Take one mage with practically unlimited power, add in a deep spell crafting engine so that players can do almost whatever they want, toss them at hordes of enemies and you will find Lichdom: Battlemage, a unique action RPG and shooter blend that has finally landed on consoles.
This week Billy is switching it up with the Time Waster with Holodrive, a 2D arena shooter that’s still in its Early Access stage.
Dripping with Cold War intrigue and stealth gameplay, Alekhine’s Gun takes players on a wild ride that is the spiritual successor to the Death to Spies series, though comparisons will also rightly be made to classic Hitman and Splinter Cell.
Released as an Xbox One exclusive title, Quantum Break combines amazing production values, top Hollywood talent and a good story in a videogame and hybrid television show model that is nothing if not unique.
Launching into the popular action and shooter-oriented MMO genre, Tom Clancy’s The Division has the superb combat, beautiful environments, cool loot and a unique Dark Zone mode to keep it fun and relevant for a very long time.
Remaking a classic game like Turok is sometimes hit or miss, but Iguana Entertainment and Night Dive Studios have done a great job breathing new life into the original dinosaur hunter. Yes, there are a few issues, but incredible level design and pure nostalgia more than make up for it.
We finally get to see what a Halo game created from scratch for the Xbox One looks like with Halo 5: Guardians. And the look is quite good, especially for fans who were disappointed with some previous Halo outings.
This Billy is trapped in the wilderness with dinosaurs as he tires to live through the smartphone game Dinosaur Hunter: Survival Game.
Instead of one of our Call of Duty hardcore players, we let a complete novice try out Call of Duty: Black Ops III. The results were surprising, and lets Black Ops III join 2015’s perfect score club. This year’s COD is number one with a bullet(s).
Finally, our reviewer is finished with our Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain review after clocking in over 50 hours. Despite some frustrating bugs, The Phantom Pain turns in a solid performance that MGS fans, as well as quite a few others, will love.
