Touted as a relaxing and interactive escape to get you pleasantly lost, Shape of the World is a living, almost breathing work of art. One that is painted on the screen in front of your eyes as your explore every corner of the world.
Shio offers simple gameplay, and attempts to build an intriguing oneiric atmosphere, but the gameplay never fleshes out into something satisfying.
MOTHERGUNSHIP sure is shaping up to be one bad ass game. On May 24th fans will have the opportunity to test out their gun crafting abilities with a shiny new demo available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
Over the past ten years we must have had a slew of video games set in the Marvel Universe keeping us as hooked in that world as movie goers right? Wrong. Dead wrong.
Killing Floor: Incursion is one of the most immersive games to date on Sony’s young VR platform. An impressive feet for a franchise that started as nothing more than a mod of Unreal Tournament over a decade ago. At first glance it looks like an easy game to pigeon hole, but the deeper you dive into Killing Floor: Incursion the more you find exactly how much is below the surface. The best way to describe the game is by starting off with the obvious – Resident Evil. Stopping there though wouldn’t do it justice at all. If it’s one part Resident Evil you could also say that Incursion is equal parts Unreal Tournament, Assassin’s Creed, and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter all rolled into a nice and neat, functioning, VR package.
Tomb Towers is a puzzle adventure game that has you exploring rooms in various towers searching for the evil Necromancer with hopes of finding him and presenting him to the king. Gameplay is fairly simple – moving from room to room you’ll find yourself exploring each level collecting coins and keys in order to advance to the next room.
Like anything, nostalgia can be a dangerous weapon in the wrong hands.
YIIK: A Post Modern RPG might possibly have the most interestingly strange plot since Oxenfree. Set in 1999, YIIK is a turn-based Japanese style RPG that sends you on a quest in search of a woman who mysteriously vanished from your presence while you were taking an unexpectedly life-changing ride on an elevator. Yeah. It’s a…
Few games were announced with more fanfare at last year’s Game Awards than Bandai Namco’s SoulCalibur VI. Since the last entry in the series released in 2012, the fighting genre has really been light on releases. Considering SoulCalibur V released to such lukewarm reception, VI will be a crucial release for the genre staple. The…
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