COG writes: It's been a rough summer. June and July both lacked big jaw dropping releases. Fear not, as we give you the best (and worst) from July 2016.
Some titles out there focus on introducing a bizarre turn in their narrative. Check out this list for some solid recommendations for those.
"INSIDE" was bloody amazing, and I miss Uncharted's sci-fi and paranormal aspects greatly.
TBH, 3 and 4 still have them, but they are heavily implied, which can be terrifying the more you think about it, but it is admittedly, much less scary and less interesting gameplay-wise than what 1 and 2 have done.
U3 did show the Jinn's "bottle" in the end and the city was pretty f-ing dope. Just a little disappointing that they didn't lean just a bit more on the mythical parts of the series. Uncharted is a world rooted in reality and Drake knowing all these mythical stuff exists could've led into something cool.
I remember being particularly confused by the twist in LA Noire where Cole Phelps is sort of "exposed". If you've played it you know what I'm talking about. It always felt weird and odd because the player is Cole Phelps. How can the player not know about these sorts of things happening with their own character? I felt like it came out of nowhere.
Is Twelve Minutes on that list? Because IT HAS TO BE ON THAT LIST!
Don’t spoiler yourself with that humongous twist :D
The 'Next Chapter' of Prison Architect could be revealed on January 16, more than a decade after the first game was revealed.
These are the best short games on Xbox Game Pass. They offer a variety of different experiences that can be enjoyed without commitment.
Inside was yet another fantastic title from Playdead, and I'm happy to see it'll be arriving on PlayStation 4 on August 23rd. I didn't think the story was as good as Limbo's (just my opinion) but everything else (presentation, audio, puzzles, ect) surpassed its predecessor. Playdead is a studio I will always support.
Ghostbusters, on the other hand, not so much. It's further proof that Activision has no shame when it comes to slapping it's name on licensed products....good, bad, or sh*tty.