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Since the 15th of May Diablo 3 has been fully available to play. Available on digital download directly from Blizzard or from brick and mortar game stores in both standard and collectors editions Diablo 3 is one of the most anticipated game releases of 2012. Set in a dark fantasy world, Diablo 3 takes place in Sanctuary, some twenty years after the events of Diablo 2.
In DiRT: Showdown we dispense with the normal time trials and rally gameplay associated with the franchise, moving to a much more arcade experience which focuses on destruction.
Ghost Recon, like the other Tom Clancy games, has received multiple expansions/sequels and the latest title in the franchise releases this week. Ghost Recon Future Soldier takes us into the near future with enhanced weapons and devices which help it stand out from other similar shooters. It takes more than just a few fancy guns to make a great game though and today we find out if the campaign, multiplayer and co-op are worth your hard earned cash.
Starhawk is the follow-up to a PS One title, Warhawk (and its subsequent PS3 remake). In the original game we played part in a war between the Eucadian and Chernovan armies. Now in the follow up we take the role of Emmet Graves a bounty hunter and gunslinger of sorts who has been hired to help protect a planet and its resources from The Scabs, a group of various alien races who have been gathered together by The Outlaw.
Es gibt wenig Spiele, die mit mehr Spannung erwartet wurden: Seit dem 15. Mai ist „Diablo 3“ nun erhältlich. ComputerBase klärt, was Blizzards neuestes Werk zu bieten hat.
Dragon's Dogma takes place in an open world fantasy RPG setting that includes classic hack and slash content as well as horror elements which should come as no surprise. It is after all developed by the team behind Resident Evil and Devil May Cry.
The term "free-to-play" has become hugely popular in recent years, and Steam even has an entire category dedicated to it. But while the term itself seems self-explanatory, there are some games that prove that not all F2P titles are alike. In the worst cases, such as with one of Rob's favorite MMOs, the games can actually become "pay-to-win".
Since the launch of the Vita things have been a little quiet on the release front but now we get one of the first big post release period games in the form of Mortal Kombat. Like MvsC this is an attempt to take an existing game for the home consoles and port it to Vita, with some added functionality so let's find out if it falls into the same camp as the excellent MvsC3 or is closer to the less than impressive Reality Fighters.
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