The legendary hero Link awakens to defeat Ganon and save Princess Zelda. Zelda games are almost all amazing. But what if one of those games was… dancier? Fusing The Legend of Zelda with the excellent Crypt of the Necrodancer, Cadence of Hyrule is just that. It’s one of the best Zelda games I’ve played.
We’ve all heard the phrase a million times. Your choices matter. What if I told your that I suspect Dying Light 2 may actually fulfill that promise? I know, it sounds absurd. But maybe, just maybe, Techland’s parkour and melee series can end the eye rolling.
From the creators of Hatoful Boyfriend, Fall Guys is a new online multiplayer game that distills Takeshi’s Castle and American Ninja Warrior into a cute, cuddly, and absolutely delightful experience.
At the beginning of the generation, Watch Dogs represented the electrifying excitement of possibility. Hack anything. Anyone. Reality was more restrained than that, and clunkier, but it was the first step on the path to this. Watch Dogs Legion.
I had big expectations. It’s dangerous in this business, but last year’s demo sealed my fate as conductor of the Cyberpunk 2077 hype train. Still, I strapped on my heaviest set of objectivity goggles to take in the 50 minute E3 2019 demo.
It’s only a few years old, but John Wick already has cult classic status. Starring Mr. Hollywood Do-No-Wrong Keanu Reeves, whose star power continues to grow, Wick weaves breathtaking violence with brutal, savage choreography. In short, it screams to be a video game. Now, it is, in John Wick Hex.
Once upon a time, not so long ago, capturing footage from your favorite game was really hard. The Live Gamer Mini works exactly as expected, doesn’t create a fuss, and is easy to get going in a few minutes.
With very little fanfare, Bend Studio has delivered a fun open world and mostly compelling story with Days Gone, even if the subject matter has been done to death.
The Division 2 sets a new bar for online loot shooters with fun and diverse encounter design, and more importantly once again sets the expectation of releasing a feature complete product.
Gasping for breath, your watch reminds you that you’ve got 3 minutes left on your last mask filter. You’re trapped deep underground, your battery is dwindling, and there are 6 rounds left in your rifle. Hope wanes. The walls close in around you, and somehow, illogically, you’re grinning ear to ear.
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