PS4 Reviews
Find here all the PS4 Reviews we do on KeenGamer. Find specifics about games that are played on a PS4, chosen by a fan of the specific genre and platform.
Cocoon Review: Captivating Journey (PS4)
Geometric Interactive have made an interesting experience with Cocoon. You oversee a humanoid looking beetle who has the power to hop inside spherical shaped orbs. What will await you? Have you got what it takes to solve the story which has befallen ...
Sam & Max The Devil’s Playhouse Review: The Final Act for Sam & Max (PS4)
Finally we're in the final act of Telltale's trilogy of laugh out loud adventure. The Freelance police are on a mind bending adventure in five new episodes. Can we get a fitting conclusion to possibly Telltale's greatest trilogy, or will it break und...
Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space Review: Another Comedic Triumph (PS4)
The Freelance police are back in a new season of bizarre cases. Join Sam & Max in a five episode epic where they explore the concepts of Time, Space, and the Supernatural. Can the series continue being the laugh out loud sensation or will it fall...
Solar Ash Review: Skate Me Through The Ultravoid (PS4)
Heart Machine looked at past inspirations to create a similarly thoughtful & strikingly beautiful experience. One which focuses on free-flowing movement - and it largely succeeds. It also hinges on large scale battles with Anomalies, magnificent ...
Sam & Max Save The World Review: A Hypnotic Good Time (PS4)
After some bizarre cases appear involving the use of hypnosis, the freelance police is called to investigate. Join Sam & Max on six episodes of wacky hijinks as they try to save the world. The only question to investigate is if the remaster of th...
Lost Words: Beyond The Page Review: The Meaning of Life (PS4)
Sketchbook Games' Lost Words: Beyond The Page is a positive viewpoint on the aspects of your experience through life. The game has you explore Izzy’s world as it is turned upside down. The aspiring writer then creates The World of Estoria for you to ...
Viewfinder Review: Life Through a Lens (PS4)
Viewfinder is an inventive puzzle game allowing you to change your environment to create something new. There are enjoyable puzzles and innovative set pieces which enhance your enjoyment. One world is a steep learning curve which dents an otherwise p...
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals Review – Lightning Can Strike Twice (PS4)
With Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, Night School Studio somehow recreate the enigmatic essence of the original: the supernatural elements are still electric, which follow the likable protagonists, Riley & Jacob. They explore Camena Coast..... and get...
Donut County Review: Simple, Short Adventure Is a Good Time (PS4)
Donut County by Ben Esposito is a charming indie adventure about people sticking together through a crisis. It explores people’s natural ability to be anxious and how they come together to face adversity. It does so in a whimsical way, with bright gr...
Lake: Season’s Greetings Review – An Extra Round of Festive Relaxing Gameplay (PS4)
If you enjoyed Lake, then you'll love the festive DLC, Season's Greetings. This prequel set at Christmas has you playing as Meredith's father, Thomas Weiss, and brings 5 new characters to meet, whilst bringing more relaxing gameplay and engaging stor...
Tacoma Review: In Space, Team Work Makes the Dream Work (PS4)
Fullbright explore human relationships while under corporate ownership. Investigate Tacoma through a recording gameplay device which invites exploration..... with very little else involved. Excellent voice acting enhances your audible avatars; howeve...
Touhou New World Review: Unveiling the Magic (PS4)
Embrace the mystic realm of Touhou New World, where Human Sorceresses and Shrine Maidens join forces against menacing Youkai. This Touhou New World Review is your gateway to mastering the art of conquering these formidable foes. Touhou: New World, a ...
MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries – The Dragon’s Gambit DLC Review: Honor the Dragon (PS4)
The Dragon's Gambit is the fifth DLC for MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries, released on 28 September 2023 by Piranha Games Inc. Although the story and period are interesting, the DLC does feel more of the same. If that's what you want or it is your first ti...
Sword of The Vagrant Review – The Definition of a Hidden Gem (PS4)
A Vanillaware inspired indie game, that punches well above it's tiny weight. It's easy to over look games like this, but this is one hidden gem hack and slash fans will enjoy. Achingly beautiful and simple to play, there is a lot to like here for suc...
