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Co-op and Score Attack are just two small band-aids on a very big wound, however. Bravo Team is just what the name says, the b-team. Supermassive Games hasn't taken enough time to listen to the feedback from its previous PSVR games. This has resulted in a shooter that suffers from...
Ninja Theory said that it didn't want to make a game that was supposed to entertain everyone, that instead gave us an experience we'd never seen before, and in this regard, they definitely succeeded. Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice will undoubtedly lead to some polarised opinions. Those of you who are looking...
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare impressed us nine years ago, and it's impressing us still today. While we'd still argue that this alone isn't worth buying a special edition of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare if you're not interested in Infinity Ward's upcoming game, but it's definitely a great...
We definitely understand why Dear Esther has inspired so many games after it, but also why it's so controversial. The very restrictive gameplay makes it almost movie-like, but the little influence you have enhances the experience. Exploring the mystical island and learning more about the story at your own pace...
Bound
The story and mystique of Bound is definitely something you'll want to experience. Regrettably, though, the lack of variation means the platforming fails to match the visuals and atmosphere. During the first hours you'll make good use of the share button on the controller, and it's fun to choose your...
7 Days to Die has numerous mechanics centred on staying alive in hostile environments, and most of these would have been quite entertaining if it hadn't been for the technical side of the game letting the team down. It's a survival/crafting game in every sense of the word. Fighting for...
All in all, we'd say that Mirror's Edge Catalyst is a prettier version of the original. Despite a few new abilities, everything else remains pretty much the same. The controls and core mechanics are still entertaining to play around with, and finding faster ways to get from A to B...
Despite the lack of music and occasionally repetitive gameplay, Blow and his crew have created a new masterpiece. The Witness has some excellent puzzle design and the feeling of progression is going to be a source of inspiration for many a game in the future.
The best aspects of Bloodborne are included here, with some new enemies, equipment, abilities, bosses and areas that gave us that great Bloodborne feeling once again. The lack of content and variety did, however, kind of spoil the pleasure. If you're a massive Bloodborne fan, one who doesn't mind seeing...
