Review of Garten of Banban 7 for PlayStation 5

Feardemic and the Euphoric Brothers have just released Garten of Banban 7 on PlayStation 5, marking another thrilling installment in the series. Let’s explore what’s in store for gamers in this new chapter.

Continuing from the nail-biting ending of Garten of Banban 6, you narrowly escaped capture and find yourself venturing even deeper into the mysterious facility. This time, you’re largely on your own. Unlike previous entries where you had some comrades by your side—interestingly skipping a fifth game in the series—you now face the daunting task of uncovering the truth and rescuing your missing child solo. Can you unlock the secrets that lie beneath?

Garten of Banban 7 maintains the first-person perspective gameplay that fans are familiar with. Your movement is guided by the left analog stick while the right stick lets you survey your surroundings. Quick escapes from dark corners require a sprint using the left analog stick, and the X button facilitates interactions with the environment and characters. A familiar feature returns with drone control via the R2 button, and should you need to beckon it back, the L2 button has you covered.

As with its predecessors, don’t expect a Platinum trophy here; Garten of Banban 7 sticks with the established format—a mix of 11 Bronze, 3 Silver, and a solitary Gold trophy. Objectives range from finding notes and collecting hats to completing the game. If you’re wondering about the remaining trophies: they’re tied to progressing through the story and completing various miscellaneous tasks. To help you navigate these challenges, a handy Garten of Banban 7 Trophy Guide is available, if you find yourself needing some extra pointers.

The game unfolds further into the depths of the facility, propelling you through its eerie and intricate environment, pushing you back into the fray. Video gamers can download Garten of Banban 7 from the PlayStation Store for $9.99. For those still on the previous console, there’s also a version available for PlayStation 4 at the same price.

On a final note, this review is based on a PlayStation 5 copy generously provided by Feardemic, allowing us to dive into the enthralling world of Garten of Banban 7.