Hitman’s pioneer episode does right by the Hitman name. Dozens of challenges and user-generated assassinations offer untold hours of replay value, even when the exotic sounds and sights of Paris lose their allure.
The Guest tests an array of mental abilities throughout the three hours it lasts. But when buying into “a first-person exploration game,” you don’t expect this many plot holes.
IO Interactive lets players take control of the camera in the latest Hitman footage, providing a 360-degree view full of fancy dresses and synth music.
Sony sheds the Spring Fever title for a new event name: Launch Party. Expect high-profile PS4 games like Salt and Sanctuary and Alienation this Tuesday.
The Culling outdoes H1Z1 and DayZ, forcing conflicts early, limiting its free-for-all matches to 20 minutes, and letting players craft items and weapons.
Broforce is an ode to gamers that were raised by action movies and 16-bit consoles. Broforce looks the part and plays the part of a run ‘n’ gun freedom simulator featuring Rambo, Indiana Jones, and Robocop parodies. The technical defects of the PS4 version, however, give the PC original the clear advantage.
Whether you dive into its meta narrative or rehearse the executions of eight ballroom guards for the sixteenth time, Superhot invents a tactical, first-person shooter genre to call its own. Please, Superhot team, I need more.
