Dino Land PS5 Port Review: Retro Pinball Roars Back

Ratalaika Games' PS5 port of the 1991 Sega Genesis title Dino Land brings a quirky prehistoric pinball experience to modern hardware, faithfully recreating the efforts of developer Wolf Team.

In this action-packed pinball adventure, players control Dino, a kind-hearted dinosaur who rolls into a powerful ball to battle ferocious rivals threatening his girlfriend Meeshell and their companions. The light storyline follows Dino's quest to restore tranquility across a chaotic Jurassic landscape, blending pinball mechanics with exploration of land, sea, and sky environments filled with dynamic hazards like eruptions and tempests. Beyond the core gameplay, the port includes a robust suite of extras such as a gallery showcasing original artwork and packaging, a full jukebox for the soundtrack, and toggles for cheats, turbo speed, rewind functionality, and save states.

Nom Nom Apocalypse (PS5) - A Greasy, Janky Feast of Mutant Food Mayhem

Nom Nom Apocalypse, developed by Deadleaf Games and published by Upscale Studio on PS5, delivers a wild top-down shooter where plucky chefs battle a city overrun by rampaging mutant edibles like cheeseburger brutes and candy fiends. Drawing clear inspiration from B-movie schlock like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, it revels in the absurdity of killer cuisine turning the apocalypse into a greasy, gooey feast of chaos.

The core package shines with versatile playstyles allowing players to dive in solo or grab a buddy for local co-op mayhem, as well as chase high scores on global leaderboards, and unlock a hefty batch of achievements to flex your culinary combat prowess.

Unto Deepest Depths (Switch) Review – Brutal Roguelike Tactics Done Right

Unto Deepest Depths, developed by McCollum Games in collaboration with Flynn's Arcade as the publisher, delivers a compelling dark fantasy experience on the Nintendo Switch. This punishing roguelite blends procedural exploration with meticulous turn-based strategy RPG combat, where every unit in your party is forced to move and strike each turn with no passive defending allowed. The result is a high-tension battlefield that rewards foresight and punishes hesitation, as positioning can mean the difference between victory and a party wipe.

El Coco (PS5) Review: A Hauntingly Addictive Folklore Roguelike!!!

El Coco for PS5, developed and published by Recotechnology S.L., delivers a haunting descent into a dreamlike abyss through a protagonist named Ky, a fragile lost soul navigating The Uncertain, a twisted limbo of forgotten memories and festering fears. This 3D action roguelike casts players in a nightmare-fueled struggle against mythical horrors drawn from folklore, blending folklore-inspired dread with relentless combat in a genre that thrives on repeated plunges into procedural peril.

The Axis Unseen (PS5) Review: Heavy Metal Horror Hunting Experience from a Skyrim Veteran!!!

The Axis Unseen, developed by Just Purkey Games and published by Dark Product for PS5, marks the solo debut of Nate Purkeypile, a veteran who spent years at Bethesda Game Studios shaping iconic worlds in titles like Fallout 3, Skyrim, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and Starfield.

This heavy metal horror game thrusts players into a vast, timeless open world overrun by nightmarish beasts drawn from global folklore, where you must track, hunt, and slay them to prevent their invasion of our reality. A first-person action packed adventure blending tense predator-prey dynamics with supernatural discovery.