The Five Covens Review (PlayStation 5)

The Five Covens Review (PlayStation 5)

As a member of one of the five families of sorcerers of her world, Brenda is a young girl who has been training her entire life to become a witch. Sadly for her, she ended up imprisoned at Deon Kenot’s castle, an evil overlord that rules the world of Gaarth. But her magic abilities will come in handy when trying to escape from her cell. Help Brenda escape and defeat Deon Kenot in this 3D adventure with puzzle and platforming elements.

Pros:

  • Decent graphics.
  • 2.10GB download size.
  • Platinum trophy.
  • Tutorial tips pop up as you play.
  • Action puzzle gameplay.
  • 3rd person perspective.
  • Save when you want from the menu.
  • Goal- each room will have a puzzle for you to solve in order to open the door.
  • As you progress you will get new spells and abilities.
  • Can pick up and move items with magic and throw them around.

The Five Covens Review (PlayStation 5)

Cons:

  • Started in Spanish for some reason.
  • Sluggish clunky controls.
  • The camera when zooming in clips through walls and goes crazy weird.
  • Text bubbles clip through walls.
  • You have a small field of view and movement when aiming making it a case of moving yourself far back for simple tasks.
  • Only one control layout.
  • Bad checkpointing.

The Five Covens Review (PlayStation 5)

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600 days, I have a soft spot for the wonderfully bizarre with Densha De Go and RC De Go holding a permanent spot as my all-time favorites. I miss the nostalgia of hitting the local game shop and real-world social gaming, but I'm giving my best shot at navigating the modern digital age. Join me for honest reviews, retro rants, and a healthy dose of gaming history! Oh and Road Rash on SEGA Saturn is the best version.

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