We enjoyed the art design of all three games, and even though a lot of design elements are simply re-skinned from one to the next, they never lost their charm; India is particularly colourful and lively. The animations look good as well, particularly some of the more vicious assassinations. Stylized stills are used to tell the threadbare stories.
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Square-Enix’s episodic experimentation with the Hitman series continues in Episode 2: Sapienza as Agent 47 must take down a pair of dastardly targets and also locate and destroy the dangerous bio-weapon they’ve been working on. It’s considerably larger in scale than your first mission and, as a spectacle, is undeniably impressive.
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If you’re unfamiliar with the workings of an Empires installment of a Warriors game, it’s not just about carving your way through huge crowds of opposing factions’ soldiers on the battlefield. It’s also about managing resources and ensuring that your kingdom doesn’t go broke trying to achieve its goals.
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While the name Sébastien Loeb may not be known to casual sports fans, the French-born driver is the most successful racer in World Rally Championship (WRC) history. Now, with Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo, you can jump into the driver’s seat to experience the action of rally racing from a champion’s perspective.
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Sticking to the infamous difficulty of the series, Dark Souls III would rather chop off your hands than hold them. As soon as you awaken, you’re faced with a few simple enemies to readjust to the controls. It’s not long after you’ve felled a few lowlies that you’ll happen upon your first (of many) boss fights.
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There are several notable changes in Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition, starting with the addition of a large new area: Black Root Burrows. The developers deserve immediate credit for crafting something that is different than anything we experienced the first time around yet still feels like a natural extension of the world.
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A nefarious villain thought to be a myth has made himself, and his goals, apparent. The Mechanist will enslave the whole world with his robotic army, if everything goes according to plan that is.
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