Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, for better or worse, feels like a palette swap of Origins.If you loved Origins and want more of that you’ll gobble Odyssey right up, but Ubisoft need to be diligent about making changes to these games if they’re going to continue pumping them out year after year.
Spider-Man finally lands on PS4, and Insomniac’s baby is damn near perfect. Packing deceptively deep combat, a moving story, and the best traversal system around, Spider-Man is the best superhero game ever made.
It’s finally out of early access, so if tight, challenging combat, and infinite replayability in a charmingly depressing setting is your cup of tea, Dead Cells is the game for you.
I wish I could explain exactly what makes NieR Automata so damn special, but that would absolutely ruin it for you. Rest assured, if you love a great story told with devastating style, you need to play through Nier Automata several times.
Swedish pen and paper game Mutant gets the turn based tactical video game treatment in Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden. We played the game at E3 2018, and are ready to report on the duck headed shenanigans in store for players.
I’ve been eagerly anticipating Moon Studios’ follow up since competing Ori and the Blind Forest. Surprise! Ori and the Will of the Wisps is another Ori game (and that’s a damn good thing).
When I came away from my appointment with Media Molecule’s Dreams, I had trouble focusing. It doesn’t happen too often, but I had to shut my computer and sit silently for a while pondering the sheer scope of what I’d experienced and created.
Yawwwwwwn. Another 3rd person, over the shoulder, post apocalyptic tale of gritty heroism from a Sony first party studio. Right? Up until the other day I would have agreed. Now, I’m not so sure.
The whole concept of Ghost of Tsushima came from a love of Unagi Yojimbo, a classic Samurai comic whose characters bear a striking resemblance to Sly and the gang. Between that and Samurai films, Sucker Punch had all the insight they needed to craft this historically inspired love letter the year 1274.
To be honest, I’ve never seen anything like it. No, not the game. It was out of this world amazing too, but I’m talking about the response to Cyberpunk 2077. CD Projekt Red’s newest, uh, project had the masses whipped into a mad fury.
