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I went from watching these same historical figures in Dynasty Warriors fight hordes of enemies with huge sweeping attacks, to watching them have polite debates and be sneaky little politicians.
When it comes to crafting a game that stands out from the rest, the devil is in the details, and that is what Rival Games needs to add to their next game.
Super Mutant Alien Assault will keep your attention for a few playthroughs, but don’t expect much else.
It’s incredibly disappointing to see Resident Evil 5 get such a bare bones release on modern day consoles.
Ghostbusters incorporates a local co-op mode where you can play with a friend which would be a nice addition if the game was any fun.
Out of all the new multiplayer maps, “Empire” is truly the stand-out. This re-imagined map from Black Ops 2 looks fantastic..
If you are the kind of player that likes to do every side quest available, you will be looking at around 100 hours of game play.
Unfortunately, while Monochroma looks great, it doesn't play half as great.
Carmageddon: Max Damage is a decent return for the franchise but the driving mechanics and AI need to be tweaked a bit to improve the overall feel of the game.
Even just moving from one zone to the next can leave you feeling like a child reading an adventure novel, imagining all of the cool new worlds just ready to be explored.
While the gameplay remains fun and simple, the AI is more reminiscent of a game from its original time rather than one found in a 2016 remake.
Duelyst does not have the luxury of having a giant fan base at launch like other popular card games, so continual word-of-mouth and high quality updates will be required to keep the game afloat.
Monster Hunter Generations makes a lot of smart improvements, even if the series is starting to show its age on Nintendo 3DS. It’s the most beginner friendly title to date, and features some great content from past games married to new gameplay innovations.
The multiplayer modes feel basic, the story is underwhelming, and there isn’t much reason to play through it, aside from seeing the tale to its conclusion.
The game just bleeds style it carries through nearly every facet of the experience.
The Technomancer isn’t necessarily a bad game, it just isn’t a good one.
7 Days to Die is arguably one of the worst looking games I’ve seen in 2016.
Limited Operations is a solid game with an interesting story which could have been improved tenfold if given that bit of extra loving.
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is LEGO at heart, with some changes made to the core combat and puzzle-solving nature of the games.
The absolute highlight of the game’s graphics is the kitten; cute, cuddly and playful in its movements.