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Also, if there are still those in the audience who feel that everything was better in the old days, don't worry. The Collection also includes the original versions of Homeworld and Homeworld 2 for your pleasure.
Apotheon was part of PS Plus' instant game collection for February, so you can't fault the price of admission if you're a subscriber, although you'll have to pay if you want the game on PC (or if you wait and pick it up on PS4 in March). Either way, if...
These are the highlights in a game that entertains, but never really thrills. It intrigued us, but didn't ever manage to grab a hold of us. There's a challenge at first while you get a foothold in the world, but after a while you collect so many extra lives that...
But when it comes to the fighting, it has both epic moments - like the combats against an Ozaru - and lackluster encounters with too many characters on screen, where the camera goes crazy and the experience becomes unbearable. If you are a big fan of the series you will...
A colleague sold The Order: 1886 as a gaming blockbuster built for the casual audience. It looks amazing, the level of polish undeniable. It offers little stress with its gameplay, which is solidly-built if uninspiring. An easygoing interactive ride as opposed to a twitch-based emotional roller-coaster. I think of what...
Along with the new character and a half, you're looking at 300 costumes to unlock, plenty of stages and droves of game modes to dig into. If you are hungry for a new fighting game and don't want to wait for Tekken 7 or Street Fighter V, or you want...
Grey Goo is a good addition to the RTS scene. It brings a modern edge to the genre, and it doesn't have much in the way of micromanagement; players can just focus on grand scale stuff. With that in mind, don't let the bad title have too much affect on...
When you layer in the influence of some notable classic arcade platformers, you're left with a wonderful blend of addictive action. I bagged my copy on Vita via last month's PS Plus, and so was more than happy to then pay for the PC version. However, at the end of...
Evolve
Evolve is certainly not a game for everyone, but fans of ground-breaking, strategic action will not be disappointed. It feels innovative and extremely exciting. It's new, fresh and gives an urgently-needed shot in the arm to the stagnating throng of triple-A shooters. It's a great idea for a title that's...
By the time the second of our campaigns came to an abrupt end and we had embarked on a third, we had come to the inescapable conclusion that we liked Total War: Attila a lot. However, we're also beginning to think that CA might need to mix things up more...
It's a strong concept, one that's to be commended, but the experience would have been all the more brilliant if I hadn't spent half the time annoyed and agitated.
But what that does do is drive the need, the want, to escape as soon as possible, no matter what the cost. Suffering can help forge a good plan. And putting together a quality plan is the core here. The game may look basic, but it's built on solid foundations...
