Three years ago, we sat down at E3 to watch a Mad Max demo. It was impressive and had us hopeful this would be the Road Warrior game we have all been waiting for. Max has finally arrived, delivering a memorable open world adventure.
We rise up against insurmountable odds, challenging swarms of enemies and conquering gigantic monsters with Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree’s Woe and the Blight at PAX Prime 2015.
The nature and timing of the advertising for the original Homefront game was highly suspect. This time we don’t see this as becoming an issue as Homefront: The Revolution is shaping up to be a promising open world title.
For Honor is a tactical hack and slash game set to be published by Ubisoft for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. We played the demo at PAX Prime 2015 and it is quite easily our biggest surprise at the show.
EA Sports continues its impressive run of delivering an enjoyable NFL experience to current generation console owners. This is about the best and most balanced Madden game we have seen to date.
After three years, Zombi arrives from the dead landing on the Xbox One, PS4 and PC. With the absence of the two player mode and the Wii U’s gamepad, Zombi ultimately comes up short, falling into the abyss of other Zombie related games that arrived before it.
The Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare downloadable content season has come to a close as we say farewell to Xbox timed exclusive deal. While this batch of DLC doesn’t exactly send Xbox fans out with a bang, the COD faithful will still find plenty to love here.
Tiger is out and Rory is in as EA Sports PGA Tour makes its debut on the PS4 and Xbox One. This stunning looking golf game is undeniably enjoyable but the overall package leaves plenty of room for growth.
Next month Madden NFL 16 arrives and with it so does the annual ratings debate. We take a look at some players from EA Sports Madden NFL 15 to see who deserves a significant rating boost and whose rating need to drop like a rock.
June typically kicks off the summer gaming lull. Publishers rarely seem to release big games in June, but this past month was an exception. We played some fantastic games, and a few stinkers. In this feature, we take a look at some of the best and worst games from June, 2015.
