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The game takes place thousands of years in the future. The old Earth Empire that has ruled for so long became split into three factions, fought the Infinite War and then joined forces to fight the Seraphim. But this peace didn’t last, the Coalition leader is assassinated, and hostilities are renewed. You take turns playing one of three Commanders, each one, old friends, and how this friendship impacts the decisions they make while fighting on the battlefield.
Syndicate is a re-imagination of the video game of the same name that was released in 1993 and followed up in 1996 by Syndicate Wars. The original games were published by Electronic Arts and developed by Bullfrog whereas the re-imagined version is developed by Starbreeze Studios and published by Electronic Arts. This new take on a classic game stays quiet faithful to the general theme of a cyber punk dystopia but switches the game perspective creating a first person shooter.
Telltale games released the first Monkey Island comeback entitled ‘Launch of The Screaming Narwhal’ last month to much critical acclaim. It was a success because it combined a fun combination of puzzle solving as well as sharp, witty scripting - exactly what fans of the original series want.
Techniktest Deus Ex 3 Human Revolution: Der dritte Teil der "Deus Ex"-Reihe ist seit heute endlich auch auf den deutschen Steam-Servern freigeschaltet. Wir haben uns die Engine im Detail angesehen, um rauszufinden, wie gut die DX11-Umsetzung gelungen ist.
Today we will be taking a look at Tekken Hybrid for the PlayStation 3. Tekken Hybrid offers a value priced remastered version of the classic Tekken Tag Tournament as well as a sneak peak at the forthcoming Tekken Tag Tournament 2 via a demo. As an added bonus the disc also features the full length computer-animated film Tekken: Blood Vengeance.
There is no doubt that Tekken is one of the most well known fighting game franchises of all time. With roots stretching back as far as 1994s original arcade game the series was, for a large portion of its existence, a title associated with the PlayStation brand. Times have changed though and nowadays almost everything is multi-format and Tekken is no different, first hitting the XBOX 360 in 2009.
In recent years entire virtual worlds have been developed, seeing gamers transported to renaissance Italy or even the rings of Saturn. Still, nothing quite compares to being immersed in a virtual world based on the real thing and Test Drive Unlimited has set the pace when it comes to doing so. When Eden Games released that title it was one of the most ground breaking racing simulators to date; being the first racing game to introduce the idea of a massively multiplayer online racing and giving players from all over the globe the chance to interact, challenge and exist among many like them.
Test Drive Unlimited was a classic game and one that kept me occupied for many, many months. Is the long awaited follow up any good? I have spent the last two weeks trying to get to grips with the somewhat flawed sequel.
I was a huge Test Drive Unlimited fan. Sure, there were some areas that other "racing" games did better in, but what TDU did was bring with it not just a racing game, but a life style game. TDU2 hopes to take that experience to the next level and in some areas they have; in others, not so much. From the start you get what the whole game is about and you understand that it's not just another racing game. As you find yourself day dreaming in a Ferrari to then be snapped back to reality as the owner comes to the car, you get a little tingle thinking how you've dreamt this as well.
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