Telltale Batman and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided are allegedly the January PS4 games.

Super enjoying Uncanny Valley this month. It reminds me (and was probably made by the same people) who did that other PS+ psychological horror game, erm, thingy. Y’know the one...multiple endings, chased by zombies, pixel graphix... yeah, that one.

Oh. They're a bit rubbish.

Nice, I'd been putting off buying Bloodborne because of a teetering to-play pile. Now I can add it to that and not feel bad when I give up at the first village.

And if you're anything like me, you will. Like Dark Souls it's a shame, I really wanted to like it.

so.. intersteng month .. blood borne .. ratchet clank..

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018- ... months-yet

but : end of ps3 and vita...
let's hope on some big last vita games to end it..

Good month but I won't be renewing my sub as I've already clocked Bloodbourne.

...it's not got the DLC too has it?

Findus Flop

Mad Max (PS4)
Trackmania Turbo (PS4)
In Space We Brawl (PS3)
Toy Home (PS3)
99 VIDAS (PS Vita)
Q*Bert Rebooted (PS3/PS4/PS Vita)

Speaking of vomitting (in an entirely separate thread about something else) I just read that the PS4 version of Trackmania Turbo comes with PSVR support. Frankly, that sounds even more terrifying than Wipeout in VR (oh that was what they were talking about).

Trackmania in VR is amazing, but...

I played through the entire experience getting a gold medal on all 40 tracks in about 1-2 hours or so. The game looks absolutely amazing, I'd say it's probably the sharpest, prettiest game I've tried, and it works really well.

But that's it, just 40 easy tracks.

The VR is extremely well implemented to not make you sick. When you crash it doesn't go all Drive Club on you and spin your view around like a jerk, it just lets the camera keep moving in the same direction it was going when you crashed and fades to black. This is the way to do VR racing games. An optional cockpit perspective would've helped, but you can't have it all.

But don't get this just for the VR. It's just too short for that. It'll just make you wish the whole thing was in VR, but I guess with these amazing visuals, they probably just couldn't make multiplayer and bigger tracks work, so they neutered the game. What it does, however, is showcase the huge potential for racing games in VR. Driveclub wasn't ready, but this is. A very polished experience, and as a free upgrade for owners of the game, I really can't complain.

If the worst thing I can say about a free upgrade is that I wish there was more of it, then that is alright in my book.

Beyond: Two Souls (PS4)
Rayman Legends (PS4)
Risen 3: Titan Lords (PS3)
Eat Them (PS3)
King Oddball (PS Vita)
Furmins (PS Vita)

Isn't B:2S meant to be a bit dull?

I wish folks would just number their games linearly. I haven’t got a sodding clue whether I’ve played that Rayman. If it’s the one with the musical boss fights I’ll be slobbering all over it.

Ah, yet another platform to play cayman legends on...


(still i can't imagine it being so good as the wiiU version, the coop there (using the wiiPad ) with my kids is just so much fun)

Is that Rayman something that a 7 year old might like, or is it too tricky?

Is that Rayman something that a 7 year old might like, or is it too tricky?

Is that Rayman something that a 7 year old might like, or is it too tricky?

Details Unit of Price

Trackmania® Turbo (Full Game) £0.00

A Q*bert: Rebooted Game and Pixels Theme Bundle (Full Game) £0.00

Toy Home™ (Full Game) £0.00

In Space We Brawl (Full Game) £0.00

99Vidas (Full Game) £0.00

This is not a VAT/GST invoice. Total: £0.00