10 อันดับเกมออกใหม่น่าเล่น

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10 อันดับเกมออกใหม่น่าเล่นประจำเดือนมิถุนายน 2019

อันดับที่ 10 War tech Fighter

เป็นเกม Action ลุยด่านในมุมมองของบุคคลที่ 3 ที่ภายในเกมนี้เราจะมารับบทเป็นนักบินหุ่นยนต์ยักษ์ ที่จะต้องออกไปฟาดฟันกับศัตรูน้อยใหญ่ ตั้งแต่เครื่องบินขับไล่ไปจนถึงยานลำใหญ่มหึมา เนื้อหาภายในเกมนี้พูดถึงศึกสงครามระหว่าง Hebos กับ Zatros ที่มีความเห็นแตกต่างกัน ในด้านของการเมืองและการปกครอง โดยที่ทั้งสองฝ่ายต่างสูงสุดยอดอาวุธ อาวุธสงครามที่เรียกว่า War Tech หุ่นยนต์รบสุดล้ำออกมาห้ามหันกันนั่นเอง หากพูดถึงการเล่นภายในเกมนี้  เป็นเกมแนว ขับหุ่นยนต์ไล่ยิงเป้าหมาย ผู้เล่นจะต้องบังคับหุ่นยนต์ในการทำภารกิจ ทั้งยังต้องหลบหลีกการโจมตีจากเหล่าศัตรู ซึ่งภายในเกมนี้ทางผู้เล่นสามารถปรับมุมมองได้ทั้งแบบ FPS และ TPS เพื่อให้ง่ายต่อการบังคับ นอกจากนี้ตัวเกมยังมาพร้อมกับระบบ customization ที่ผู้เล่นสามารถปรับแต่งหุ่นยนต์รบได้อย่างอิสระ ท่านใดที่ชอบเกมแนวขับหุ่นยนต์เกมนี้ก็ถือว่าน่าสนใจมากทีเดียว เกม War Tech Fighters นี้ จะมีการวางจำหน่ายในวันที่ 25 มิถุนายน 2019 บนเครื่องเล่น PC  PlayStation 4  Xbox 1 และ Nintendo switch

อันดับที่ 9 Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled

กลับมาอีกครั้งกับเกมแนว Racing สุดเกรียน ซึ่งทางผู้พัฒนาได้เอาเกมในเวอร์ชั่นของ PlayStation 1 กลับมาทำการรีเมคใหม่ ให้มีความสดใสน่าเล่นยิ่งขึ้นกว่าเดิม แต่ยังคงไว้ซึ่งวิธีการเล่นและด่านของต้นฉบับเอาไว้ ซึ่งทีมงานได้นำเอาเอกลักษณ์ต่างๆของเกมเอาไว้อย่างจัดเต็ม ไม่ว่าจะเป็นตัวละครสภาพแวดล้อมสนามแข่งที่ถูกถอดแบบมาจากตัวต้นฉบับ สำหรับเกมนี้ถือว่าได้ เป็นภาคแรกของซีรี่ส์ ที่มีการเพิ่มเติมในโหมดออนไลน์เข้าไป จึงทำให้ผู้เล่นสามารถทำการ ประลองความเร็วเก็บคะแนนและจัดอันดับ กับผู้เล่นทั่วโลก หากท่านใดชื่นชอบเกมแนวรถแข่ง ที่สามารถเล่นแกล้งเพื่อนได้แบบนี้ เกมนี้ก็ถือว่าน่าเล่นเลยทีเดียว เกมนี้จะมีการวางจำหน่ายในวันที่ 21 มิถุนายน 2019 บนเครื่องเล่น PC PlayStation 4 Xbox One และ Nintendo switch

