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6 days ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
I’ve tried really hard to avoid being one of those people who wax poetic about the Steam Deck. And yet, during every lull in conversation, I can’t help by share the truth that device, and other PC handhelds like it, really are that good. I’ve found that the little machine can run just about anything I can throw at it, which is far more than I can say for my tower PC, leaving me reaching for it time and again.
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6 days ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced a new PlayStation studio named teamLFG and has hinted at what its debut game will be. In a post on the PlayStation Blog, SIE Studio Business Group CEO Herman Hulst revealed that teamLFG has joined the PlayStation Studios fold.
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1 week ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed the limited-edition Death Stranding 2: On the Beach DualSense controller, which will be released on June 26. The themed controller is midnight black, with some striking bright orange logos dotted across either side of its face. The in-game company Drawbridge has its logo and motto features squarely in the middle of the controller, plastered across the touchpad.
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1 week ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
It’s been officially revealed that Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will be set on our island home, Australia. The deluge of previews that have just dropped, including the one posted to the PlayStation Blog, has provided us with a huge amount of fresh info about the upcoming Death Stranding sequel. Arguably, the single most significant revelation for us Aussies is that On the Beach will see Sam Porter Bridges make his way down under.
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1 week ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
It’s been announced that the very first Frosty Games Fest showcase will stream live across Twitch and YouTube on June 8 at 9am AEST. Revealed late last year, Frosty Games Fest is a showcase that looks to highlight the incredible talent within Australia and New Zealand.
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1 week ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
Publisher Devolver Digital and developer Peculiar Pixels have revealed BOSTU, a physics-based multiplayer party game coming to PC later this year. Following in the physics-based footsteps of games like Gang Beasts, Fall Guys and Human Fall Flat, BOTSU is described as the ultimate robo-sport showdown.
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1 week ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
The second trailer for the highly anticipated GTA IV has been released, and it will make you sad the launch is a year away. Hot off the heels of the delay and release date reveal, developer Rockstar Games has published the second trailer for the open-world crime sandbox that will dominate 2026. Clocking in at just shy of three minutes, this trailer focuses on the protagonist duo of Jason and Lucia as they reconnect after the latter’s stint in prison.
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1 week ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
Publisher Bandai Namco and developer FromSoftware have released a new overview trailer for Elden Ring Nightreign that details the game’s various systems and general flow. Revealed during The Game Awards earlier this year, Elden Ring Nightreign is a standalone multiplayer co-op title that sees three players embody Nightfarers as they battle through three brutal days in hopes of unseating a Nightlord boss waiting for them at the end.
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1 week ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
Polished, difficult, and endlessly confident in both its presentation and mechanical execution, Sifu was far and away the best gaming experience I had in 2022. It was, then, somewhat of a surprise when developer Sloclap revealed that its next game wouldn’t centre around class-leading combat, but soccer. The reveal trailer for Rematch premiered during The Game Awards 2024, showing a soccer game that bizarrely looked more like Rocket League than FIFA EA Sports FC.
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2 weeks ago | 
well-played.com.au | Adam Ryan
It’s already May, where does the time go? That’s rhetorical; I know my time has been spent frying my brain in Blue Prince. There are an insane number of excellent new releases to play, but what if I told you that none of those will matter once you boot up one of the PS Plus games in this month’s line-up? Get ready for your next obsession, or take your current one to another platform. I’m so sorry.
