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 | Death at Fleming Manor: ‘Murderously Good’ (PC)
Death at Fleming Manor is a forensic mystery game where you’re a newly appointed coroner tasked with certifying many, many deaths in the fictional town of Cedarvale. If you like true crime, mystery, Professor Layton or even Phoenix Wright, this is THE game for you. I’m not sure if it’s right for me to say…
Review | FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE: ‘This one resonated’ (NS2)
FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE isn’t a groundbreaking video game, it’s a comforting nostalgia play. It takes the best of the games I grew up with and polishes it for a modern audience, but importantly, doesn’t buff out its retro charm.
Preview | Nintendo Switch Sports Resorts: ‘Thumb Thing Special’ (NS2)
Another PAX has come and gone, leaving us feeling a little morose. Post-PAX depression is real, folks. Thankfully, Nintendo has given us something to look forward to with the upcoming launch of Nintendo Switch Sports Resort on October 22! We were invited to take the new sporting adventure for a spin at PAX Australia 2026,…
Preview | Memoria Wake: ‘A Promising WIP’ (PC)
Memories rarely make sense when you look at them too closely. Memoria Wake leans into that idea, turning fractured memories into a surreal world where childhood toys, everyday objects and strange enemies roam. Developed by Team Crescendo, this 3D isometric action adventure follows Nilo, a cat-like creature armed with an umbrella, as they fight through…
Review | Allogloom: ‘A Gorgeously Gothic Glut’ (PC)
It’s the spookiest month of the year, and what better way to celebrate than with the macabre point-and-click adventure, Allogloom? Allogloom drops you into Gruesome Grove — a town where no one is allowed to leave, else you risk being eaten by the Golden Moths that the townsfolk revere. You play as Nora, whose mother…
Review | STAR WARS: Galactic Racer (PS5)
STAR WARS: Galactic Racer is one of the best racing games, let alone Star Wars games, I’ve played in a long time (ago in a galaxy far away). Fantastic gameplay mechanics, super-polished, beautiful worlds and… there’s a photo mode. And we all know how much I love a photo mode. Developed by Fuse Games, made…
Review | Cauldron Chaos: Brew Potions & Tidy Up — ‘A Hot, Bubbling Mess’ (PC)
Cauldron Chaos: Brew Potions & Tidy Up is a potion-brewing organisation game where you wade through over 1,000 ingredients to brew nearly 200 potions — all with a little help from magic. But after a shoddy incantation sends your cauldron exploding, you have to clean up your laboratory… or face your master’s wrath. We were…
Review | Another Eden Begins: ‘Wishing I Could Turn Back Time’ (NS2)
Another Eden Begins brings time-travelling RPG adventures to consoles, but can it overcome its mobile gaming origins?
Review | Silent Hill: Townfall (PS5)
For the second time this year, I’ve experienced genuine fear while playing a video game. The first was Resident Evil 9. The second is Silent Hill: Townfall, a game that had me white knuckling my controller so tightly I’m surprised it didn’t break — and genuinely questioning why I willingly put myself through this. The…
Review | Driving Rogue: ‘Burnout Meets Balatro’ (PC)
There are a lot of arcade racing games in the market right now. Sure, they vary somewhat in function and form. But ultimately you’re typically at the wheel of a car, either racing someone or trying to reach a checkpoint in the least amount of time. This makes it hard to stand out from the…
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