Simply put, Dishonored 2 has some of the most inventive level design we’ve ever seen in video games. Starting off with the opening scene and the initial choice of Emily or Corvo as your playable character, each level builds upon each other, at first feeling like Dishonored 1.5. Then, about a third of the way through the game, you hit the Clockwork Mansion and suddenly it begins to wow you.
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Set in the late 21st century, Infinite Warfare finds the United Nations Space Alliance (UNSA), which resides on Earth, and the Settlement Defense Front (SDF), which has settled on Mars, on the brink of open war. After an UNSA special ops team is captured and executed by the SDF’s Admiral Kotch, the SDF sabotages several defense cannons, turning a UNSA celebration into a slaughter.
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What Titanfall 2 brings to the table is a shooting experience that features an interesting, uplifting story full of amazing set pieces, awe-inspiring happenings and the wicked core gameplay that the franchise is becoming known for.
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There are two setups available and two ways to play the game, and you’re free to alternate between them at your discretion. Actions can be selected either through the basic or classic control schemes, with the former being more streamlined (singular inputs, ability shortcuts, auto targeting) and the latter offering added options (manual targeting, access to all abilities and items).
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Originally released last November as a timed exclusive for Xbox One, Rise of the Tomb Raider has finally made its way to PlayStation 4 in the form of Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration (the new version is available on Xbox One as well). It contains the base game and all previous DLC as well as the all-new Blood Ties and Lara’s Nightmare.
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Nearly eight months after Agent 47’s latest adventure began in France we have reached the conclusion of Square-Enix’s episodic endeavour with the release of Episode 6: Hokkaido. Having weeded out a mole at the highest levels of the ICA during his last mission, Agent 47 has been sent to “retire” the traitor and send a message to Providence in the process.
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One great improvement the sequel makes is a robust tutorial system, offering quests that cover nearly every concept to an exhaustive extent. This makes the more advanced techniques easier to discover (and master) for newcomers.
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