There's so many different formats and games featured in this episode we couldn't contain them in one thumbnail!
Join Tom as he looks at 2 indie gems for PS4, 2 rather good CD-i games, 2 import PS2 games and...Tourist Trophy...enjoy!
Tom Plays YesterMorrow (PS4)
Join Tom as he plays YesterMorrow for the first time and is suitably impressed with this puzzle platformer that features beautiful pixel graphics, tight controls, engrossing gameplay and a fantastic soundtrack!
NOTE: Apologises for the background hum, it looks to be caused by charging the controller while playing. I'll avoid doing this in the future, lesson learnt!
Press Release:
'Traverse timelines as Yui, a girl with temporal abilities trying to correct the mistakes of the past. Search the post-apocalyptic present harnessing the mysterious power of the Everlight for a way to bring back the good old days and defeat the malicious Shadows who destroyed her home. Bounce between the timelines to solve puzzles and help Yui restore a mythical clock that controls the flow of time. Scour hidden spots imbued with magic that boosts Yui’s newfound abilities, such as time-freezing powers and energy bombs. Master a range of skills to push back the Shadows and square off against challenging bosses. Traverse lush forests, climb through icy caverns, and hunt relics in wind-swept ruins. Discover how locations have changed and evolved over the years to understand the calamity plaguing the world. Learn more about the world by uncovering richly detailed lore, allowing Yui to piece together the story of everything that came to be before choosing a path forward.'
YesterMorrow is developed by Bitmap Galaxy and was provided by Blowfish Studios for unbiased review.
YesterMorrow is available now on PS4, XBOX ONE, Nintendo Switch and PC