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BioWare achieved everything that it needed to with Dragon Age: Inquisition. It revitalised a series that had suffered real brand damage in Dragon Age II, and the third game in its fantasy trilogy easily stands as the best RPG we’ve seen in years. There is absolutely no reason to miss...
Peggle 2 is an addicting game packed with silly fun that anyone can manage. If you haven’t played Peggle before, this game will hold a higher value than if you had. There were several areas which could have been improved upon to help maintain the community’s interest. I would recommend...
Unity plays well, but it’s not really good enough for a AAA-game to play well, and this especially applies to Assassin’s Creed, which has always been a franchise with stronger narrative and thematic value than its counterparts. I see potential in a Napoleonic-era trilogy for the Assassin’s Creed franchise. As...
Yes, it’s a game that looks aged on release thanks to the decision to drop it on last gen consoles (though I’ll bet my house a remastered version of the entire trilogy lands on the new gen consoles at some point… hopefully with Liberation as well). But Rogue has something...
Tengami is an arthouse game. It’s the kind of experience that, like Gone Home, people will dismiss for lacking action or having a narrative that doesn’t treat its players like idiots, but it’s also the kind of game that shows that the games industry is growing up and pushing the...
Nonetheless, Sledgehammer Gamers should be complimented for coming up with a way of adding to the Call of Duty multiplayer formula without taking away from what made Call of Duty’s multiplayer so popular for so many years.
If you disliked the original Halo games, odds are this collection and its new coat of paint will not convince you that a sci-fi FPS is right for you. If you loved the Halo games, odds are you have this title ordered already and are anxiously awaiting dozens of hours...
There’s no soul to Falling Skies. It’s a generic, cheap turn based tactics game. It lacks any identity of its own, fails to represent its license, and fails to understand what made the game it copied its base mechanics from so great. And as such I can’t really recommend it...
If you enjoyed the original Legend of Grimrock, odds are you will feel right at home here. It is bigger, more polished and provides greater variety than its predecessor. Newcomers to the dungeon crawling genre might find the learning curve somewhat steep, as is usually the case for these types...
