Battlefront II might have fallen short of expectations, but that's not stopping EA from touting their next big game using the Star Wars license. And Respawn is shaping up to deliver next fiscal year.
Feel like slaying a giant? Well developers Iron Galaxy and Modus Games have your back for the tallest of tales, as their titan-killing game Extinction will be hitting screens on April 10 this year. The objective is simple enough: Humanity lives under the smelly heel of the humongous Ravenii, and it’s up to you to use speed and power to cut these brutes down to size.
Until the end of time itself, Star Wars Battlefront II will be a testament to the idea of microtransactions without limits. Overall, its been a harsh lesson for EA to learn from. A lesson that they say, has resulted in them rethinking how they’ll use microtransactions in the future.
The latest Humble Bundle is now live, and if you’re a fan of bullets, breaking the law and high school shenanigans then good news! For a mere Washington, you can grab the following games that Rockstar had a hand in developing.
Star Wars Battlefront II performed well worse than EA expected, and so microtransactions are definitely coming back soon.
It’s just numbers. Numbers of all shapes and sizes. All I’m doing is mathematically attacking anything with a pulse so that I can earn gear which allows me to math harder and the cycle never ends. And yet, it’s a gameplay grind that I can’t stop myself from enjoying in games like Diablo 3 or Destiny 2. A narrative of …
If you’re fancying some combat that relies more on massive hunks of steel with which to do battle, then good news! SoulCalibur 6 is on the way, and once again it’ll feature a roster of well-armed warriors duking it out over a fabled weapon that has a bigger corruptive influence than a weekend on a Scientology ranch. Here’s a look at who’ll be crossing swords later this year.
Sumo Digital is a British independent games studio that’s worked on some incredibly fine games – including the likes of Little Big Planet 2, Forza Horizon 3, Snake Pass and a lot more. They’re sup[er busy helping Microsoft make Crackdown 3 as good as it can be, and they’re also making Dead Island 2 for Deep Silver (now that Techland’s …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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