Attack on Titan is set in a bizarre world that involves the last remnants of humanity holing up behind massive walls in order to avoid giant, crazed and naked men called Titans. If that sounds weird, well, it is, and the enemies range from creepy to outright comical.
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A year ago, Franchise Mode’s biggest addition was dynamic drive goals… only they weren’t really all that dynamic, often making little sense in relation to game situations. This year, franchise not only polishes up that aspect by adhering to things like score and time remaining, but it also receives some serious (and overdue) TLC aimed at garnering and maintaining your interest across multiple seasons.
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In the game’s main mode, players can select from a staggering amount of real historical figures to play as, or create their own to attempt to navigate the war. Your avatar’s lot in life determines much of your gameplay focuses.
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No Man’s Sky is unquestionably filled with gorgeous visuals despite a few noticeable issues. Each planet you visit is different, even if those differences are minor, and each may contain flora and fauna. Textures aren’t the most detailed, but they’re not as bad as some suggested.
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Two years have passed since the events of Human Revolution, and the world has changed dramatically in the wake of the “incident,” where augs lost control in lethal fashion. Now augs are hated and feared, relegated to second-class citizens. After a short prologue in Dubai, Jensen, now a member of Interpol’s Task Force 29 anti-terrorism unit, is dispatched to investigate a Prague bombing.
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The thing about this game is that it’s highly technical. Like, really damn technical. In order to pull off some of the better combos you will be looking at learning some severely difficult button inputs. There is a training mode to help you out, but unless you’re strictly playing local you can kick a lot of that time you spent training to the curb.
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Staying at the Himmapan are a pair of unsavoury characters: Jordan Cross, acclaimed Indie rock singer and son of billionaire Thomas Cross, and Ken Morgan, the family’s attorney. Whatever thread has been holding previous episodes together is ostensibly absent here, as it’s made clear this is a private contract taken out by the family of Hannah Highmoore, the alleged murder victim of Jordan — a crime that was covered up by the unscrupulous Morgan.
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