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Planet Coaster
It’s difficult to explain how awesome Planet Coaster is to someone that hasn’t played it yet. In simple terms, it’s a construction and management sim that lets you create and manage a theme park, but that doesn’t even begin to describe what it really is. Ever wanted to manage your...
Recently, I’ve been looking back through my ever growing pile of unfinished games to find what was left behind. And although I wasn’t much interested when I first played, Sunset Overdrive has been surprisingly enjoyable the second time around. With a colorful blend of action and the sort of annoying...
What an incredible year for first-person shooters. DOOM kicked off 2016 with style, and games like Shadow Warrior 2, Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 have continued a trend of shockingly great singleplayer campaigns. In the midst of this old school return to form, Call of Duty’s Infinity Ward, the studio...
I've spent countless hours playing Motorsport Manager over the years and the original mobile game has featured in many a session on my phone. Now the developers, Playsport Games, in partnership with SEGA, have now released an infinitely more detailed PC version. One that has caused my current predicament: at...
Moto Racer 4 fits a category of games that I like to call ‘filler PlayStation Plus games’. You know what I’m talking about, the random titles in the Instant Game Collection that you’ve never heard of and almost certainly don't want to play. Unfortunately, this game is not featured on...
Dishonored 2, available now in physical and digital stores worldwide, was easily among this year's most anticipated games. That's no wonder when you consider how the first installment shocked the gaming industry with its combination of brilliant gameplay and unique setting.
Earth's Dawn
In the not so distant future, humanity has been driven back from its excess of spirit and periods of insurmountable growth across the United States. With the threat of aliens wiping out civilization and humanity on its last legs, a decisive counterattack is all that keeps humanity from total annihilation....
Just Dance as a series has existed for seven years, spanning eight games in the main series and over a dozen spinoffs. Originally a flagship of the Wii and its famous motion controls, Just Dance quickly took advantage of the Kinect and PS Move and has been at home on...
Before sitting down with Mordheim: City of the Damned, I had no idea it was connected to Warhammer. The original tabletop game, from way back in 1999, was designed as a new take on Games Workshop’s wargame giant, moving the player from commanding an army to managing a single unit...
Since the dawn of time, humanity sought to extend the natural duration of life as much as possible. While there would be some definite benefits, living forever isn't all well and good, like one single look at Yesterday Origins' protagonist John Yesterday suggests: immortality is actually a terrible burden.
HB Studios, who are no strangers when it comes to making sports games, attempted to recreate the adrenaline rush of speeding down a snowy mountain at death-defying speeds we once achieved with games like SSX Tricky. Just to give you some context, Mark McMorris, of Mark McMorris Infinite Air fame,...
If there's anything that defines the Final Fantasy series is the sense of familiarity. Those who have enjoyed the series for years can always be sure to find recurring elements that tie everything together, despite games being set in different universes. World of Final Fantasy brings this sense of familiarity...
