them! Reviews are back, and hopefully will remain a weekly feature again 
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago in Last Week’s Gaming, I picked up a very cheap Minesweeper game on the eShop. I thought “It’s only a dollar. Might be OK.”
Well, fair to say Minesweeper Genius has surprised me a lot. And I think it will surprise you as well.
I’ve talked about it long enough, and here it is – my review of The Outer Worlds. I don’t go deep into gameplay, but I have a bit to say about the Switch port – mainly I don’t seem to have the same problems others have. I suspect it’s my SD card? I talk about it in the review.
Have a great weekend everyone!
So the PlayStation 5 was revealed this morning (Australian time). I got out of bed early and enjoyed the reveal. There is a lot to be excited about, even if not a lot of concrete information came out.
But the information that was revealed is pretty impressive – and divisive. So as no one else on the internet has given their two cents on the topic, I thought today I would give my thoughts on the PlayStation 5 reveal.
Rumours can hurt companies and people, we know that. But there is a rumour that got me thinking about the PlayStation 5. Not the rumour itself, but a great way that Sony can capitalise on the new tech and gamers get to reap the benefits at the same time. Interested? Read more
What happens when Japan Studio is asked to make a game showing off PlayStation Tech? Games like Ape Escape, The Last Guy, Knack, The Playroom – and now Astro Bot Rescue Mission!
I have talked about Beat Saber a few times now, but now the official review is here! Beat Saber has hit PSVR big time, and it was worth the wait.
When I first created my PSN ID, my only regret was I used my email address. Many people have made more regretful decisions. After years of asking, this can be rectified – with catches.
