**New Releases Overview: PlayStation Edition**

We’ve got a mix of fresh releases to talk about today! We’re diving into the PlayStation 5 port of *My Big Sister: Remastered*, the new India DLC for *Railway Empire 2*, and the PS5 version of *Predator: Hunting Grounds*. Let’s break down what each has to offer.

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### *My Big Sister: Remastered* (PS5)

*My Big Sister: Remastered* is an adventure game created by Stranga Games and published by Ratalaika Games. Originally released for PC in 2022, it’s now available on PlayStation 5. The game follows Luzia, a clever but sarcastic twelve-year-old, as she and her older sister Sombria get caught up in a mysterious world full of spirits and curses.

The core of the game is its emotional story about sibling bonds. Despite its dark themes, the game mixes in humor to create a unique experience. Luzia’s sharp tongue often lightens the mood, adding some sarcasm to the otherwise eerie journey.

Gameplay is straightforward. You control Luzia, exploring spooky environments, solving simple puzzles, and interacting with various odd characters. The puzzles are mostly item-based and involve some backtracking. While this keeps things moving along, players looking for more challenging puzzles might find it a bit too easy. However, the game offers multiple endings, giving you a reason to play through it again to see how things can turn out differently.

The visuals use a pixel art style that brings a nostalgic feel to the creepy atmosphere. It won’t be for everyone—especially if you prefer more realistic or detailed graphics—but it fits well with the game’s horror-fantasy vibe. The soundtrack is another highlight, setting the mood with haunting melodies, though it does get repetitive at times.

On the PS5, the controls are smooth and responsive, and the game runs well without any major technical issues. It’s not a very long game, so some players might feel like it ends too soon. But overall, if you enjoy indie games with strong stories, a mix of horror and humor, and an emotional core, *My Big Sister: Remastered* is definitely worth checking out.

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### *Railway Empire 2* India DLC (PS5)

The new India DLC for *Railway Empire 2* takes players to the Indian subcontinent during the era of the East India Company. Your goal? Build a massive rail network across this diverse region, connecting cities like Bombay and beyond.

This expansion adds four new locomotives (including the famous Fairy Queen) and 16 different regional goods you can transport across the map. While these additions give more variety to your gameplay, they don’t drastically change the core mechanics of the base game.

Visually, the DLC does a great job capturing the feel of 19th-century India. The landscapes are colorful and detailed, showing off vibrant cities and lush countryside. Traditional elements like regional goods and instruments make the setting feel authentic. The music also helps immerse you in the experience, featuring instruments like sitars that fit the theme perfectly. However, during busier parts of the game, we did notice some minor performance issues.

The DLC includes three voice-acted scenarios that add depth to the gameplay by focusing on different periods of India’s railway history. While these scenarios are fun and bring some historical flavor to the experience, they don’t offer any major changes to how you play the game. Still, if you enjoy strategizing around political and economic challenges while expanding your railway empire, this DLC adds some fresh content to keep you engaged.

All in all, while this India DLC doesn’t reinvent *Railway Empire 2*, it’s a solid expansion for fans looking to explore new landscapes and take on fresh challenges in a historically rich setting.

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### *Predator: Hunting Grounds* (PS5)

The PlayStation 5 version of *Predator: Hunting Grounds* brings an enhanced version of this multiplayer shooter set in the well-known *Predator* universe. Whether you play as part of a human Fireteam or as the Predator itself, each match feels intense as you either try to complete missions or hunt down your prey.

On PS5, you’ll notice smoother performance and faster load times compared to earlier versions. As part of the Fireteam, teamwork is essential—you’ll need strategy and coordination to survive against a skilled Predator player. On the other hand, playing as the Predator gives you access to powerful alien tech like Plasma Casters and Combisticks for a deadly advantage.

However, balance can sometimes be an issue. If a player is particularly skilled with the Predator, it can feel almost impossible for the Fireteam to win. This imbalance may make some matches feel frustratingly one-sided.

Visually, the game looks great on PS5 with detailed environments that capture the dense jungles seen in the original films. While textures and lighting have been improved, some glitches still pop up now and then—especially in character animations. The sound design adds to the tension with familiar Predator roars and eerie music that fits perfectly with the action.

Control-wise, both Fireteam and Predator roles handle well on PS5. However, controlling the Predator can feel awkward at times—especially when navigating treetops or using advanced weapons.

Despite some balancing problems and occasional technical hiccups, *Predator: Hunting Grounds* delivers an exciting multiplayer experience for fans of the franchise. Whether you’re hunting as the Predator or fighting for survival as part of the Fireteam, there’s plenty of action and tension to keep you coming back for more.

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