อันดับที่ 8 MotoGP 19

อีกหนึ่งเกมแข่งรถมอเตอร์ไซค์ที่ได้หยิบยกเอาการแข่งขันชื่อดังระดับโลก อย่าง MotoGP มาเป็นเนื้อหาหลักภายในเกมนี้ ทางผู้เล่นจะมาแข่งรถซิ่งสุดมัน ที่มีโหมดการเล่นมากมาย ไม่ว่าจะเป็นโหมดอาชีพ ที่ผู้เล่นจะต้องทำการสร้างนักแข่ง  และทำการแข่งขัน เพื่อไต่เต้าระดับจากเรดบูล Rookie Cup ไปจนถึงระดับ MotoGP หรือจะเป็นโหมดการเล่นแบบ Season ที่ผู้เล่นสามารถเลือกรถในแต่ละรุ่นได้ หรือจะเป็นโหมด Regent ที่ผู้เล่นจะสามารถสวมบทเป็นนักเล่นระดับตำนาน ของการแข่งขัน MotoGP ในแต่ละยุคได้ นอกจากนี้ภายในเกม MotoGP 19 ก็ยังมีการเพิ่มระบบ Machine Learning ที่ทำการออกแบบมาให้ AI สามารถเรียนรู้การแข่งขันของผู้เล่น เพื่อพัฒนาตัวของมันเองให้เก่งขึ้นได้อีกด้วย และสิ่งที่ขาดไม่ได้นั่นก็คือ ทางผู้พัฒนาเกม ได้เพิ่มการแข่งขัน Moto E ขึ้นมา เพื่อทำการ Update ให้ทันตามฤดูการแข่งขัน MotoGP ในปี 2019 ที่จะมีการจัดขึ้นจริงอีกด้วย
เกมนี้จะมีการวางจำหน่ายในวันที่ 6 มิถุนายน 2019 บนเครื่องเล่น PC PlayStation 4 Xbox One และ Nintendo switch

อันดับที่ 7 Redeemer: Enhanced Edition

เนื้อเรื่องของเกมพูดถึงเรื่องราวของวาซิลี เจ้าหน้าที่ฝีมือดีจากองค์กรค้าอาวุธไซเบอร์ ที่อยู่มาวันหนึ่งเขากลับถูกทางองค์กร ยื่นข้อเสนอให้เข้าร่วมโครงการดัดแปลงเป็นมนุษย์จักรกล ซึ่งเขาก็ได้ปฏิเสธข้อเสนอนี้ เป็นเหตุให้องค์กรออกตามล่าตัวเขา แล้วเหตุการณ์ก็ล่วงเลยมาถึง 20 ปี แม้ว่าวาซิลี่จะผันตัวมาเป็นพระสงฆ์ แต่ทางองค์กรก็ยังไม่ยอมวางมือจากเขา และยังส่งกองกำลังจักรกลพร้อมทั้งทหารรับจ้าง มาบุกทำลายอารามและเข่นฆ่า ด้วยเหตุนี้จึงได้ทำการหยิบปืนออกมาต่อสู้กับองค์กร

หากพูดถึงเกมเพลย์ของเกมนี้ ทางผู้เล่นจะได้ทำการเดินหน้าฆ่าแหลก สามารถโจมตีศัตรูจากเบื้องหน้า หรือแอบลอบโจมตีจากทางด้านหลังก็ได้ และเกมนี้ยังสามารถเล่นได้แบบ 2 คนเพื่อช่วยกันฝ่าด่านได้ด้วย เกมนี้จะมีการวางจำหน่ายในวันที่ 21 มิถุนายน 2019 บนเครื่องเล่น PC PlayStation 4 Xbox One และ Nintendo switch

อันดับที่ 6 Warhammer: Chaosbane

เป็นซีรีย์เกมดังที่พัฒนาภาคต่อออกมาให้แฟนๆได้ฟินกันอย่างต่อเนื่อง เกมส์นี้เป็นเกมส์แนว Action RPG ในสไตล์ Diablo ที่คุณจะได้มาโลดแล่นในโลกที่ล่มสลายจากสงคราม และถูกครอบงำด้วยเวทมนต์ เกมส์นี้เราจะเลือกเล่นได้ว่า จะเป็นนักรบที่สร้างความเสียหาย หรือจะเป็นเอลฟ์ที่เด่นเรื่องการโจมตีด้วยเวทมนต์ หรือจะเป็นคนแคระที่โดดเด่นในการจู่โจมระยะประชิด เกมนี้ยังมีโหมดที่สามารถเพิ่มทักษะของตัวละคร สกิลเวทมนต์กว่า 180 แบบ มาให้คุณเลือกใช้ในการกำจัดศัตรู
เกมนี้จะมีการวางจำหน่ายในวันที่ 4 มิถุนายน 2019 บนเครื่องเล่น PC PlayStation 4 และ Xbox One

