PlayStation 5 Artikelen

Review: House Builder

House Builder is a construction simulation game in which you literally build houses from the ground up. From primitive huts to modern houses you go through a construction process that ranges from laying foundations to placing roofs and installations. The game appeared earlier on PC and got a consoleport that is now available on PlayStation 5. The question is, does this version hold, or does it collapse like a bad wall?

Review: Tour De France 2025

Tour de France 2025 for PlayStation 5 is the latest edition of the annual cycling simulation of Cyanide Studio, released on June 5, 2025. This year the game was first developed in Unreal Engine 5, and that is noticeable in almost every aspect of the presentation. The game offers an extensive single player experience, competitive online modes and a variety of authentic quotes. However, there are also clear limitations and known pain points that return to this annual franchise.

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Review: Ambulance Life ♪ DLC Bay Side

The expansion Bay Side for Ambulance Life brings players to a brand new coastal region with a unique character. Where the original game focused mainly on urban and suburban emergencies, Bay Side offers a refreshing change of scenery with a mix of crowded beach boulevards, vast nature reserves and tourist hotspots.

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Review: Ship Graveyard Simulator 2

Review: WWE 2K25

WWE 2K25 celebrates the 25th anniversary of the franchise with enhanced gameplay, a renewed career experience and visual upgrades. With a smarter AI, the new semi-open world mode The Island and extended Universe and MyGM modes, the game offers more depth and strategy. Despite some re-used animations and micro transactions, WWE 2K25 provides a tighter wrestling experience for fans and newcomers.

Review: Drug Dealer Simulator

Step into the dark underworld of Drug Dealer Simulator, a first-person strategy game in which you build a criminal empire as a novice dealer. Manage your network, avoid the police, mix your own products and experience the raw reality of street life. Strategic, intense and controversial.

Review: Assassin's Creed Shadows

Assassin's Creed Shadows takes you to 16th century feudal Japan with two unique main characters: the stealthy shinobi Naoe and the powerful samurai Yasuke. With a strong focus on tactical stealth, strategic battles and a beautifully designed world, the game offers a compelling experience. Although the mission structure is sometimes repetitive, rich storylines, authentic Japanese elements and impressive graphics provide a dynamic and atmospheric addition to the franchise.

Review: Riders Republic

Riders Republic is an exuberant open world game full of extreme sports, races and stunts. Explore national parks, participate in chaotic Mass Events with 64 players, and enjoy ultimate freedom in this actionful online experience.

Review: Avatar: Frontiers or Pandora

Avatar: Frontiers or Pandora of Ubisoft offers a breathtaking open world on Pandora, full of visual splendor and detail. Discover as Naâ€TMvi a dynamic ecosystem, experience canon story between Avatar 1 and 2, but also expect repetitive gameplay and moderate stealth. Perfect for fans of the movie world.

Review: Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown offers a stylish open world in Hong Kong with luxurious cars and clan-based gameplay, but faces technical problems and online frustrations.