Aaron Bayne
Video Producer at Push Square
PlayStation Video Man @PushSquare | The Backlog King | [email protected]
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1 week ago |
pushsquare.com | Aaron Bayne |Anthony Dickens
ReviewsSecret ModePS5Still Wakes the Deep: Siren's RestMini ReviewsIt dinny be the sameVersion Reviewed: PS5 Pro / EuropeanStill Wakes the Deep was one of our favourite releases of 2024, so the news of a slice of DLC dropping in the form of Siren’s Rest was music to our ears. This paid expansion, which picks up a decade after the events of the main game, sees diver Mhairi swim to the depths of the ocean to uncover the truth of the Beira D oil rig.
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pushsquare.com | Aaron Bayne |Anthony Dickens
ReviewsRemedyPS5FBC: FirebreakStick to what you knowVersion Reviewed: PS5 Pro / EuropeanFBC: Firebreak is a funny kind of game, especially from Remedy Entertainment. In an odd first, Remedy — the team behind single player games like Alan Wake 2 — has pivoted to multiplayer with its latest project. FBC: Firebreak is a first-person co-op shooter set within the Remedy Verse. And while there’s plenty to like about this big swing from the developer, it really should have just stuck to what it knows.
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2 weeks ago |
pushsquare.com | Aaron Bayne |Anthony Dickens
ReviewsBuild A Rocket BoyPS5MindsEyeRed Rock BottomVersion Reviewed: PS5 Pro / EuropeanUntil we actually got our hands on MindsEye, we weren't clear what kind of game it even is. Is it an open world title? Is it linear? How does the user-generated Everywhere project fit into it all? We’ll get into all of those, but the most important thing to know about MindsEye is that it’s a disjointed and tragic mess of a game.
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2 weeks ago |
pushsquare.com | Aaron Bayne |Anthony Dickens
There's been a lot of mystery surrounding MindsEye, a third-person action adventure from new studio Build A Rocket Boy – even more so when review codes weren’t sent out early. However, we’ve now managed to wrack up a few hours with this latest PS5 release and... well, it isn’t great. MindsEye is a very weird game. It establishes a sci-fi narrative focused on protagonist Jacob Diaz, a soldier with a patchy memory thanks to the elusive MindsEye implant.
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flipboard.com | Aaron Bayne
1 day agoVideo game launches are typically fairly rote endeavors. Outlets publish reviews when an embargo lifts, usually shortly before a game launches, and the public will use those reviews to inform its purchasing decisions. Occasionally, you’ll have a controversial launch, like how CD Projekt Red lost …
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RT @AaronBayne_: When I decided to start a career in games, the first thing I was told to do was get on Twitter. Whether it be the people,…
When I decided to start a career in games, the first thing I was told to do was get on Twitter. Whether it be the people, the jobs, or news cycle itself, this was a hub that helped launch my career. Now it's a vapid AI hellscape, so it's time to move on🫡https://t.co/czeUmTpo2G https://t.co/BbqO6EW7Rx
Arc Raiders is giving big The Division Dark Zone vibes☢️ It's a shame the tone of its reveal has seemingly been abandoned & the extraction shooter format can be tough to nail, but after sinking more than 200 hours into The Finals, I'm hopeful that Embark can pull it off🤞 https://t.co/iqKASWcwiT
A first close look at ARC Raiders gameplay, captured during our tech test last month. We follow a squad of three Raiders as they venture above ground on a quest in the Buried City. Sign up for future playtests & wishlist here: https://t.co/MPvN153kOz enlist. resist https://t.co/qEtUOmd7xg
