#ReturnAl

From Kotaku RSS Feed: Sony’s Latest PS5 Exclusive Saros Isn’t Selling As Well As You’d Expect, Analyst Claims

From Eurogamer RSS Feed: Saros is off to a slower start than Returnal, with some analysts concerned Housemarque "will struggle to break even"

PlayStation and Housemarque's follow-up to Returnal packs a punch and makes great use of PS5's unique features, but it's often at odds with itself.

Housemarque says it wanted more people to actually finish this game than Returnal

Housemarque explained its journey to developing its latest game, Saros, and how the team evolved what it built with Returnal.

Housemarque's Gregory Louden and Khalil Osaimi dig into the narrative inspirations and ethos of the studio's new game, 'Saros.'

Housemarque explains why it made Saros more approachable than Returnal, citing the fact that players struggled to beat thje latter.

We spoke with developer Housemarque's creative and art directors about making Saros, what it's all about, The King in Yellow, and more.

Returnal remains one of the most unique PS5 games as a punishing roguelike that only gets better once it finally clicks.

I really wanted to like Saros, but after a week of play, this beautiful PS5 roguelite still couldn’t win me over.

Saros' narrative often feels at odds with the kind of experience it wants to be, but there's no denying this is another top-tier action game from Housemarque.

Housemarque returns to the world of roguelikes and cosmic horror with 'Saros,' its latest run at PlayStation 5 greatness.

Saros recaptures the chaotic spectacle of Returnal, but it struggles to deliver a strong story or meaningful challenges to match it.

From Creative Bloq: Saros review: a smarter, sharper evolution of Returnal’s best ideas