Forget getting medieval on your butt, Far Cry Primal aims to get downright primitive. The game feels familiar enough to other Far Cry titles that anyone can pick it up quickly, but it’s also very unique in a way that we don’t often find these days. Put this one on your list!
Today, Ubisoft announced that Tom Clancy’s The Division has sold through more copies in its first 24 hours of availability than any previous title in the company’s history.
Everyone probably used to race toy cars around their bedrooms when they were little. Super Toy Cars takes that concept and makes it real, bringing every kid’s imaginary raceways to life. Is that enough to help Super Toy Cars capture the checkered flag? Jump to the starting line and find out.
Techland and Psyonix have partnered up to bring some Dying Light love into Rocket League and vice versa. With the recent release of Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition, Techland introduced dirt buggies to bring carnage and destruction to the undead occupants of Harran’s countryside.
Hitman starts with the Prologue and a Paris location on March 11, followed by the next location, set in Italy releasing in April and then Morocco releasing in May. From there Hitman will deliver regular monthly content updates, including three additional locations; Thailand, the United States and the season conclusion in Japan later in 2016.
When Chella got Uncharted: the Nathan Drake Collection for Christmas, she discovered a game series she loves, but had been missing all these years. Now she gets why people say the Uncharted games are great.
McDroid is a mix of action and tower defense gameplay, developed by the innovative team at Elefantopia. Prague studio Grip Digital, also known for current hit The Solus Project, is responsible for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions.
Today, Ubisoft announced that Tom Clancy’s The Division, a groundbreaking online open-world action RPG, is now available worldwide for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system and Windows PC.
Firewatch is a game with brilliant characterisation and gorgeous graphics, but a promising story that ends up going nowhere special.
This week our residential Time Waster is checking out a beautiful game called Dust: An Elysian Tail, but does its gameplay match its appearance?
