Welcome to Quest Daily’s Review Hub.
Here you’ll find all the latest gaming reviews and previews across PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and PC.
Review | The Blood of Dawnwalker: ‘Give In To The Hunger’ (PS5)
One thing is clear: The Blood of Dawnwalker definitely doesn’t suck. In fact, after over 50 hours with The Blood of Dawnwalker, I’d go as far as saying it’s one of the best RPGs I’ve played this year. It just has some teething problems… Developed by Rebel Wolves, The Blood of Dawnwalker is an incredibly…
Review | Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy: ‘Struck The Right Chords’ (PC)
The Greek mythology premise was what first drew me into Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, along with its notable Uncharted and Tomb Raider vibes. I’d never played the original games, so Resonance gave me a pretty good place to start — and I’m glad I did. This game is the perfect introduction to the series…
Big Rigs and Banked Circuits — iRacing Arcade Expands its Grid
I was pretty smitten with iRacing Arcade when I first played it on PC earlier in the year. It managed to capture the spirit of iRacing’s vast motorsport playground into quick, accessible, pocket-sized bursts of fun. Now, that iRacing Arcade has finally landed on Xbox and PlayStation alongside a substantial content update, I jumped back…
Rapid Review | Echoes of Aincrad: ‘Potential, Held Back’
Do you ever play a game and see the potential, but desperately wish it would do more with the source material? There’s a lot of potential in Echoes of Aincrad, but it’s weighed down by some repetitive missions, boring environments and recycled quests. Echoes of Aincrad loosely tells the story of the Sword Art Online…
Preview | Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave (NS2)
We’ve played Nintendo’s Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave early. This previews looks at the first 20 hours with heroes Cai and Leda.
Review | Pro Jank Footy: ‘A celebration of Aussie footy culture’ (PC)
There are few things more deeply ingrained in the Australian psyche than Aussie rules footy. In Melbourne, when you start a new job, the first question you’re asked after your name is “which footy team do you support?”. How you answer this incredibly important question will either result in instant camaraderie or a very awkward…
Review | Beast of Reincarnation: ‘A Budding Beauty’ (PS5)
When Beast of Reincarnation was first announced, I saw that Game Freak — the same studio behind Pokémon — was making a dark action RPG with some serious Princess Mononoke vibes, and my curiosity was immediately piqued. But what I just played is about as far away from catching quirky monsters as you can get.…
Review | Big Walk: ‘A Walk To Remember’
House House’s Big Walk turns walking, talking and puzzle-solving into one of the year’s most memorable co-op adventures. Here’s our review.
Review | Leafy Corner: ‘Surprisingly Effective Plant Therapy’ (PC)
I am not what anyone would describe as a plant person. Not because I don’t like them — I do. Rather, plants don’t seem to like me. The handful of houseplants scattered around my home exist in a state somewhere between quiet suffering and complete neglect. So, naturally, when presented with the opportunity to run…
Rapid Review | Culdcept BEGINS: ‘Monopoly But Make It Fantastical’ (NS2)
Culdcept BEGINS is the latest entry in the long-running Culdcept series, blending turn-based strategy, board game mechanics and collectible card battles into one unique experience. Traditionally a Japan-exclusive franchise, only select titles have made their way to Australia over the years. As my first introduction to the series, I can finally see why fans have…
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