Deckline PS5 Review: Playing Durak While Bombs Fall – A Chilling War-Horror Card Experience

Deckline, developed by Kreidpix and published by Dolores Entertainment S.L. on PS5, is an atmospheric war-horror card game that transforms the classic Eastern European tabletop game Durak into a tense, immersive experience set against the grim backdrop of 1990s conflict.

In essence, Deckline drops you into a desperate scenario where your squad is out of ammo, encircled by enemies, and abandoned by command, with no hope of rescue. To cope with the looming doom, you and your comrades huddle for one final game of Durak ("fool" in English) clinging to fleeting moments of camaraderie amid distant bombs and encroaching death.

Unsealed: The Mare – PS5 Review: Classic Survival Horror Meets Adaptive Nightmare Dread

Unsealed: The Mare, developed by the independent Swedish studio Gamhalla and published on PS5 by Perp Games (under Perpetual), is a first-person psychological horror experience launching March 10, 2026. This chilling title drops you into a living nightmare, evoking the tank controls and resource scarcity of old-school survival horror like Resident Evil or Silent Hill, while incorporating Fatal Frame-style mechanics where you use specific items such as flames from lighters or matches to temporarily ward off the relentless ghostly pursuer known as the Mare.

Hunt the Night (PS5) Review: A Brutal 16-Bit Soulslike That Demands Your Best

Developed by Moonlight Games and published by Dangen Entertainment, Hunt the Night is a retro-style dark fantasy action-RPG that arrives on PS5 on February 26, 2026, three years after its PC debut. In this top-down 16-bit adventure, you play as Vesper, a Stalker (a hunter) harnessing dark powers to combat the encroaching Night that unleashes horrors upon the dying world of Medhram during its Ninth Age. Humanity clings to daylight, but as shadows consume the light, Vesper embarks on a quest to collect seal pieces, break the cycle of annihilation, and redeem her traitorous father's legacy.

Manairons Review: A Tiny Folklore Hero's Big PS5 Adventure

JanduSoft, the Barcelona-based indie developer and publisher (in co-production with 3Cat), brings us "Manairons" on PS5, a 3D action platformer inspired by Catalan folklore from the Pyrenees.

In this charming adventure, you play as Nai, a tiny manairó (a mischievous, bug-like creature from Pyrenean legends) who awakens after centuries trapped in the ancient "canut", a suspicious magical artifact. Freed by a timely witch, Nai's mission is to reclaim the canut and halt the chaos engulfing Vilamont, a once-peaceful village now industrialized by the charisma-free landowner Llorenç. He's enslaved the manairons to fuel his smoky factories and machines, closing shops, scaring villagers into hiding, and turning the idyllic mountains into a gritty contrast of folklore and progress. Along the way, Nai encounters quirky side characters like Pere Mas, a disgruntled chicken farmer who enlists her help against Llorenç's mechanical rooster boss, weaving personal tales into the main quest to free the enslaved kin.