Review: South of Midnight (PS5) - The Most Beautiful Simple Game
…From the We Happy Few developer Compulsion Games, this PS5 port arrives in the same shape as its Xbox Series X|S and PC counterparts. There’s no additional content, expansions, or…
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Games beginning with G - Push Square
…Director's Cut (PC) Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut (PS4) Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut (PS5) Ghost of Yotei (PS5) Ghost Recon Frontline (PS4) Ghost Recon Frontline (PS5) Ghost Recon…
PS2 @ Push Square
…Sun 22nd Mar 2026 Capcom PS1 PS2 PS3 PS4 News Hope for Digital Devil Saga Remasters Reignited as News of Strange PC, Switch Port Spreads Devil may cry Atlus could be gearing…
Horizon @ Push Square
…Dawn Than Its Remaster on PC A not-so new dawn The novelty is definitely waning for Sony’s strategy of porting PlayStation games to PC. While the company is still seeing…
Resident Evil @ Push Square
…He also happens to be one of the hottest horror directors in Hollywood right now, fresh from the success of last year’s smash hit Weapons. His new film, an entirely new…
Games beginning with D - Push Square
…On the Beach (PC) Death Stranding 2: On the Beach (PS5) Death Stranding Director's Cut (PS5) Death Track: Resurrection (PS3) Death's Door (PS4) Death's Door (PS5) Death's Gambit…
Stellar Blade (PC)
…While the game originally launched as a PlayStation exclusive, it was ported to PC last year, like so many of PlayStation’s first-party titles these days. But Korean dev Shift Up…
Latest Interviews - Push Square
…Mon 22nd Sep 2025 Konami PS5 Silent Hill Interviews Features Interview 'We Don't Consider This a Port': Battlefield 6 Dev on Why It Built the PS5 Version Concurrently with PC It…
Final Fantasy VII (PS1)
…a move that many of you will have no doubt saw coming, the PSone to PC port of Final Fantasy VII was released on the PlayStation 4 PlayStation Store during Sony's…
PS5 @ Push Square
…Over 70% of PS5 Fans Agree with Decision to Scrap PC Ports All in agreement Sat 7th Mar 2026 Sony PS5 PC Today Fri, 8th May 2026 News 'Human Creativity Must Remain…