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The thrilling conclusion of the 2013 Tomb Raider series sees Lara Croft attempting to stop the Mayan Apocalypse, something she inadvertently caused. Lara is at her fiercest in the third game in the series. She must journey into the Peruvian Jungle to track down a lost artifact before Trinity can get their hands on


Both these games don’t have the more powerful tools that some of the aforementioned games have, like God of War or Marvel's Spider-Man . There are no filters, borders, or depth of field options in the replay function. It is just raw gameplay, but they still look pretty decent. Just think what you can do with a decent photo mode in one of these games: you’ll be able to capture those game-winning goals from Neymar, or those big hits from Mack in all of their gl


For FIFA 19 , it was a bit more difficult to capture a great moment. Since the replay camera is locked to a person â€" unless I’m missing something and you can freely control the camera â€" it was hard to get a good frame. What I have below is the best I could come up with, and I do think it looks pretty good, despite the lack of a full-fledged photo m

Assassin's Creed has been all pop over to this web-site the map lately between the quality of its games and the way the marketing team is choosing to present them to us. Unfortunately for the newest installment to the on-going and seemingly endless series, Ubisoft doesn’t make much of an effort to sell it.

Ubisoft has been through a rough patch since the days of Unity. Syndicate's sales were greatly impacted because of it and playing around with worthless trailers like Identity’s could impact sales just the same. If they were planning on creating a Q&A video about the game that provides impressive and well done gameplay visuals, Ubisoft should started with that right out of the gate or at least have cut a few clips of the gameplay shown in the Q&A and implement them into their announcement trailer, or even better scrapped the trailer all together and focused on creating a proper reveal trailer. Although the creativity and budget were behind their "announcement" trailer, it was by no means a worthwhile one especially since you really have to go out of your way (and be interested in the game enough) to find their little Q&A video that does a much better job at portraying what the game actually is.


With so many incredibly recreated worlds the series sits at the top of the heap when it comes to history in gaming. However, let’s take a look at ten more historically set games that games should p


While the setting is very different from Odyssey, Mass Effect: Andromeda is also an open-world, action-adventure, roleplaying game that involves a lot of intricate worldbuilding and storytelling. Decisions you make will affect the story and character a


With the nominations coming before the year's end, we're faced with the usual issue of not all of 2014's titles being included (like Ubisoft's The Crew ) but at least they got in the most recent two-three weeks which includes the largest batch of high profile releases. The deadline for eligible entrants was games released by November 25th. On the Canadian Videogame Awards front, the date of nomination eligibility was much earlier and meant that some of the year's biggest titles ( Assassin's Creed Unity, Dragon Age: Inquisition, Far Cry 4, etc. ) didn't make the

The worst part of the trailer is the actual "gameplay" that is provide the clip is barely even ten seconds worth of footage and all we see is the character diving into a hay bail. There is no real indication of how this game will play or what it’s even about, however, if you were to do some research about the game you can find a video called Assassin’s Creed Identity- Q&A Part 1, which was published two days after the announcement for the game. The video gives a detailed description on what players can expect from the game regarding its gameplay paired with video clips of actual gameplay longer than five seconds. Now the original announcement trailer could be taken as a "teaser" trailer, but with the state of the franchise the way it is on console, it's not a good idea to make your mobile debut trailer a live action setup with virtually no indication of actual gameplay.

Unless Ubisoft was trying to reignite the feeling of rage we all felt while playing Assassin's Creed Unity with this trailer, it's safe to say that they have sorely missed the mark. The entire trailer doesn’t even provide a worthy description of what the game actually is going to be, which is worrisome for an "announcement" trailer. The AC franchise has been inconsistent for the last couple of years and this mobile addition just screams stay away. All the viewer is provided with throughout this jaunt down a dark tunnel is that you will be able to change your outfit within the game and continue the AC trademark of jumping off roof tops into hay bails down below.


Kara is an android in Detroit: Become Human who becomes self-aware, and is part of an uprising of androids confronting their owners. Kara is an unconventionally tough heroine, as she is a protector rather than an aggressor, but displays her strength by protecting Alice Williams. Often mistreated by her owner, Todd Williams, Kara attempts to escape and take his daughter, Alice with