AboutAuthor: Ceidz
Ceidz
Ceidz is the Owner (along with EdEN), Contributor and Webmaster of PS3Blog.net, and he works as a Software Developer. He has three passions in life: His wife and four kids (including twins), PlayStation (and Nintendo) gaming, and his work. His favorite game genres are JRPGs and platformers. He's been writing gaming posts since 2010 and reviewed well over 300 games.
[PlayStation 5] Turnip Mountain Review
August 4, 2026 | CeidzTurnip Mountain, from Luke Sanderson and JanduSoft, is a physics-based climbing adventure that challenges you to control each of your character’s arms independently as you scale a towering mountain. While the premise is simple, the unusual control scheme turns every climb into a satisfying puzzle of momentum and precision. Check it out in our Turnip Mountain review!
[PlayStation 5] Gecko Gods Review
June 1, 2026 | CeidzGecko Gods, from Inresin and Super Rare Games, is a relaxing puzzle-adventure that invites players to explore a mysterious island chain through the eyes of a tiny gecko. With a strong emphasis on traversal and discovery, it offers a laid-back journey filled with ancient ruins, hidden caves, and environmental puzzles. Learn more in our Gecko Gods review!
[PlayStation 5] Coffee Talk Tokyo Review
May 28, 2026 | CeidzCoffee Talk Tokyo from Chorus Worldwide and Toge Productions is a narrative-driven experience that continues the series’ tradition of quiet conversations, warm lighting, and late-night reflections. Moving the setting from Seattle to Tokyo, it once again places you behind the counter of a small café where stories matter just as much as the drinks you serve. Learn more in our Coffee Talk Tokyo review!
[PlayStation 5] STORY OF SEASONS: Grand Bazaar Review
May 22, 2026 | CeidzSTORY OF SEASONS: Grand Bazaar, from XSEED and Marvelous, is a farming and life simulation game centered around rebuilding a struggling marketplace in the peaceful Zephyr Town. Based on the Nintendo DS original released in 2010, this updated version brings players back to a once-famous bazaar that has lost much of its popularity after the previous farmer left town. As the newest resident, you quickly become its new source of hope, helping restore the local market one season at a time. Check out our STORY OF SEASONS: Grand Bazaar review!
[PlayStation 5] Mixtape Review
May 20, 2026 | CeidzMixtape, from Annapurna Interactive and Beethoven and Dinosaur, is an interactive coming-of-age adventure that follows three friends on their last night together before adulthood begins to pull them in different directions. It’s a game built around memories, music, and the emotional weight of change. Mixtape is not a conventional narrative experience, especially when considering the studio’s previous work on The Artful Escape, which similarly leaned heavily into audiovisual expression. Learn more in our Mixtape review!
[PlayStation 5] Dosa Divas Review
May 4, 2026 | CeidzDosa Divas, from Outerloop Games and Outersloth, is a turn-based RPG that blends culinary creativity with a story about reconnecting communities through food. Following two sisters and their mech companion, the game mixes exploration, cooking, and combat into a distinct gameplay loop. Check it out in our Dosa Divas review!
[PlayStation 5] People of Note Review
April 22, 2026 | CeidzPeople of Note from Annapurna Interactive and Iridium Studios is a turn-based musical RPG that blends rhythm mechanics with strategic combat. It follows Cadence, an aspiring performer who, after being turned away from a major audition, sets out to build the perfect band. It’s a journey rooted in collaboration, creativity, and finding your place in a world driven by music. Check out our People of Note review!
[PlayStation 5] Sigma Star Saga DX Review
April 13, 2026 | CeidzSigma Star Saga DX from WayForward and Limited Run Games is a unique blend of side-scrolling shoot’em up action and top-down RPG exploration. Originally released on the Game Boy Advance and now making its way to modern platforms, it brings back an ambitious genre mashup with a few modern adjustments. Check it out in our Sigma Star Saga DX review!