Category: Games

  • Remastered Games To Bring Back Memories

    When it comes to gaming, we all have games that we remember playing back in our childhood. When the graphics weren’t the best, the controls were simple, and the games were just that little bit easier. But now, some of our favourite childhood games are being remastered. This means the memories can come flooding back as we replay our favourite games with all new graphics, higher quality, harder controls and new levels to complete. This is amazing for those of us who want to relive our childhood. When these games are released they are sought after, they are popular as everyone wants to relive their childhood and bring back memories from when life was easier. From remaster Super Monkey Ball to Crash Bandicoot and Spyro. There is something coming for everyone. Not every gaming brand kept it going like Super Mario and Mario Kart did, so it is great to see some more of the old classics making a comeback.

  • Lego the Incredibles – Who is it For?

    Lego the Incredibles – Who is it For?

    Lego the Incredibles is a Lego-based video game, based on the Incredibles films. It was only released a few days ago in the UK, so many people are still buying the game for the first time, though reviews were mixed and it’s hard to tell how it will sell. It is suitable for Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.

    The plot is very closely related to the plot of the film, though it has been made so that it is more suitable for children. Adaptations have included a 2-player mode so that it is more like playing with lego in person. During gameplay, the player will control the movie characters, who are actually very true to life, with the same superpowers and abilities. The storyline is similar as well, so if you are an Incredibles fan, don’t worry – the game isn’t going to disappoint. It is suitable for children, though adults might find themselves getting drawn in too.

  • Horizon Chase Turbo – Racing Games are Coming Back

    Horizon Chase Turbo – Racing Games are Coming Back

    Arcade-style racing games are making a comeback, and Horizon Chase Turbo has everything a gamer would want from a car racing game. Lots of scope? There are more than 50 cities to explore. Split player mode? You can play with up to three others. Great cars to drive? There are lots to choose from.

    Racing games have become more of a niche market in recent times. It’s easy to see why – they have slowed down somewhat and there aren’t as many innovative new things being done with the genre. However, this game could be just what it takes to get more people back into racing games.

    Horizon Chase Turbo was inspired by retro games like OutRun and Lotus Turbo Challenge. It looks and feels retro as well, though the handling of the cars is a little different. For people who don’t want simulation games, it works well. It is available on PlayStation 4 and PC.

  • Kirby Star Allies – Collaborative Play

    Kirby Star Allies – Collaborative Play

    Kirby Star Allies is one of the newest games for the Nintendo Switch console, and it is a game with a difference. It is what’s known as a co-op game, that is, a game that involves collaborative play between people who are all actually in the same room.

    This hasn’t necessarily been popular over the past years. It’s not hard to see it from the point of view of the big games companies – single player games or games that encourage online play sell more copies because most people will have to buy them.

    However, this no co-op game makes for a refreshing change and is a good way of socialising. People have to work together to win the game and achieve goals, such as collecting hearts and destroying the computer enemies. You can then combine powers and objects you have collected to get better results. It’s old-fashioned, and it’s fun.

  • Dead Rising 4 – Out Now on PS4

    Dead Rising 4 – Out Now on PS4

    Dead Rising 4 was initially released in 2016, for Xbox One and Windows. It didn’t quite receive the same reception as other Dead Rising games, but that’s not to say it wasn’t good. Now that it’s available on PlayStation 4 as well, it might get some more appreciation.

    Dead Rising 4 is highly satirical, laughing at itself and the consumer society we live in. Players take on the character of Frank West, who needs to kill zombies and the undead.

    The game has some interesting features. One allows players to create custom weapons using everyday objects, like lawnmower blades and baseball bats. These can be used with nails to create a studded bat. You can also create more intricate weapons, like something resembling a lightsaber.

    The version for PS4 now includes all previous content, as well as a new feature called Capcom Heroes. This gives players new bonus outfits and adds a new comical level to the story.