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“Sometimes, Evil Wins.” That’s Tyranny’s tagline. It’s a strong one, but it’s also inaccurate. It makes sense in a world where light and dark are in contention, but by the time you load into the high fantasy world of Terratus, things are so heavily skewed in
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The challenge of a first-person shooter is the same title from title. Put your crosshairs over the enemy soldiers and pull the trigger. The speed at which you can accomplish this task represents your aptitude in this particular branch of game. It’s odd that this simple and repetitive action
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What do you do when your world’s been destroyed? That’s the question immediately thrown into the protagonist’s (known only as The Kid) face in Bastion. A minimalist presentation masks fairly heavy themes that would be trite in any other game, but Bastion isn’t just any game:
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In 2005, Rebellion released a third-person shooter called Sniper Elite. It was more of a simulator than what you might expect to find in your more typical shooter, similar to Bohemia Interactive’s Arma, or Codemasters' Operation Flashpoint series. Sniper Elite had a huge focus on hyper realistic ballistics,
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Two decades before his Oscar-nominated, 3D masterpiece Avatar, James Cameron was scaring film-goers with his survival-horror/action sequel to the 1979 classic, Alien. Placing a squad of colonial marines in an infested colony with hundreds of aliens, Aliens was a gritty, terrifying masterpiece that set a new standard for sci-fi
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Two years back if you were to ask me how I’d feel about a sequel to Arkham Asylum I’d tell you that though I’d be up for it, I’m not sure if it’d be necessary. Along with other Bat fans, I had been waiting for