Art is subjective, and beauty is in the eye of the beholder. In video games, art direction can consist of style, technical graphics, how the game moves, and much more. COGconnected has selected the top 10 best art designs in games in 2019.
In the last decade, PlayStation has set a high bar for its exclusives whether first-party developed or otherwise. From the PS3 and especially to the PS4, these exclusives have just about become a part of the PlayStation brand’s identity.
As always, November 2019 delivers with a typical release-filled November just in time for the holidays. COGconnected helps you get sorted out with the best and worst games of the month.
Welcome back to our monthly feature where we give you the best 5 games coming out this month. We could be wrong, they might end up sucking, but based on everything we have seen, these 5 have the best chance at success in December 2019.
October 2019 has come and gone, leaving a trail of good and bad games in its wake. COGconnected takes a look at three of the highlights, and three of the lowlights.
November 2019 has arrived, bringing along with it some of the biggest releases of the year. With big releases for every current generation console, there is sure to be something for everyone.
After going hands-on with multiple races on GRID, COGconnected goes one on one with Simon Barlow, Principal Games Designer on GRID, on all things GRID.
After going hands-on with inXile Entertainment’s Wasteland 3, COGconnected speaks with Lead Level Designer on the game, Jeremy Kopman on level design and more.
Codemasters is bringing GRID back to our screens, providing a blend between simulation and arcade, as well as a nemesis system on top of it all.
Wasteland 3 looks to take everything players enjoyed from Wasteland 2, and simply make it better, along with multiple improvements along the way.
Lego Horizon Adventures Video Review – Beautiful Bricks
Mario & Luigi: Brothership Video Review – Far-Flung Island Fun
METALLICA Remastered Pinball is an Engineering Marvel | Stern Pinball
Dragon Ball Sparking Zero – Intense PvP DP Battle Gameplay
Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Video Review – Further Beyond Expectation
Ys Memoire: The Oath in Felghana Review – A Grueling Classic
W.A.N.D. Project Review – Promising But Lacking
Planet Coaster 2 Thrill Seekers Ride Pack DLC Review – Bare Minimum Thrills
Clone Drone In The Hyperdome Review – Gladiator Robots
Alien: Rogue Incursion Review – In VR, Everyone Can Hear You Scream
