Rob Pitt writes: When I saw that V-Rally was making a return, 16 years since the last one in the franchise, I was excited. I love arcade-style racing games and recently we have been receiving racing games which are more simulation or in-depth than your old-school pick up and play arcadey feeling ones. Then I found out that Kylotonn Games were the developers of choice, a development team who have put out a few really solid games recently such as TT Isle of Man and the WRC franchise.
However, not everything comes together like a well-oiled machine as there are certainly some aspects of V-Rally 4 which should be addressed to improve the overall user experience.
Start May the right way with the new Games with Gold lineup. On Xbox One, handle extreme and challenging courses around the world in V-Rally 4 and combat demons of the Chaos Gods in the action-RPG Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr.
With Overlord coming out as free, hopefully this is a sign a third game will be made and no the spin-off doesn't count as the third game.
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I've heard good things about overlord. I'd never played it before but you cant argue with the price.
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Such a horrible month in my opinion. Sony are hammering MS in terms of the quality of games they give out.
Free games are never bad. You may not like some months, fine, but what would you want Microsoft or anyone else for that matter to do?
Give you 4 of your choice of games every month for free? I just look at the monthly offerings, if they look interesting, i download, if not, i wait till the next month.
I have not played any of these, so i will be downloading all 4.
I'd take one quality game even if it's dated and I already had it eg GTA V or even a unpopular high production game like mass effect Andromeda over 4 garbage games
DJStotty
They're not really free though. The overall quality is lackluster and has been for a while, while Sony has released much better quality games over the past few months. I get what you're saying but it's basically choosing the best out of a bad bunch.
I think it's obvious that MS have put in all their efforts into Gamepass which I don't think is fair for Live subscribers.
@profchaos
Stop being entitled, if you want "quality" games to own, then buy them as opposed to waiting till they are free.
@Ricegum
"I think it's obvious that MS have put in all their efforts into Gamepass which I don't think is fair for Live subscribers."
So get gamepass Ultimate for £1 for 3 months? You get Gamepass and Gold. Gamepass is by far better than GWG, hence why i am more than happy to part with £1.50 (ish) a week for it, and 0.57p a week for Gold, Should really just get Ultimate myself lol.
Someone earlier observed that it's been diminishing as GamePass has been getting better. Wonder if the shift is intentional... For both MS and Sony I've been wondering if they'll integrate some basic tier of GamePass/PS Now in lieu of free games each month with the next generation...
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Neil writes: "Depending on your holiday buying habits, that creaky old wallet which opens once a year may well have a few spare coins sitting gathering dust, but thankfully, with the Xbox Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale, that spare change can be put to good use, enabling you to pick up all manner of heavily discounted Xbox One and Xbox 360 titles. What brilliant bargains are in place thanks to the Xbox Deals With Gold Sale for 10th-16th December 2019?"
This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows: The Division 2 (PS4/XBO) – 9/9/9/9 Beat Saber (PS4) – 9/9/8/8 Night in the Woods (NSW/PS4/XBO) – 8/9/8/8 V-Rally 4 (NSW/PS4) – 7/8/8/7 The Shrouded Isle (NSW) – 7/7/7/6 Tsukue De Ping Pong (NSW) – 7/6/7/7.
