The branching narrative is a welcoming aspect and makes me want to play it multiple times. In one word: forgettable”ĥ/10 – Game Reactor UK: “It’s not one you’ll need to keep your stinking paws off necessarily, but neither is it a particularly memorable cinematic romp” Hidden Agenda – PS4Ĩ5/100 – Gaming Trend: “Hidden Agenda is like stepping into a crime drama and influencing how it plays out. Understanding this product as a videogame, we believe that it is quite limited and we only have a couple of dialogue options to choose, being irrelevant in most cases”Ħ/10 – Spazio Games: “Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier is basically a story driven tie-in, inspired by the trilogy from 20th Century Fox’s franchise.
New release showcase: Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier – PS4Ħ.6 – IGN Spain: “As an animation movie, Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier would be better.
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It’s great to see the Arcade Archives series make a surprise return too – Elevator Action is a game with more ups than downs. Reviews have been just as mixed as those for Hidden Agenda, perhaps even more so.Īlso of note this week is the lovely Lumo on Switch – a homage to ZX Spectrum isometric adventures of yore – and The Count Lucanor on PS4, a slightly sinister pixel art adventure likened to Undertale. Monster of the Deep: Final Fantasy XV also makes waves on PSN, being an expanded version of FFXV’s fishing mini-game with VR support. Scores are wildly mixed so far, varying from as low as 4/10 to as high as an 8.5. It uses Sony’s PlayLink tech, but not to the best possible extent – some critics claim that the interface is clunky. Then we have Hidden Agenda, a choose-your-own-adventure wrapped in party game exterior, from the creators of Until Dawn. Think along the lines of a typical Telltale adventure. Despite the £15.99 asking price, it’s reportedly quite short too. It’s less of a game and more of an interactive movie, only requiring minimal input such as dialogue choices.
Sadly, reviews suggest this isn’t the definitive PotA game fans of the franchise have long waited for.
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Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier on PS4 (Xbox One version due at a later date) had the potential to be a sleeper hit. But while there’s no easily identifiable big name title, we still have a few titbits to tide us over. It’s a peculiar week for new releases, especially given the time of year.
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