'With PS Plus Extra’s library offering a plethora of games across PS4 and PS5 you’d be forgiven for scrolling past the quietly brilliant Last Day of June – but that would be a mistake'
I’ve always described prog rock god Steven Wilson as the Hideo Kojima of music. An auteur of sorts, with a creative mind and drive that few of us could ever comprehend. So when Ovosonico’s Last Day of June, an adventure puzzler based on Wilson’s haunting Drive Home, was released back in 2017, I felt that excitement you get when two friends from different social circles actually hit it off. Two of my interests had come together in one, ultimately heart-wrenching, package.
Carl’s face is, for the most part, just a pair of round glasses – and yet I find myself in floods of tears as I watch him go through what can only be described as the five stages of grief. This is where the puzzling element comes in, with each character solving a series of fairly straightforward problems to change the part that a particular person may have played in the events that transpired. For example, stopping a young boy from running out into the road Carl and June were driving along.
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