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Ubisoft's massive open world game finally hits after a six month delay. Does Watch_Dogs live up to the hype from E3 two years ago? Well, yes and no.
Mit „Watch Dogs“ ist ab heute einer der potentiellen Blockbuster des Jahrs erhältlich. Wir klären im Test, was die neue Ubisoft-Marke mit Hacktivist-Touch zu bieten hat.
In the run up to the launch of Microsoft's Xbox One and Sonys PS4 there were a few games which were really getting gamers excited. One of those was Watch_Dogs, a brand new franchise from Ubisoft, but sadly it was delayed (on all platforms, including PC, 360 and PS3) with the publisher stating it was to allow the game time for further development and maximum quality. So 6 months on Watch_Dogs finally hits the market and today we can talk about our experience with the game.
From the developer of the popular Majesty series comes a 4X turn-based strategy game that takes some of the best elements of previous games in the genre and adds some twists. Your goal? To build up your empire, explore the interesting land, find secret portals and of course - handle any opposition that comes your way.
I was waiting anxiously for Space Marine. I gave in to the hype, to the advertising, to the epic trailers, screenshots and a life-size Utramarine walking around Gamescom. I always liked the WH40K universe, with its distinct art style and technology design, but you would never find me playing the real tabletop thing. Figurines and heavy tomes of rules, scary stuff.
I loved Warhammer 40,000: Dawn Of War II, but sadly I have to admit that the game frequently kicked my ass. The bosses were extremely difficult and I died more often than I would care to admit. It looks however as if the designers Relic have made the latest expansion ‘Retribution’ slightly more approachable for those people, like myself, without cyborg implants.
F2P-Titel gibt es mittlerweile wie Sand am Meer. Wir testen mit „Warframe“ die Beta eines weiteren Anwärters, der mit einem guten Koopmodus und schicker Grafik punkten möchte.
Der November könnte ganz im Zeichen von Agent 47 stehen. Wir klären in der Vorschau, was die PC-Version von „Hitman: Absolution“ tatsächlich zu bieten hat.
In diesem Sommer kehrt Agent 47 in „Hitman: Absolution“ nach langer Abstinenz wieder auf den Bildschirm zurück. ComputerBase hat den Titel angespielt – ein erster Eindruck.
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