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Brink has a futuristic setting where Earth has flooded and a large chunk of civilisation has moved to a large floating city called The Ark. Designed initially as a sustainable living environment which was populated by great minds of the day as well as the rich it now finds itself surrounded by un-sailable ships and Container City, a slum which is the home of the Resistance a group of people with nowhere else to go and no access to even the basic standards of living.
Software developers Splash Damage are no strangers to hit games. As the creative team behind Quake 3 and Quake Wars, many people were excited when it was announced they would team with Zenimax to create a unique new shooter called Brink. In the months leading up to the release the game players have been teased with gameplay videos and promises that the drop-in dropout feature other new innovations would revolutionize 3-D shooters.
Braid was released last year on Xbox Live Arcade and received passionate acclaim from both critics and the public. It was a compelling and fascinating title from a small independent developer which proved the point that sometimes the most creative concepts don’t come from huge publishing corporations. Today we take a look at the PC version which is available to purchase on steam.
Borderlands was a brilliant game and one that I have been playing since it was released. The Zombie Island Of Dr. Ned is the first downloadable content for the game which only costs $10. For this you get a whole new zone as well as new enemies, new missions and chances to get more equipment and loot. The Island is very dramatic in design with a sub horror ‘halloween feel’ to it, populated with a plethora of undead zombie forces.
Mit Borderlands bringt Take2 eine Kombination aus Shooter und Rollenspiel auf den Markt. Das Spiel soll für jede Menge Action vor dem heimischen Bildschirm sorgen.
Welcome readers to another review of Gearboxes baby Borderlands 2. Today we get to see first hand at how Gearbox's version of Dungeon and Dragons is and how well they can incorporate a board game into an FPS. First and foremost, I used the software that I did my previous review on to get some of these shots and to actually film my video. I hope you enjoy the scenery of this DLC because I know I did. Their mix of spooky and medieval definitely gave a brand new feel to an already amazing game.
Borderlands 2 is easily one of my all time favourite games and it offers one of the most complete and engrossing multiplayer experiences available on current generation consoles. That’s not to say that there aren’t other great co-op titles out there but Borderlands 2 is certainly one of the best ever made. Personally I’ve already put in over 300 hours of co-op time on the original Borderlands, which was a big game to start with, but it really pushed the boat out in terms of value with some of the most expansive DLC I’ve ever seen. I’m rapidly catching up on that game time with Borderlands 2 and that’s thanks to even more expansive DLC than ever before and now Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep is set to keep that flame burning.
Said to be the biggest and most diverse expansion so far in the Borderlands series, Tiny Tina’s new DLC is like nothing that has gone before it, a crazy parody of a game within a game that is set to shake up the games usual mechanics in more ways than one. As you may already know, Tiny Tina is a crazy thirteen year old explosives expert and this DLC is effectively her take on the nerdy culture surrounding titles like Dungeons and Dragons, so expect it to be somewhat skewed from the blatantly ripped off source material, all ripped off in good spirit of course.
I take on the lands of Pandora and the evil Handsome Jack in Gearboxs latest loot'em up, Borderlands 2
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