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6 days ago |
invisioncommunity.co.uk | Craig Roberts
When I booted up Revenge of the Savage Planet on my PS5, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I loved the first game’s weird blend of sci-fi satire and first-person platforming, but this sequel flips the formula—literally—by switching to a third-person perspective. Did it work? Absolutely. And it’s not just a better angle—it’s a full-on glow-up. From the moment I crash-landed on yet another gloriously hostile alien world, the game had me grinning.
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1 week ago |
invisioncommunity.co.uk | Craig Roberts
Let’s get this out of the way — I’ve waited years for an Indiana Jones game that felt like the real deal and is Indiana Jones and the Great Circle everything I wanted and needed? Not a clunky tie-in, not a half-baked mobile cash grab, but a genuine, heart-pounding adventure. So when MachineGames, known for the story-rich Wolfenstein reboots, took the helm, I was cautiously optimistic. Fast forward to now, and I’ve finished Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on PS5 — and wow.
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1 week ago |
invisioncommunity.co.uk | Nathan O'Grady
The Jackbox Survey Scramble came as an unexpected but welcome addition to the popular party franchise. In a year when a traditional Party Pack was not set to release,The Jackbox Survey Scramble scratches an otherwise insatiable itch for fans and presents something new and fresh from the series.
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1 week ago |
invisioncommunity.co.uk | Craig Roberts
“There’s beauty in the end of things”. That idea kept echoing through my mind as I played Clair Obscur Expedition 33, the visually arresting and emotionally devastating debut RPG from French studio Sandfall Interactive. From the first brushstroke of its surreal, painted world to the final, heart-shattering moments of its story, Clair Obscur Expedition 33 refuses to conform. It demands patience, reflection, and, above all, emotional engagement.
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3 weeks ago |
invisioncommunity.co.uk | Craig Edwards
The First Berserker Khazan throws you straight into the aftermath of a nuclear disaster, following a great general who is seeking revenge after being falsely branded a traitor and mercilessly tortured. I’m a massive lover of Soul-like games even though I end up pulling my hair out and getting frustrated with them 80% of the time, but they are like an addictive game loop that will get me hook, line, and sinker every time — and that is exactly what I found with The First Berserker Khazan.
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