Jonathan Bosanko (Dibs)

I was looking forward to this, but I have to vote against this stuff as we all do or it will never stop and only get worse. The game joins a few select others that panders to this 'woke' problem, including fictional they/them pronouns etc. The game is 'fine' but I can't give it a positive review with this kind of attitude from the developers and you should vote with your wallet. Thankfully this was a free release on ps plus so it's just a matter of deleting the game.

Top game. Haven't had this much fun in a game for years. Bought on playstation 5 and also steam for ultra wide play. People are review bombing the game lately just because you will need a PSN account to play on pc. If you ignore these people you will find a very high quality and amazingly fun game underneath. I am probably one of the few happy about this PSN thing by the sounds, hopefully trophy support is coming for pc and we are that much closer to a PlayStation launcher so I'm not locked into steam and here's hoping for cross buy and cross trophy support

Quite honestly this game gets a 1 star from me for one very specific reason. Wheel support. I own a GRAN TURISMO branded T500RS wheel which works when playing the game in PS4 mode but due to licensing nonsense does not work in ps5 mode. Utterly ridiculous! I returned the game...and I've never returned a game. Meant to be a return to form following the disappointment of the gran TURISMO sport installment... This is very disappointing because graphically and gameplay wise this plays very good. That said they do clearly make a push for micro transactions because earning money in this game is quite silly in terms of hours needed. Online is also subject to the usual jumpy car positions which ruins what would otherwise be a very fun multiplayer mode. Gran TURISMO has never quite got this right verses other racers out there. To be clear I've reviewed this very poorly out of principle due to the wheel situation. If this were not the case I would still be playing now despite its many shortcomings and I would have given this a 6.5/10 because there's still the anti consumer practise of forcing EVERYTHING to be online....so when they turn the servers off your are SOL ..

System = Playstation 5 You don't need to be a cat lover to enjoy this game however full disclaimer I am. The detail here in regards to cat like interactions is exceptional and the story throughout is believable and engaging. Much of the story is delivered via text but the animation quality and environments are such a level that prevents this from detracting from play with a game mechanic factoring in a reason for this with your little drone companion.. Gameplay is rewarding however there are a few small sections that can be tiresome when it comes to puzzles - interacting with the same button twice gives you a different outcome sometimes in later stages and clawing at machinery to smash it must be done very quickly but there is no indicator to say so. Graphically the game is very impressive as well with a healthy frame rate throughout and the dualsense controller gets the full suite of features catered for with haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and inbuilt speaker all being utilised well. Falls down on: Trophies - one in particular is just so frustrating to chase that it becomes much less than fun 'can't cat-ch me'. For this reason if you are in the habit of trying to platinum games I would advise against this title. While on the subject of trophy hunting it doesn't autosave when you find an in game collectable so you are required to continue pushing through the story going back for these when really it should simply save. Short: finished this game in little over an evening (including trophy runs) so it is very short. The price tags at release however goes a considerable way to making an allowance for this Overall a very impressive and unique title that I would recommend. It's available included at the time of writing with the ps extra service but I would always recommend buying the physical edition (you never know when PSN with be down or disappear). This said I was able to get mine for £19.99 on a PSN sale however I regret not spending the extra £5 to get the disc at this point from Amazon

Couldn't stay with this after episode 1. It's basically like being slapped in the face by a third wave feminist. Labelling all men as bad, which is not only offensive but inherently part of an agenda which is likely to effect the next generation. There would be uproar if this were the other way around. I've heard some say that ignore the first episode and it eventually gets better but the reality to me is that a show that acts like this is just not worth it.

The last spyro game in the series before it was later butchered by redesigns and spin offs. Games 1 - 3 on the PS1 alongside this game on PS2 or GameCube are faithful to the original artistry. The game gets four stars for me as it's largely more of the same but with more horse power on a later console it provides better graphics. This however is not a bad thing as the original trilogy was brilliant and this is what fans wanted. It does fall short with a few bugs here and there and lengthy load times but overall the last great spyro game before the remastered trilogy.