Adventure game reviews for PlayStation page 5
The Silver Case review
There's no case to be made for anyone but Suda51's most ardent fans to check out his tedious, impenetrable early visual novel.
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony review
The third installment follows the familiar series formula, representing a textbook example of murder mystery storytelling.
Gorogoa review
The fruits of your labour will be abundant challenge and delight in this unique four-panel puzzler that's as gorgeous as it is clever.
AER: Memories of Old review
This gorgeous open-world adventure soars to impressive heights, but is brought down by repetitive puzzles with challenging platforming sequences.
Black Mirror review
The gothic horror series reboot is steeped in gloomy atmosphere but is cursed by clumsy controls and poor 3D implementation.
Last Day of June review
Destinies collide in memorable ways in this poignant, wordless tale of life, love, death and loss.
>observer_ review
A horrific future has rarely looked so good in this intense, richly atmospheric cyberpunk mystery.
Guardians of the Galaxy review
The Telltale-Marvel team-up has decidedly mixed results, unable to forge the proper relationships between its lead characters.
Late Shift review
In lieu of traditional adventuring, player choice drives this cinematically impressive interactive live-action crime movie.
Perception review
Despite the clever conceit for its blind protagonist, this 3D horror adventure stumbles in key story and gameplay areas.
Bear With Me review
The three-part comic-noir mystery ends up stuffed full of gags, mature themes and old-fashioned adventuring goodness.
The Inner World: The Last Wind Monk review
This full-blown sequel is another quality adventure, though some of the original charm is nosed out by darker themes.
Kona review
This entertaining wintry survival adventure is a breeze to live through, though it misfires in a couple areas that lessen its impact.
XING: The Land Beyond review
Those who can weather the challenge will have the time of their (after)lives in this gorgeous, substantial first-person adventure.
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair review
Things are looking up in the Japanese killing game sequel that improves on its predecessor in several key areas.
