[PS5] Review of Choice of Life: Wild Islands

Alright, buckle up. Let’s dive into this wild and totally chaotic ride through “Choice of Life: Wild Islands”. Why? Because who doesn’t love card games with a narrative twist? Anyway, here we go…

So, imagine this: You’re a simple sailor. First time out on the ocean—probably dreaming about finding treasure or maybe just a decent fish to fry—but BOOM, a storm shows up. Just your luck, right? Everything goes sideways, and there you are, shipwrecked. The whole crew? Gone. Now it’s just you versus the elements. Cue dramatic music. Seriously though, it’s wild how life throws curveballs.

Now let’s talk choices, baby. You start the game swabbing the deck, or maybe daydreaming about yesterday’s adventures. It’s those little choices that change everything. Annoy the Captain? He’ll likely slap you upside the head. Tough love or just tough? You decide.

Anyway—or wait, maybe not… where was I? Ah, yes, the controls! Simple stuff: use the left stick or D-Pad to pick your fate. Like opening cards at a tarot reading, each choice carves a new path, and you won’t unlock certain outcomes unless you chart a new course with each playthrough. It’s like one of those choose-your-own-adventure books from childhood, if you were a bookish kid—go bookworms!

Trophies? Oh, they’re there. Shiny rewards for your effort, you trophy hunters. You’ll rack up Bronzes, Silvers, and Golds along with that sweet Platinum. If you’re into that sort of thing, you’ll have plenty to chase after. But no judgment if you just wanna wing it without worrying about the bling.

So then, in conclusion—because every essay needs one, or so my English teacher used to say— “Choice of Life: Wild Islands” is a card-based quest on the PS5 that’s more about the journey than the destination. Super replayable, with titles and branching paths to keep you coming back. Seriously, it’s out now, so check it out if you’re into surviving shipwreck-style adventures.

Oh, and disclaimer alert! This ramble, I mean review, is based on a PS5 version from the fine folks over at Upscale Studio. There you have it, folks. Sail away, or crash on a reef—I mean, the choice is yours!