The Deus Ex series has always explored mind-expanding ideas, and this is shaping up to be no exception, examining propaganda and political fear-mongering in the wake of terrorist threats. Smoother and faster than its predecessor, and wisely abandoning the momentum-killing combat, this deserves your attention.Īnother long-awaited sequel, Eidos’s cyberpunk RPG follows the events of 2011’s Human Revolution. Set in a totalitarian future, Catalyst reimagines the first game’s linear parkour into an open-world obstacle course, where leaping between towering rooftops is elevated to an art form. Mirror’s Edge was more cult favourite than sales juggernaut, but all signs point to this reboot-cum-origin story for hero Faith realising the original’s potential. Beat-’em-ups fight backĪ gameplay trailer for Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst. One of PS4’s biggest exclusives this year. Dragged into a heist involving ancient pirate treasure by his long-lost brother Sam, Drake’s swansong introduces branching dialogue for a more personal, player-driven narrative, while delivering robust and impressive online multiplayer action. It’s rare for popular gaming characters to get an ending, but that’s exactly what developer Naughty Dog is promising here, with one final globetrotting adventure for fortune hunter Nathan Drake. With you now playing as Earth’s resistance fighters, the game expands with guerrilla tactics, new weapons to research, and dynamic maps ensuring no two play-throughs are ever the same. This long-awaited sequel picks up 20 years after alien forces invaded – and humanity fell. It’s a testament to 2012’s XCOM: Enemy Unknown that, four years on, it’s still one of the finest modern strategy games. Watch a trailer for the forthcoming XCOM 2.
0 kommentar(er)