อันดับที่ 5 The Sinking City

มาอีกหนึ่งเกมผจญภัยแนวสไตล์สืบสวนสอบสวน ผสมกับแนวสยองขวัญ ในมุมมองของบุคคลที่ 3 ที่ได้รับแรงบันดาลใจมาจากผลงานของนักเขียนชาวอเมริกันอย่าง H.P. Lovecraft ทีมพูดถึงเมืองสมมุติโอ๊คเมานท์ในรัฐแมสซาชูเซตส์ เมืองที่มีความรุ่งเรืองและมั่งคั่งในช่วงทศวรรษที่ 20 แต่ทว่าอยู่มาวันหนึ่งนั้น เมืองทั้งเมืองกลับถูกน้ำท่วม ซึ่งมันส่งผลให้เมืองเสียหายอย่างหนัก และยังมีเสียงเล่าลือถึงสิ่งมีชีวิตประหลาด ที่ออกมาเพ่นพ่านตามถนนในเมือง เกมส์นี้ผู้เล่นจะมารับบทเป็นนักสืบเอกชน ที่ได้รับมอบหมายให้มาสืบเรื่องราวลี้ลับ ทางผู้เล่นจะได้สนุกไปกับการผจญภัย พร้อมกับทั้งทำการสืบสวนเรื่องราวภายในเกม ให้เราทำการอ่านเอกสาร ตีความ เพื่อแก้ปริศนาในเกม แถมยังมีฉากบู๊ยิงกับเหล่าสัตว์ประหลาด เพื่อให้เรามีชีวิตรอด
เกมนี้จะมีการวางจำหน่ายในวันที่ 27 มิถุนายน 2019 บนเครื่องเล่น PC PlayStation 4 และ Xbox One

อันดับที่ 4 Octopath Traveler

มาถึงอีกหนึ่งเกมดีที่สาย Nintendo Switch ต้องมีติดเครื่องกัน แถมตอนนี้ยังมีการออกมาประกาศว่าได้ปล่อยเวอร์ชั่น pc ออกมาให้ได้เล่นกัน เกมส์นี้ผู้เล่นจะได้ดื่มด่ำกับเกมแบบ Turn based RPG ตัวเกมจะบอกเล่าถึงเรื่องราว การผจญภัยของเหล่านักเดินทางทั้ง 8 คน ที่ผู้เล่นสามารถเลือกเป็นหนึ่งในนักเดินทางเหล่านั้น มีการนำเสนอเรื่องราวของแต่ละคนที่ดูเป็นเอกลักษณ์ เกมนี้มีการวางจำหน่ายในรูปแบบของ Nintendo Switch ไปแล้ว ส่วนบนเครื่องเล่น PC ก็จะมีการวางจำหน่ายในวันที่ 7 มิถุนายน 2019 นี้

อันดับที่ 3 Heavy Rain

เป็นหนึ่งในเกมแนวแอ็คชั่นผจญภัย interactive ที่สร้างชื่อเสียงไว้มากมายบนเครื่องเล่น Playstation
และทางผู้พัฒนา ได้ทำออกมาให้เราก็เกมส์ PC ได้สนุกกันต่อ โดยเกมนี้ได้มีการนำเสนอเรื่องราวเกี่ยวกับฆาตกรต่อเนื่อง  ที่มีฉายาว่า โอริกามิ Killer ซึ่งเจ้าฆาตกรได้ทำการลักพาตัวชาร์ลลูกชายของอีธานไป และเขาก็ถูกขู่บังคับให้ทำภารกิจต่างๆให้สำเร็จ ภายใน 4 วันหากอีธานทำภารกิจสำเร็จ ก็จะทราบเบาะแสที่อยู่ของลูกชายเขา เกมส์นี้ผู้เล่นจะต้องทำการสืบสวนหาตัวคนร้าย ผ่านการดำเนินเรื่องราวของตัวละครทั้ง 4 คน เกมนี้จะมาพร้อมกับเรื่องราวที่ชวนติดตาม ที่ทุกบทสรุปของเกมก็จะขึ้นกับการเล่นของตัวผู้เล่น โดยในเกมนี้จะมีการวางจำหน่าย บนเครื่องเล่น PC  ในวันที่ 24 มิถุนายน 2019 นี้

