When you're done with Detroit, try Heavy Rain. Same developer, same choose-your-own-adventure with intense moments & difficult decisions. Centered around a serial killer who strikes during heavy rainfall. Pretty sure it was remastered for PS4 at some point. Memorable playthrough to say the least.

Yeah really unique gameplay. I've never played anything like it, where every level playthrough is never the same twice. And you'll be dying....alot. And no saving your level progress. It's a real ballbreaker. It takes a real commitment to sit down & play it, because you'll likely play for 90 minutes, only to fail at the boss. Learn from your mistakes. Rinse & repeat. I still haven't made it past the first level after owning it for months.

That said....I think it's outstanding. Great story, unique idea, and it really takes advantage of the force feedback controller. I'd wait until black friday in November, then scoop it up for cheap.

PS Love the Rogue Trooper logo!

Agreed. It's demoralizing when you die after 2 hours invested. Do I want to waste time & take a beating today? 99% of the time the answer is nah. Which is why I haven't played it that much. It's still a great game though IMO. Perhaps pick it up when it's like $20

Downloaded Hades for PS5 yesterday. Well there went my entire day! I know this game has been out for awhile on different systems, but it's all new to me. It's a dungeon-crawler rogue-like game with a great Greek god story where you are trying to escape hell. And you will fail....alot. But this is intentional. It's how the story reveals itself & how you progressively improve your skills with each death.

Very unique. Really draws you right in. Easy to learn mechanics. Great story. It really checks all the boxes. Highly recommended & only $25

I've never been into dungeon crawlers before. Probably my only experience with them is old school Gauntlet, which isn't saying much. But they are certainly lots of fun. Now I'm gonna have to check out the remastered edition of Diablo 2 when that comes out next month.

This was how I landed mine as well. When Sony sends me one of their gaming surveys, I usually fill it out. I assume I was put on some list. One day I got an unsolicited email from Sony saying I was selected to purchase a PS5 in the next 24 hours. I assumed it was a scam, but after checking I realized it was legit. Bought extra controllers, charging stations, remote accessories too.

That said I haven't had the time to game on it that much, but it is really outstanding when utilized as your go-to digital media hub. It's made all the other blu-ray players, firesticks & mess of devices I own obsolete. I just wish the Paramount+ app was available on PS5. Other than than minor complaint it has been well worth the money.