Scarf Review: Imitation Is Flattery – But It’s Been Done Much Better(PS4)
Uprising Studios has tried to create an emotional tale within Scarf and takes clear inspiration from it's forebearers..... without the essence of what makes those games great. What is here is an unspectacular journey, mired within an anaemic story wh...
Tchia Review: An Addictive and Breathtaking Experience (PS4)
Tchia is one of those games you will easily get absorbed in. This beautifully-crafted game has an amazing story, gorgeous scenery, and gameplay that you will get addicted to. If you're wondering why and how, read this review of Tchia. Ever since I le...
Yoku’s Island Express Review: Fun, Friendly Frivolity Is Worth Checking Out (PS4)
Yoku's Island Express is an enjoyable experience from the moment you step foot on the island. The combination of gameplay styles makes for a unique experience. Coupled with its’ relaxing tone and brilliant presentation, it is a real joy to explore Mo...
Everdream Valley Review: An Escape to the Farm (PS4)
The word "everdream" is appropriate for the farming game Everdream Valley, and you'll find out why in this review. Everdream Valley is one of those games that gives you the chance to escape from life for a while, working on a farm and exploring a dre...
Lara Croft GO Review: Breezy but Enjoyment Will Vary (PS4)
Lara Croft GO was created for a mobile audience willing to play intermittently. Being ported to consoles, is there enough here to satisfy a stationery audience as well? For those looking for a breezy experience, mission accomplished. For those lookin...
Post Void Review – Speed Killer (PS4)
Boomer shooters like Post Void are shoot first, ask questions later type of games. You don't play them for the story, you play them to kill things. Post Void takes the boomer shooter and runs with it, literally. It's less about shooting and more abou...
The Good Life: Behind the Secret of Rainy Woods DLC Review – A Reason to Return to Rainy Woods (PS4)
If you enjoyed the original adventure in The Good Life, a fun RPG by SWERY, you should consider getting the DLC, Behind the Secret of Rainy Woods, which adds 12 new side quests. But is it worth returning to Rainy Woods with photojournalist Naomi Hayw...
Prodeus Review: Fast, Frantic and Damn Good Fun (PS4)
Prodeus is a fantastic game with a sharp visual style, fluid first person boomer shooter gameplay, an enjoyable campaign with a glorious soundtrack and naturally – blood. Lots of blood. Those who love Doom & Quake need to stop reading and buy thi...
Little Witch Nobeta Review: The Cutest Souls-Like (PS4)
An interesting and cute Souls-like from developer Pupuya Games, that swaps out the zombies and hideous monsters for cute dolls and witches. It's an interesting and eclectic mix-up, not without faults, but definitely an adorably enjoyable time. If you...
Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising Review: Likable but an Absolute Slog (PS4)
Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising may have fantastic graphics, an excellent soundtrack & likable characters but this will only get you so far. The excellent presentation doesn't mask the game's structural problems, as while it has plenty of heart, it is ...
HITMAN Freelancer Review – Agent 47 At His Very Best (PS4)
Agent 47 is back in Hitman Freelancer with what may be his biggest and most ambitious adventure yet. The best part of all? You can choose your own weapons and tactics to take down targets, vigilante style. Here's how it all plays out. I was excited a...
Persona 3 Portable Review: The Wildest Card of All (PS4)
Persona 3 is now available on modern (and non-Sony) consoles for the very first time! This monumental RPG was the first Persona game to establish the template on which the series is now based. If you started the series with 5 (which based on its incr...
Digimon Survive Review: A Trip Into a Grand Adventure (PS4)
A Grand Adventure, Digimon Survive is a visual novel with tactical role-playing elements developed by Hyde and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment as a great entry into the series of Digimon games, also reminding fans why the series is beloved. ...
Chasing Static Review: Retro PS1 Horror with Style (PS4)
Chasing Static explore the effects of a strange anomaly on a small Welsh Town, with an effective PS1 visual style and fantastic sound design. With a compelling mystery at its core, Chasing Static stands out amongst the genre of retro walking simulato...
Terror Of Hemasaurus Review: Delightful Devastation (PS4)
Unleash your inner Kaiju in Terror Of Hemasaurus! This retro-styled smash-em-up is sure to satisfy your inner beast, so get ready to reduce humanity's carbon footprint by flattening cities to rubble and crushing civilians into dust. Have you ever dre...
