This War of Mine is Depressingly Brilliant
What would you do to survive? This War of Mine follows ordinary people trying to scavenge and survive in a city besieged by civil war. Moral choices occur daily, and suicide is as much a danger as snipers.
What would you do to survive? This War of Mine follows ordinary people trying to scavenge and survive in a city besieged by civil war. Moral choices occur daily, and suicide is as much a danger as snipers.
Bayonetta 2 is the perfect game for players looking for some white hot action on their Wii U consoles. It provides a solid action experience with all the over-the-top outrageousness of the first title doubled down.
Those who have been searching for a pure stealth game, or were perhaps disappointed with the latest iteration of Thief, should give Styx: Master of Shadows a once over. It will do a great job stealing your time.
Tales of Xillia 2 kicks off where its predecessor ended, answering a bunch of leftover questions from the original game while adding quite a few more in this time-twisting and dimensional jumping adventure.
Fans of Mega Man (who isn’t) will love Azure Striker Gunvolt, a solid action-platformer that comes bundled with Mighty Gunvolt on the 3DS, providing hours of action-packed and beautiful platforming gameplay.
One of the most unique shooter wargames to come out in years, the free to play Heroes & Generals lets you become a master of either tactics or strategy. Play as a general leading others, or take to the field as a career soldier in a variety of fields like infantry scouts, tank drivers and pilots.
Although the game has a bit of a steep learning curve for new players, AErena: Clash of Champions really captures the feel of steampunk in a rare, and fun, turn-based strategy MOBA.
Nether follows the post- apocalyptic trend in MMOs, and adds in a monster race to further harass players trying to kill one another. This dynamic might appeal to some people, but is likely too hardcore for most players.
Atlantic Quest offers an underwater match three adventure for Nintendo 3DS players, having formerly been out for the PC. There is a lot of colorful action here that’s perfect for the small screen.
Line of Defense Tactics – Tactical Advantage is yet another in the increasingly long line of turn-based strategy titles coming out these days. Is this one a hit, a miss, or a misfire?