อันดับที่ 2 Judgment

อีกหนึ่งเกมแนว Action Adventure เกมใหม่จากทีมผู้สร้างซีรี่ย์เกม yakuza โปรแกรมพูดถึงเรื่องราวของ ยางามิทาคายูกิ อดีตนักกฎหมายที่ปัจจุบันผันตัวมาเป็นนักสืบเอกชน และเขาก็รับทำงานในการสืบเรื่องราวสารพัด  ตั้งแต่คดีแมวหาย  ชายเล่นชู้ ไปจนถึงการสืบหาข้อมูลของแก๊งมาเฟียข้ามถิ่น จนกระทั่งอยู่มาวันหนึ่งฆาตกรต่อเนื่องได้ออกมาอาละวาด ทุกเหยื่อที่ถูกสังหารจะถูกควักลูกตา ด้วยเหตุนี้ทางสำนักงานกฎหมาย ได้ขอร้องให้ทาคายูกิช่วยหาเบาะแสของคดีดังกล่าว ซึ่งคดีนี้ได้มีการเกี่ยวข้องกับอดีตของทาคายูกิ และคดีเก่าที่เขาเคยว่าความไว้ให้ หากพูดถึงรูปแบบการเล่นของเกมส์นี้ ก็มีลักษณะคล้ายกับเกมยากูซ่า แต่ได้มีการเพิ่มเติมในส่วนของภารกิจ ที่ทางผู้เล่นจะได้ทำการสืบสวนสอบสวน วิ่งไล่ล่าคนร้าย ดวลหมัดกับเหล่าศัตรู มีการใช้เทคโนโลยีการสะกดรอย หรือแม้กระทั่งการปลอมตัว เพื่อเข้าไปไขปริศนาในสถานที่ต่างๆ เกมนี้จะมีการวางจำหน่ายบนเครื่องเล่น PlayStation 4 ในวันที่ 25 มิถุนายน 2019 นี้

อันดับที่ 1 Hell Let loose

เป็นเกมแนว Shooting ในมุมมองของบุคคลที่ 1 ที่ได้มีการหยิบยกเอาเรื่องราวของสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 2  มาเป็นธีมหลักของเกม โดยสิ่งที่น่าสนใจภายในเกมนี้ก็คือ ความสมจริงของภาพกราฟิก  เสียง และการควบคุม ภายในเกมผู้เล่นจะไม่เพียงแค่ไล่ยิงกันเพื่ออัพคะแนนเท่านั้น แต่ทางผู้เล่นจะต้องมีการวางแผนกลยุทธ์เพื่อเข้าจุดยุทธศาสตร์ ซึ่งจะต้องมีการอาศัยความสามัคคีภายในทีมมาก จบเกมนี้จะเป็นการจำลองสงครามจริงๆ ที่การเล่นของผู้เล่นแต่ละคน จะส่งผลต่อชัยชนะของทีม ซึ่งเกมนี้จะมีการวางจำหน่ายในวันที่ 7 มิถุนายน 2019 บนแพลตฟอร์ม PC

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KILLZONE: SHADOW FALL An ironic title for Guerrilla’s most colourful game yet

The PS4 is a godsend for Guerrilla Games. Killzone has long been lambasted for offering an endless palette of browns, greys and slightly browner greys; a special achievement in a genre that often favours the use of monochrome. With Sony’s new tech on the way and Helghan life threatening to cease, now is the perfect time for a change of palette.

Fortunately, Shadow Fall’s dousing of colour makes total sense. Set 30 years after the events of Killzone 3, Helghan’s destruction has forced its auburn-eyed inhabitants to join their ISA rivals on Vekta. Parallels with German history continue, as each side is separated by a Berlin Wall replica that is supposed to halt conflict and allow the preservation of life. As history has proven, though, it takes more than a few bricks and a bit of cement to keep fierce enemies apart. While Killzone’s combat has always flaunted a characteristic girth, Shadow Fall aims to promote a sense of warfare that is more subtle and nuanced.

Tension between the Helghast and ISA is no longer solely decided by who has the greater firepower, as Guerrilla prioritises brains as well as recognisable brawn. Sony’s latest presentation highlights a shooter that has emerged from the constriction of corridor encounters and embraced the Vektan outback. Although not quite open-world, larger scaled maps enable players to tackle objectives  in any order and without a linear route towards success.

