Do you have what it takes to become the elite of the elite? Do you constantly yearn to get more out of your life and make a difference? Are you seeking adventure, excitement and fulfillment that span the galaxy? In that case, Arrowhead Game Studios urges you to take a step forward and march with the Helldivers, to spread Democracy across the universe, one bullet at a time.
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The concept of Evolve is very simple: four hunters work together to track down one monster. That one monster must avoid the hunters’ tracking skills in order to feed enough to develop to their next level. Once the monster reaches level three the rules of engagement change dramatically, as the hunters must now defend a Power Relay station from being destroyed. And that’s only the Hunt mode!
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Well, it sure is Risk. Best advice we can start you off with here is do not play against computer opponents. The “Balanced A.I.” selection waits until maybe turn two before it starts to steamroll across the world, and the “Defensive A.I.” pretty much seems to do the same. Suffice to say, it is much more fun with another person to play with.
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As Kyle Crane, you’ve got to earn the trust of a few different factions still trapped in Harran. A group of survivors led by a man named Brecken quickly take you in after your arrival and fill you in on how a man named Rais has cordoned off many of the GRE supply drops and has a real knack for brutalizing anyone who opposes him. Soon, the GRE starts running short on time and it’s up to Kyle to smash zombies, burn Rais’ rule and show The Ministry that there’s something worth fighting for in Harran.
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Even with that, the fighting is solid and employs a “Strip” system. Once your opponent’s clothes have a purple mist around them, you are able to hold a button corresponding to their body (Triangle/High, Circle/Mid, “X”/Low) and forcefully yank whatever clothing they’ve got right off of them. While fighting multiple opponents (and you will), you can even string together multiple strips and eventually make everyone’s underwear fly off. Yes, really.
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Far Cry 4 has a lot going on, and — as with its predecessors — it prides itself in being an exceedingly immersive hands-on experience. Whether you are running through the brush trying to avoid a falcon pecking at your neck or riding an elephant through an enemy convoy, the controls are precise and provide immediate onscreen feedback.
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On the new-gen systems the game is an incredible experience, creating a beautiful world despite the desolate and unsettling nature of the story. Tragedy and vengeance haven’t looked this attractive in a long time. The cut scenes and gameplay blend so flawlessly together that it isn’t immediately discernible whether or not the scenes are pre-rendered or not. Some very impressive work was done to accomplish some cool transformation effects that we’ve never seen done so well before.
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