Interstellar Space: Genesis is officially in its Alpha stage, showcasing its highly unfinished turn-based strategy gameplay on an enormous scale that may prove too ambitious for the little studio.
El Presidente is back, this time with multiple islands to rule over at once, but also with features that do regrettably little to differentiate it from Tropico 5.
Rico is back in Just Cause 4 with a new cast of friends and foes, ready to cause chaos all over the island of Solis. This remote island is plagued by a ruthless army, the Black Hand, and even more destructive weather. It’s an over the top story, but that’s the perfect setting for over the top mayhem.
Given a month, Mutant Year Zero is going to be a helluva lot of fun to play. And maybe after another few games, The Bearded Ladies will be putting out a few all-time classics.
So you all feel “betrayed”. You wish you could have had your precious Diablo 4 announcement. Instead, you got a mobile game. Well, how about before you take a dump all over it, why not check out how Diablo: Immortal actually plays?
Sold on a dedication to realism produced in consultation with military professionals, World War 3 promises an experience unlike any other FPS. Unfortunately, that promise has yet to be fulfilled.
Shortest Trip to Earth promises a fun, immersive crew game experience as it steps out of the shadows of its predecessors.
While the gameplay functions well, the aesthetics that should set Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus apart lack personality and charm, making the whole thing feel like a cog in a machine.
Between deep customization and refined mechanics, the sequel to last year’s official video game, Milestone’s Monster Energy Supercross 2, excels at immersing you in the life of a pro rider.
As far as betas go, OVERKILL’s The Walking Dead is a game that delivers on a desperate, difficult zombie experience, one made mostly by those you share a team with (for better or for worse).
