One feature that many believe should have been on the cards much sooner is a rating system for games on PlayStation 5. Oftentimes, it’s hard to know whether to try a game, or take a punt on that title that’s just appeared in a sale.Now, users will be able to rate games out of five stars allowing others to get a sense of the game’s popularity before they take the plunge and stump up that hard-earned cash....
If, like me, you’ve been lost to fantastical worlds ever sinceBaldur’s Gate 3blew us away with its magic, heart, and battles, you might need something to fill the gaping hole it’s left behind. Well, fortunately for you, PlayStation and Steam players can sample a game that fits the bill. PC and Steam users should also check outPhantom GalaxiesEarly Access! It’s very dramatic, though, sorry to say, there are no unusual romances to be found here....
Survival horror games have had somewhat of a renaissance in 2023 as both new and old games released captured the attention of gamers. However, one of the best recent horror games is playable via a PlayStation Plus subscription. The Evil Within 2is a brilliant horror game that deserves lots of love and one recent player hastaken to Redditto spread the good word on this fantastic game. Advert Advert The game is available to play viaPlayStation Plusand you don’t need to have played the first part to get on with the sequel, though the full experience will be missing if you don’t at least read up on the story of the first game....
Another day, another scalper ruining the fun for everybody else. This time they are getting hold of the newly released PlayStation Portal and are selling them on for ridiculous prices. Idiots.Sony’s newest device, known as thePlayStationPortal, allows PS gamers to play theirPS5titles on the go using Remote Play. Released just this Wednesday, the device has already been slated after reports of an “unplayable level of lag” but that hasn’t stopped fans from flocking to shops and websites to get their hands on one....
Featuring three branching narratives, this indie uses unforgettable characters to create a wonderful story filled with dramatic twists and turns. It’s clear that inspiration forAlterium Shiftwas taken from the retro Final Fantasy titles. Advert Advert The pixel graphics are wonderfully intricate and give a real sense of place and personality. Large-scale towns are layered and filled with character viewed from a 2.5D angle similar to recent titles likeOctopath Traveler 2. It’s clear that a lot of love and heart has been put into development of this title that is currently only available in Early Access but is rated as ‘Mostly Positive’....
Our beautiful boy is returning to us. We always hoped that he’d return, but after warnings that this might not happen, we were concerned for his welfare. But that worry has dissolved now thatCrash Team Rumblehas officially announced Spyro’s come back. Several months ago, we were warned that bothSpyro and Crash Bandicootmight not be returning toPlayStationthanks to the Xbox and Activision deal, resulting in fans prepping for the end of days....
Star Wars fans can take a trip down memory lane thanks to Prime Gaming with Amazon offering members the chance to downloadStar Wars: Knights of the Old Republicfor free, with your Prime subscription. To celebrate Black Friday, Prime Gaming members can get their hands on the 2003 classic completely free of charge with the offer running from 16 November until 20 December for PC users. Check out theStar Wars: Knights of the Old Republicremake trailer below!...
It’s hard to know whether fans should rejoice or feel disappointment due to the latest update on the remake ofStar Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Since the trailer first came out, quite a while ago, fans have been clamouring for any information of the remake’s release. Well, there has been an update. Kind of. The CEO of Embracer, the parent company overseeing the release of the remake was asked to comment on the production status of the game and has simply said, “I noticed that anything I say to this becomes a headline....
Despite it only being two months since it was first released, it seems as though 60fps is already much “more viable” on Xbox Series X for Bethesda’s space RPGStarfield. WhenStarfieldwas released back in September, talk soon turned to the game’s performance which came in at 30fps on launch. With no performance mode on Microsoft’s consoles, it seemed as though 30fps was the best players were going to get. However, Digital Foundry now believes that theXboxSeries X could see a 60fps mode forStarfieldin the future....
Say what you want aboutStarfield, the game is still giving us a lot of funny and scary content regardless of its quick fall from the pedestal it was perched atop prior to its launch. The latest tales from space come from a player who, on their 10th New Game Plus, has experienced some truly wild results. It isn’t quite as unnerving as watching as anunknown cosmic horrorstart to swallow the room you’re in, but it definitely adds a new layer to the game some didn’t realise they were missing....
It’s fair to say that Bethesda’sStarfieldwas one of the most highly anticipated games in recent years and for the most part, it didn’t disappoint. Prior to its launch, Bethesda claimed thatStarfieldwas more than 20 years in the making and only became possible thanks to modern-day technology. InStarfield, players can explore around100 galaxies with 1000 planets, however, roughly only10% of those planets have meaningful signs of life. Check out theStarfieldtrailer below!...
For many,Starfieldwas the Xbox console exclusive that fans have been waiting for. While not a perfect game, it delivers a unique sense of immersion and exploration that Bethesda fans know and love. Released in September this year,Starfieldwas over 20 years in the making (according to Bethesda) and it allowed fans to live an intergalactic fantasy life exploring the stars and discovering what weird and wonderful secrets there are to be found....
We love a good freebie here at GAMINGbible, so every time Steam drops free games we pay extra attention to see exactly what’s up for grabs. This time around, Steam is offeringthreefree games, one of which was a major 2023 release. Steam’s free-to-play weekends, much likeXboxFree Play Days, offer you a chance to try some games on for size before spending your money. We’ll be honest, sometimes what’s on offer won’t be of interest to you, but each platform that offers this kind of incentive always tries to keep the selection varied....
