I was very excited when I first heard about Hellblade-Senua’s Sacrifice by Ninja Theory. I was intrigued by the idea, by the setting and so I waited, patiently, until the game was finally released on 8th of August. The concept and story In the beginning, we know very little of Senua. She is a celtic … More Hellblade- Senua’s Sacrifice – A Journey Through Hell
While waiting for Hellblade-Senua’s Sacrifice to download, I decided to play Feist, developed by Bits & Beasts and published by Finji, which is an adventure platformer of exceptional beauty and simplicity. A brutal quest for survival in the name of love Our tiny, furry hero of little words or, rather, squeaks, is out tracking the … More Feist – The cutest game ever
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 has to be the most bug-ridden game I’ve played since Assassin’s Creed Unity. I didn’t count the number of times the frame froze or the game simply crashed, but there were a lot of those moments at the most inopportune of times. I still finished it and here is why. An … More Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 – Average, annoying and at times quite brillant
I recently played a lot of SNIPER ELITE 4 cooperative maps, like, really a lot. And I can also fairly claim that I have put enough hours into playing the campaign, DLC and survival missions by myself that by now I have truly mastered my primary weapon, which is a Carcano rifle. I am also … More SNIPER ELITE 4 – Let’s play Coop
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, Dishonored 2‘s first story-DLC, which was announced during E3 2017 and coming in September, is the DLC everyone who played the main game saw coming from miles away. You did not even have to have played the two story-DLCs of the first game with assassin Daud as the main protagonist. … More Give Me More Story (DLC)
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, which was published in 2016, is the first reboot I have played where I have also played the original, Mirror’s Edge (2008). Now, while the reboot of TV-franchises and movies over in Hollywood may suggest otherwise, reboots are not a new phenomenon. Usually, reboots serve one specific purpose: to cater to an … More Are reboots a good thing? With Mirror’s Edge the answer is yes and no
I don’t like shooters. That was, for a very long time, something I firmly believed. The main reason for that was not necessarily that I really suck at shooting, which I usually do, but had more to do with the fact that I find picking off targets arcade style incredibly boring. There are a very … More SNIPER ELITE – A Stealth-Survival-Shooter, I think. And pretty awesome.
So, in case you were wondering what I’ve been up to these past few days, I actually did a lot last week and tried a few games I had wanted to try out for ages. Also, I played the For Honor Beta-version. Destiny First, I finally started playing Destiny on my PS3, only to find … More A very pleasant weekend in games
Dishonored leaves the player a lot of choices, the first and foremost being whether to play it stealthy and (mostly) non-lethal on Low Chaos or to go in guns blazing and with a lot of casualties on High Chaos. Since the level of Chaos affects the world itself, you better choose wisely. I absolutely adore … More Dishonored 2 – Three Ways to Play
This is the second of my favorite missions, straight off Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. As I have already elaborated, this game was not quite what I expected. That is not, mind you, a bad thing per se. The story left the player adrift, forced them to find their own approach, their own inspiration and motivation, … More Favorite Mission Two – Claiming Jurisdiction
