Destiny: The Dark Below Review
This week we present a narrative review of the new DLC, The Dark Below, for Destiny. Our reviewer loved the new story missions, and decided to pen a little story about his experiences.
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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Achieves Shooting Glory
If you were disappointed with Ghosts, then Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare should help the series find redemption. This one makes CoD fun again, both in the stellar single player campaign and with option-filled multiplayer.
Taking Flight With Crimson Dragon
Crimson Dragon is a downloadable game for the Xbox One where the evils of society like corruption and greed take on the forms of twisted monsters that you fight with your dragon.
Sniper Elite III Takes It’s Shot
Sniper Elite III Takes It’s Shot in our review of this combination simulation and shooter set in World War II. You better be ready for some graphic shots too, as the game pulls no punches.
Blue Estate Tries To Revive Rail Shooters
Nut shots, fat jokes and overly sexy women form the backdrop for Blue Estate, a rail shooter that is trying to bring the genre back to popularity. It demonstrates the best and worst of rail shooting.
Wolfenstein Comes Screaming Back With Bite
Wolfenstein: The New Order takes us into an alternate reality where the Nazi’s won World War II. But you won’t surrender. From Berlin to the moon, you can give them hell.
Titanfall Rises High Above Competition
Our reviewer is unabashed in stating that Titanfall is simply the best multiplayer shooter ever created. Even with severely limited offline gameplay, this one still manages to rise above the rest and earn respect.
A Rough Battlefield
After a long delay to give developers time to squash bugs, our reviewer finally pushes into Battlefield 4 on the next generation consoles, finding a fun but flawed masterpiece.
A Great Ghosts Upgrade
Call of Duty: Ghosts was a great-looking game on either the PS3 or the Xbox 360. But now that it has jumped to the next generation hardware, it’s pretty unbelievable.
An Old-School Shot in the Dark
Apogee’s Rise of the Triad has been resurrected for modern systems, giving us a glimpse at a moment in gaming history. While fun for shooter lovers, it brings with it both greatness and flaws.