The Plane Effect, developed by Studio Kiku and Innovina Interactive, and published by PQube is an indie puzzle game, currently available on Windows PC, PlayStation, XBox, and Nintendo Switch. For the purpose of my review I was playing the PlayStation 5 version. In The Plane Effect, you begin the game as the character who we later know as Solo. He is working in his dark and dreary office and it is his last day in his current job until some form of cosmic chaos begins to take o

Evergate is a platform puzzle game developed by Stone Lantern Games and published by PQube. It is currently available on Windows PC, PlayStation, XBox, and Nintendo Switch. For the purpose of this review I was playing the PlayStation 5 version. In Evergate you take on the role of Ki, a little ghost/sprite looking creature who is trying to return to Earth but a massive catastrophe happens that places these plans into jeopardy and threatens the existence of not just Ki, but als

Tormented Souls, developed by Dual Effect and published by PQube, is a return to the classic horror game formula with fixed camera angles; limited resources and an overall retro feel. Tormented Souls is currently available on Windows PC, PlayStation, and XBox and for the purposes of this review I was playing the PlayStation 5 version. The survival horror genre has come so far in recent years and has truly reinvented itself from what defined the genre in its early days. Whilst

Nexomon, developed by VEWO Interactive and published by PQube, is a monster hunter, turn-based combat game in a bright animated 2D world. Nexomon is currently available on Windows PC, PlayStation, XBox, and Nintendo Switch. For the purpose of this review I was playing the PlayStation 5 version. In a world where Game Freak has essentially ruled this genre since the late 90s, it's incredibly difficult to review or even play these sorts of games without drawing comparisons to Po

Inertial Drift is a racing game with a difference. In this game you use both sticks for steering and drift. And once you do get to grips with that, this can actually be a very addictive little game. It is developed by Level 91 Entertainment and published by PQube and is currently available on Windows PC, PlayStation, XBox, and Nintendo Switch. For the purposes of my review I was playing the game on the PlayStation 4, with a review key supplied by PQube. Inertial Drift starts