In 2008, Left 4 Dead launched and had gamers around the world screaming as they tried to survive a mammoth horde of zombies. 13 years later and a spiritual sequel is ready to release but will Back 4 Blood be able to replicate the high intensity, pulse-racing gameplay that made the its influences so successful?
It’s only just hit August and we’ve already had some incredible games. So, before a ton of games are released over the holiday season, we’ve decided to look back at the greatest titles of 2021. Will your favorite make our list?
Okay, so the Halo Infinite multiplayer gameplay technical preview has ended and whilst our thumbs are sore, we’ve had time to reflect on the much-anticipated game. Although the multiplayer experience is incredible, it’s not perfect and here’s why.
We checked out Button City, where you explore the local arcade and bond friends with all sorts of cuddly creatures over your love of games.
The Halo Infinite technical preview has officially come to an end but it was super fun while it was here. We got a chance to play against bots and a bit of PVP so if you’re curious about what to expect we’ve got some gameplay just for you!
The souls-like genre is synonymous with exploration and a high level of difficulty. Although many titles have implemented elements from Miyazaki’s classic, only a few have been successful. Looking to join the elite collection of games is Grime, a punishing but beautiful side-scrolling RPG, but can it avoid the pitfalls that have engulfed others?
The blue hedgehog has had a tough transition from 2D to 3D. Most of the games in the franchise that have taken to the third dimension have been trash but one, in particular, spun over the rest and captured what made the 16-bit games great. Now with a fresh make-over, we get our hands on Sonic Colors: Ultimate!
We got our hands on Aliens: Fireteam Elite, from Cold Iron Studios and needless to say it was a damn good time. So here are our impressions just for you.
The Halo Infinite technical preview is live now and we have been checking out what it has to offer. We have tried out the weapon drills and multiplayer.
Viking-themed games seem to be all the rage recently. With countless titles set in a Norse-inspired world, it takes something special to stand out. Placing co-op at the forefront, Tribes of Midgard looks to appeal to a different audience compared to its story-driven peers.
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