Delving deeply into the Batman story, while not being afraid to break canon, is Batman: The Telltale Series. The game has an enjoyable story, great characters, and a plethora of action-events suitable for the comic-book genre.
Fan-favorite The Walking Dead had a bit of a stumble on the videogame side with a mixed Season Two story. But now they are back with The Walking Dead Season 3: The New Frontier, and so is the magic!
This week out Time Waster took a trip down to Stardew Valley, and we never hear from him again if past experiences hold true.
Destroy All Humans is a re-release of an old PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360 game. As such it’s about what you’d expect, now with supped-up graphics and sound for extra alien destruction. All the crazy humor remains solidly inside the game, though that may be a bit of an acquired taste.
Just as great as the original 2010 title, Darksiders: Warmastered Edition also offers a rich ride-along with one of the badass horseman of the apocalypse. The remastered version brings better graphics and few new features to the front for an even better hardcore slasher.
Watch Dogs 2 isn’t a revolution, but it’s a clear improvement on the original, which gave us a bland hero with nothing to say. Ubisoft adds a much needed dose of fun to Watch Dogs 2, elevating it above the first game by adding bright, energetic graphics and some engaging characters, whilst also giving it a moral heart.
After 10 years in development, The Last Guardian is finally here. Overall, it was worth the wait, but it’s also slightly disappointing because the clunky controls mar an otherwise beautiful story.
The newest expansion in the Massive Multiplayer Online Game Star Wars: The Old Republic continues the story of the Outlander and the alliance to defeat the Eternal Empire. Knights of the Eternal Throne is an epic adventure with old and new allies joining your fight. Choose your path and defeat Empress Vaylin to take control of the Eternal Empire.
Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization looks good for a game that shares play between the PlayStation 4 and Vita. Although there are some localization and language translation problems, this SAO is still fun for anime and Sword Art fans.
Go back to 1968 and live the memories of Lincoln Clay, a Vietnam War vet and member of Sammy’s gang in New Orleans. Will Lincoln successfully pull off the robbery of the Federal Reserve? Check out Mafia III to find out and immerse yourself in a rich story and deep gameplay about organized crime in New Orleans.
