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If you are a fan of the horror genre then the game on review today may interest you. Outcry hails itself as an eerie and immersive world with a haunting musical score so it is with much anticipation and a pumping heart that we see if the title is worth the money.
We recently spent some time with Cryostatis developer Action Forms Limited and they let us play their forthcoming PhysX supported title. Many of you will have already tried out the graphics demo which has been available for a while. It certainly seems an ambitious title, but is it actually any good?
Escape from Butcher Bay was loved by PC gamers the world over and today we take a look at the sequel which follows Riddick on his new journey. “They say hope begins in the dark ... The Darkness, for me, is where I shine.”
The most successful franchises to date have been carried over an amazing array of platforms with varying degrees of technical limitation to deliver great stories in which the player wants to become immersed; such franchises that easily come to mind include Silent Hill, Zelda, Super Mario, Final Fantasy, Diablo, and World of Warcraft.
PC Gaming has evolved over the past 20 years or so. Back in 1990, LucasArts (then called LucasFilm Games) created one of the best adventure games of all time: The Secret of Monkey Island. Back then, the studio had a stream of hits with Indiana Jones, Day of the Tentacle, and the Sam and Max franchise. Other studios were making huge profits with these adventures, such as King's Quest and Phantasmagoria.
Sadly, gamers lost interest in this type of gameplay somewhere in the mid-nineties, about the same time as 3d-acceleration and the PlayStation One came onto the scene. Strange coincedence.
Gaming both video and computer has become more than a fad, it is a part of life. First generation video game players have now become adult and carry their passion to adulthood. Parents and teachers worry about games having negative effects on children and a great deal has been written about games leading to violent behavior and addiction. However, all is not negative about gaming, studies by leading researchers have shown that video and computer games have many benefits:
We recently reviewed the console version of Wolfenstein 2009 and we came away a little unimpressed with the overall experience - even though the core gameplay was pretty good. By no means a bad game it however didn’t knock our socks off - something we are hoping the PC version might rectify today.
Red Faction Guerrilla has finally made it to the PC and with the GeoMod 2.0 engine you can blow up and damage almost everything in the game. You can fire rockets, detonate charges and even smash through buildings with sledgehammers to get the job done and everything reacts realistically. PC users get extra single player content such as additional modes and multiplayer maps. It is the latest in a brilliant list of PC games released this month - you just need to make sure you have the hardware to handle it.
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.
Bioware’s new epic, dark fantasy RPG has been receiving a lot of attention lately. The game’s marketing team has hit the internet hard and you would practically have to be blind to miss all the online ads for the game. This is a special case in which all the hype and pomp is very much deserved.
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