Agreed. They should have spent the time on Aliens Isolation. That would be a day 1 buy.
Premise looks great. Animations look very stiff though. Hope it is good.
Yes, been looking forward to this.
Anybody remember Singularity for the PS3/360 era. Looks similar. Also some Metro Exodus vibes.
Agree 100%.
I love dystopian settings in general. We happy few is an excellent game. It is basically a mash up of 1984 and the other dystopian classic Brave New World. The drug 'Joy' is essentially 'Soma' from Aldous Huxley's novel.
Still haven't finished it but Disco Elysium is really great. I love the dark sense of humour.
Yes the purple looks strange. Dreadwolf sounds like something from Warhammer 40K. Like Dreadnought crossed with Space wolves.
Still looking forward to the game. I really enjoy Dragon Age.
What do you mean? Why wouldn't it?
Agree but it has its annoyances. The single player games (vs ai) give you no experience points, the story missions have no checkpoints and cheap end bosses. Graphics and gameplay are fun but it needs some work.
I loved the original game. It's one of the only PS2 games I kept for nostalgia value (along with SOTC).
While we're on MIA games what ever happened to Wild (another Michel Ancel game funnily enough)?
Finally! By the time Gotham Knights releases the PS5 and Series X will have been out for around 2 years.
About time we get some more 'next gen' only games.
Really? I must have missed that, thanks for the heads up. I look forward to it.
Zombie army 4 is a great game. I have put a lot of hours into it.
In regard to the article/post, sorry to criticise but you need to know. The sentence "one of our most favourite of all games" is just abysmal writing.
They should release a 'creation station' type demo like they did with Saints 3. Let you make your character in advance and then import it into the game at release. Seems a good way to build hype/interest.
Prince of Persia 2008 still holds up well. Very different to the sands of time games but equally good. Would recommend it to anyone who hasn't played it.
Yep, if they are taking extra time then they should do what they did with the Spyro remake and release it as a trilogy. That was extremely well done and great value.
I'm part of the community and I loved it.
I think a lot of the hate was from people who didn't even play it jumping on the bandwagon. Clearly there was the usual hate from xbox fans but also from insecure PC players as the graphics were (still are) phenomenal.
The game is a flawed gem. A new entry on PS5 would have great potential (doubt it will happen though, Sony isn't into risk taking these days).
I think Bluepoint could do a good job. They have the technical capability if Demon's Souls is anything to go by.
It's very subjective. I love Black flag as a pirate simulator (although there are terrible steal auto-fail if seen sections). I think Odyssey is the best game overall, just did so much right. Origins egypt setting is not far behind and Valhalla is also up there. I really liked Syndicate especially the zip lines but also for the London setting, improved stealth, boxing sections, and amazing graphics at the time it came out. Back at release AC2 was the best, though it has aged now.
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One of my favourite games.
I played all the games in the list, it is a good list but there were plenty of other overlooked gems. Several have been remastered now e.g. Catherine, Red Faction, Kingdoms of Amalur.
Some more you could add, Space Marine, Singularity, Killer is Dead, and a whole bunch of indies like Deathspank, Critter Crunch, The Last Guy.