The uneven technical performance also leaves something to be desired from a current generation release.
These shortcomings importantly never impact the quality of the storytelling, but undeniably hold the overall package back.
This corner of the world is wild, desolate, and brutal.
Its a gripping introduction thats supported by brilliant two truly phenomenal voice performances.
Amaka Okafor perfectly portrays the conflicted Antea, while Russ Bain lends a stunning emotional range to Red.
They talk often as you explore and their dialogue is always a treat.
Banishers: Ghosts of New Edenmanages to convey a lot of character in its more intimate moments.
A small number of cases also affect the world itself.
There are three main regions inBanishers, each embroiled in a tense leadership struggle.
They are certainly worth revisiting too.
Rinse and repeat
Unfortunately, other elements inBanishersare noticeably less refined.
There are some accessibility features inBanishers: Ghosts of New Eden.
Generic ghosts litter the world and often emerge to ambush you without warning, forcing you into a fight.
In particularly busy encounters, the performance can sometimes suffer onPlayStation 5with a visible reduction in frame rates.
Still, these are all minor complaints compared to the strength of everything else.
If youre after some superb games with great stories, see our guide to thebest single-player games.
For other worthwhile current-generation releases, see our guides to thebest PS5 gamesor thebest Xbox Series X games.
