While many titles arrive atop a sea of hype, others suddenly appear under the radar. NERO is one of the latter with little known about the title or indeed the developers 'Storm In A Teacup'.
Milestone, One of the top developers and publishers specialising in the racing genre, have released a teaser video for the Citroën DS3 Record Livery dedicated to Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo, its new, exclusive IP scheduled for release this autumn.
Puppy games and Curve digital might be familiar to modern-retro fans for bringing the impressive Titan Attacks to consoles, which gave us a futuristic makeover to the retro classic space invaders.
This time Robotron 2084 is receiving the treatment and Ultratron has now landed on consoles and PC.
You play as the last remaining humanoid battle-droid after an army of robots have wiped out humans. Your mission: To avenge the human race.
State of Decay joins the ever-expanding list of last-gen remakes, and while it sold well and met respectable scores across the board, It never quite seemed to get the following it deserved due to various bugs which were sadly still present with the two DLC packs.
With the ‘Year One Survival Edition’ *YOSE* We have the original State of Decay, beside both the Breakdown and Lifeline DLC all in one package and Undead lab seem to have done a fantastic job of making sure it’s a smooth and enjoyable experience.
As a teenager, I spent many evenings sat in front of my P.C. playing Rollercoaster Tycoon. So when I heard that the developers Frontier where teaming up with Microsoft to bring us Screamride, I was enthusiastic about the imminent nostalgia.
Unlike the original Theme Park management series, Screamride takes a whole new approach and rather than building successful parks based around your roller-coasters, it’s a much simpler affair with no punters to please, no panda men entertainers, and not even a janitor to clean up the puddles of puke by the exit of your coaster.
Bladestorm was first released back in 2007 on the Xbox 360, so let’s take a look at Bladestorm : Nightmare the next-gen upgrade.
Koei Tecmo are well known for their Dynasty Warriors series, and while the promise of a much more strategic affair will appeal to a new audience there’s still plenty of the Dynasty Warriors style in Nightmare.
At first, I felt slightly betrayed that Vampire Crawlers couldn’t offer more ways for me to die but, with some time to mull it over, I am thankful that I can complete it and leave it behind me. Vampire Crawlers was a fling, but an intense one.
The Empty Desk is a pretty short game, but it is just about enjoyable enough. The clean visuals, and central mystery that slowly reveals itself over the course of the game, work well, but some of the writing is a bit clunky.
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