Xbox, PC ratings at an 87 on Metacritic.Indiana Jones and the Great Circle won't launch on PS5 for roughly another six months, but we can get a good sense of its overall quality now as the Xbox Series X|S, PC versions release. The review embargo has lifted, revealing a Metacritc rating of 87. Below you'll find a selection of scores and conclusions from respected media outlets who have had access to the game for the past few days. Once the PS5 version arrives, you will find a full Push Square review on the site.Eurogamer - 5/5Smart, fun and so very Indiana Jones, The Great Circle is a stealth action tour de force that marks a bold new era for MachineGames.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

PS5 Pro combines Fidelity and Performance.Warhorse Studios has uploaded a new story trailer for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II that introduces the narrative of its RPG sequel, watchable above. The game picks up directly after the conclusion of the first game, but while knowledge of those events will obviously help your understanding, it's apparently not essential you play it to jump into the follow-up.In addition to the story trailer, the developer has detailed the Fidelity and Performance Modes that will be available on PS5, and how the PS5 Pro will improve the experience on top. For base PS5, the Fidelity Mode will run at 30 frames-per-second at an upscaled 2160p resolution. The Performance Mode then runs at 60fps at an upscaled 1440p, but you can unlock the frame rate if your TV supports VRR. Then on PS5 Pro, you'll essentially enjoy the best of both the standard modes with an upscaled 2160p resolution at 60fps. Again, compatible TVs can unlock the frame rate and PSSR will also be in effect.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Priced at £25 / $30.Night Dive Studios has launched its latest classic remaster, The Thing: Remastered, bringing back an underappreciated PS2 classic horror game. The PS5, PS4 remaster is available now on the PS Store, and is priced at £24.99 / $29.99. The launch trailer can be viewed above.You can expect the campaign to run at up to 120 frames-per-second in a 4K resolution on the PS5, along with "upgraded models, textures, and animations" as well as "enhanced lighting and atmospheric effects". There are also quality-of-life enhancements for the gameplay.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

The Endless Vault announced.Publisher 11 Bit Studios and developer Digital Sun have announced Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault, a sequel to the acclaimed shopkeeping sim/roguelike dungeon crawler.Building on the fun mix of genres in the original, Moonlighter 2 sees the return of protagonist Will as he and his fellow villagers are caught up in a mysterious dimension. You'll need to restore the village and your shop to their former glory as you raid various dungeons and fight to return things to normal.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

And you can qualify now.PlayStation Tournaments: XP has just been announced. It'll be the first-ever PlayStation Tournaments live event, and it's taking place in London on the 18th January.Naturally, you'll have to win some online competitions to actually get there. Qualifiers begin today on PS5, with Tekken 8 and FC 25 tournaments. Then, starting from the 6th December, there'll be qualifiers for both Astro Bot and Fortnite.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Come on Barbie, let's go party.Synth Riders' amazing run of DLC seems to have no end. While we may still be waiting on 80s Mixtape - Side B after the incredible Side A, Kluge Interactive has returned with new content smaller in size but huge in recognition: Barbie.Available now for PSVR2, the Babie Dance n' Dream DLC features a new experience set to “Barbie Dreams (ft. Kaliii)” by FIFTY FIFTY, as featured in the Barbie film from 2023. The DLC will cost $2.99, and critically, features the return of experiences. Experiences in Synth Riders are a transcendent component of the game, essentially transporting you into an interactive music video unique among rhythm games, and sadly they've been absent from the last few packs. But no longer!Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Eyes on target.If you've been on the fence about buying Black Ops 6, you may be interested in knowing that the game's going free to play all next week.The popular shooter launched for PS5 and PS4 back in October, and was met with very positive reviews from critics. The fan reception has been a bit up and down since then — as it always is when it comes to Call of Duty — but Activision went on record saying that it's the "biggest Call of Duty ever".Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Enhance!Our intrepid video producer Aaron has been incredibly busy these past few weeks, putting all kinds of games to the test on PS5 Pro.The result of his adventures is this top ten list, made up of titles that have been given the most impressive upgrades on Sony's new system (so far).Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Your ultimate guide to Sony's loyalty scheme.PS Stars, or PlayStation Stars, is a free loyalty program for PS5 and PS4 which enables you to earn PS Store credit, free games, and Digital Collectibles. If you're a PS Plus subscriber, then you'll earn additional Points based on each PS Store purchase you make.In this PS Stars guide, we're going to explain all Campaigns and solutions and outline all Rewards and how to get them. Please note that, while our best efforts have been made to ensure this page is always accurate, PS Stars is an evolving program so some details may be subject to change. Additionally, there may be regional differences depending on where you live.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Bubble's burst.Square Enix is essentially ending support for Foamstars, the quirky live service shooter that launched for PS5 and PS4 in February.The game's final season — called 'The Party Goes On!' — begins on the 13th December, and runs through to the 17th January. After that, there'll be no more seasonal updates — although Foamstars itself will remain online, so it's not being shut down completely.Read the full article on pushsquare.com