Whether or not you like what Destructive Creation’s ‘Hatred’ has to offer it was the wrong call to have it pulled off of Steam Greenlight. In defense of video games as an art form it’s important we don’t let censorship get in the way of the right to create games regardless of content.
The Crew came to the table with a lot of good ideas and an intriguing concept. Unfortunately it buckles under the weight of ‘too much stuff, not enough development’ and it hurts the overall end product. It’s not horrible but it could have been so much better.
Broken and glitched out games fresh out of the box are a sad reality in the current gaming landscape. How much longer will this trend continue and how much more should gamers have to put up with? Is it too much to ask that a product work after you’ve paid $60+ for it?
Assassin’s Creed makes its first fully next gen debut and it shines despite having some graphical hiccups along the way. With the addition of co-op gameplay it adds just enough new to the old formula to keep it fresh and exciting.
Assassin’s Creed moves on to its 8th installment in the series and still manages to remain fresh. Despite some negative attention after E3 this year most gamers are still incredibly excited to take on Arno’s adventure during the French Revolution. Are you one of them?
There is no question where Lords of the Fallen gets its inspiration from but it has its own merits that help it stand out from simply being a Dark Souls clone. CI Games and Deck13 Interactive have brought an enjoyable dark fantasy RPG to current gen consoles that succeeds in spite of its flaws.
November is a massive month for new game releases and no matter what your flavour there’s something for you. It’s so big that our usual ‘Big 5’ won’t quite cut it. We give you a heads up on the biggest games to look out for in the coming month.
The COG team has assembled all of their single scariest moments in gaming just in time for Halloween. From Silent Hill to…. Tomb Raider? Check out what puts the chills in the spines of the COG writers team.
The demanding Alien franchise fan base sent last year’s ‘Aliens: Colonial Marines’ developers home in tears to wallow at their failure to capture that Alien magic. This year Creative Assembly has made a superb game that should quiet them all. Alien: Isolation is what an Alien game should be.
Inspired by a cheeky ad released by Sony only days before the release of DriveClub to store shelves we can’t help but poke fun a little bit. While it doesn’t quite achieve the Forza killer goal it still has some redeeming qualities making it worthy of playing.
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