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July 30, 2022

Competition

LAST CHANCE! Win one of FIVE RIG 800 PRO headsets & Stranger Of Paradise (+DLC)

Aussie readers of DDNet, have we got a treat for you! (Note: this competition is only open to Australian residents. Apologies, overseas friends, but I’m sure we’ll have another contest for you soon) Stranger Of Paradise is one of the finest, and smartest, games in Square Enix’s storied series. As we wrote in our 4.5/5 review: Do you know that…

psychological horror

Why I can’t review Martha is Dead

I don’t believe topics should be ignored in games, but I do believe that certain issues need to be handled delicately; things like mental illness, sexual assault, and war are not topics to be taken lightly. LKA is, to me, best known for approaching some very sensitive topics in The…

Review: Elex II (Sony PlayStation 5)

I’m not sure there’s ever a precisely right time to release a…

Review: Gran Turismo 7 (Sony PlayStation 5)

I really wish I loved anything as much as Yamauchi Kazunori loves…

Review: The Golf Club (PC)

September 3, 2014

golf/HB Studios/PC/PC Review/Reviews/sports game/The Golf Club

Review by Shaan J. Sports games have essentially become synonymous with annual releases, and each new title is often accompanied by buzzwords like “career”, “customisation”, or “social”. Electronic Arts has been a giant in this field, investing heavily into the yearly release cycle for all kinds of sports games, with…

Review: Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate (PlayStation 4)

September 2, 2014

action/Koei Tecmo/PlayStation 4/PlayStation 4 Review/PS4 Review/Reviews/Warriors/Warriors Orochi/Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate

Review by Matt S. You wouldn’t think that I’d find myself getting hooked on yet another version of Warriors Orochi 3. After playing the PlayStation 3 original release to death, and again spending an unhealthy amount of time in the Nintendo Wii U port, I found myself with a copy of…

Trailer: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call – a peek at Quest Medley mode

September 2, 2014

New Nintendo 3DS/Nintendo 2DS/Square Enix/Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call/trailer

News by Jedediah H. Have you ever laid on your belly in the middle of a cold afternoon, dreaming of pummelling some of the Final Fantasy universe’s most famous creatures and smug bosses with the power of dynamic rhythm-action, earning experience and rewards for every song well performed and foolish…

Review: The Walking Dead: Season Two Episode 5: No Going Back (Microsoft Xbox 360)

September 2, 2014

adventure game/episodic game/Microsoft Xbox 360/Reviews/telltale games/The Walking Dead: Season 2 Episode 5 - No Going Back/Xbox 360 Review

Review by Nick H. I thought Season 2 of Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead started with something of a whimper, with characters that did not interest me much and a scenario that held promise, but failed to deliver. On the whole, this season has been an up and down experience,…

Review: Master Reboot (Nintendo WIi U)

September 2, 2014

Horror/Master Reboot/Nintendo Wii U/Reviews/Wales Interactive/walking simulator/Wii U Review

Review by Nick H. I love a good creepy game. They have the ability to engage the senses and mind in ways few other games can. A horror or suspense title is a challenging one to build, however. It needs to keep you intensely immersed in its world, in order…

review-hohokum-sony-playstation-4

September 1, 2014

Art Game/Hohokum/Honeyslug/Indie/PlayStation 4 Review/PS4 Review/Reviews/Sony Santa Monica

Review by Jedediah H. Propelled by the wind, or perhaps by magical liberty, I drift the skies, the caves, the fabulous colours. But it’s the night hours in this particular world, and the blackness of the backdrop teases me to explore the apparent emptiness. So I quickly ascend and pierce…

Review: Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair (PlayStation Vita)

September 1, 2014

Danganronpa/Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Dispair/NISA/PlayStation Vita/point-and-click adventure/Reviews/Spike Chunsoft/visual novel/Vita Review

Review by Matt S. The first Danganronpa was a masterclass in narrative storytelling. Taking a series of murder mysteries, and wrapping them up in a philosophical framework that covered everything from Schrodinger’s Cat to nihilism, game theory to morality, it’s the kind of game that you could replay over and…

Persona 5, Dead or Alive 5 coming to PlayStation 4 (Oh, and Dragon Quest Warriors too)

September 1, 2014

Dead or Alive 5/Dragon Quest Warriors/News/Persona 5/TGS/Tokyo Game Show

News by Matt S. A couple of games that I’ve got a personal interest in have just been confirmed for a PlayStation 4 release. Persona 5, previously thought to be a PlayStation 3 exclusive, has been confirmed for a PlayStation 4 release as well. Given that Persona 3 and Persona…

The Tekken guys are making a VR game about a schoolgirl

September 1, 2014

dating game/News/Project Morpheus/Summer Lesson/TGS/Tokyo Game Show/VR

News by Matt S. This was inevitable – some developer in Japan was going to take the Oculus Rift or Sony’s Project Morpheus technology for virtual reality, or VR, and use it to create one of those “quirky” games where for reasons unknown you, the player, find yourself in a…

Review: CounterSpy (PlayStation Vita)

September 1, 2014

2D platformer/CounterSpy/Dynamighty/platformer/PlayStation/PlayStation Vita/Reviews/Stealth/Vita Review

Review by Sam M. CounterSpy places itself within the Cold War. Two sides, the Imperialist States and the Socialist Republic are competing in the Space Race. But it’s not the race you’re most likely thinking of. It’s a race to blow up the moon. C.O.U.N.T.E.R. has been tasked with finding…

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