Despite the evolution of structure, Shadow Fall will retain the franchise’s trademark weighty bounce and relentless difficulty. This being a PS4 launch title, Guerrilla aims to satisfy both newcomers and series aficionados. Punishing, cover-based combat remains, but players are joined by a non-human companion that should relieve pressure in a host of different situations.

The OWL is a multipurpose tool designed specifically to keep ISA soldiers alive. This device can attack enemies, distract attention and form a shield that only allows outgoing bullets to travel through its barrier of energy. It also performs a vital duty when traversing greater distances, allowing players to propel their body across the map with a zip-line system that opens up new kinds of attacking strategy. This robotic Hedwig is an important implementation when considering Shadow Fall’s flexible mission design, providing the ISA with tactical decisions that overcome the constant need to enter head-on collisions with the adversary. Such an approach allows Guerrilla to expand its horizons beyond larger level design. The Cold War atmosphere means stealth becomes increasingly important, as completing tasks without alerting Helghast patrols keeps the fragile relationship ticking over.

In one section, we’re tasked with reaching a recently downed Vektan ship to retrieve vital data and search for survivors. An illusion of peace can be maintained if any objective is approached intelligently and without alerting hostile forces. This allows progression through the level to feature fewer gunfights that are likely to splatter ISA-branded helmets across swaying green grass which would make Crytek weep out of appreciation. The successful completion of certain tasks may ensure the level’s main premise becomes a whole lot easier. Communication towers need to be sabotaged, alarm systems disabled, and of course, Helghast patrols will need a swift blade to the jugular if you are to advance unscathed. Pre-planning can end the excursion quickly, while one misstep will see enemy numbers descend upon the player’s position like pubescent teenagers hankering for a whiff of Justin Bieber.

Those who wish to completely avoid confrontation will no doubt be disappointed. Despite the slight change in emphasis, early Shadow Fall showings ensure that the game maintains Killzone’s noticeable punch. Helghast forces may be depleted, but they remain ferocious and extremely adaptable during the heat of battle. Scolar Visari would be proud of his followers as they flush players out of cover with grenades, perform on-thespot flanking manoeuvres and fight for positional advantage by moving towards beneficial terrain.

One thing we did notice upon picking up the DualShock 4 was that there’s still a faint whiff of input lag, as seen in older Killzone titles. Whether intentional (to add a sense of weight to the game) or just an unfortunate by-product of an engine playing so many technological tricks at once, it’s something that’s hard to miss in this age of twitch shooters. We’re sure we’ll be able to adapt given time, just as long as Guerrilla gives us sufficient reason to keep playing.

The brand needs something deeper than gruff-voiced men locking horns on Desolate Planet A, too. Guerrilla has obviously listened to player feedback there, creating a world that is more interesting and inviting, one actually worth fighting for. With ISA and Helghast hordes locked into the same patch of land, the turf war and jostling for position takes on greater significance. If the team can add real character to Vekta’s lush vistas, many complaints that have crippled previous games may naturally be addressed. If the player can be made to care for Vekta in any way, it will be a huge step forward for the series.

All the evidence suggests Guerrilla is taking advantage of a huge opportunity with Killzone: Shadow Fall. The PS4’s arrival allows the Sony–exclusive series to spruce up its visuals, build a new narrative and employ the use of gunfights across a greater scale. Early demos of the launch title have acted as a virtual checklist when dealing with past criticisms, highlighting that the team is listening to the community. The Helghast may struggle for life, but Killzone is alive and kicking more intently than ever before.

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BEST FPS GAME
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Love it or loathe it, you cannot deny that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 makes all the right moves. Even though many accused the game of being too similar to the previous title, it still manages to bring exactly what gamers want to the table... including some fresh multiplayer offerings.

Best Fighting Game
Mortal Kombat
The reboot of Mortal Kombat gave the franchise - and  fighting game fans - exactly what they wanted. Tons of action, great characters, awesome special moves and the right mix of simplicity and complexity that makes it challenging and fun all at the same time. Whether as a single player or part of a multiplayer matchup, fighting game fans get exactly what they want from this title.

Best Driving Game
Forza Motorsport 4
There are few games that can measure up to the Forza franchise. Despite being an Xbox 360 exclusive, Forza 4 manages to show off the skill that developers Turn 10 have at capturing the essence of high speed driving. And thanks to a host of setting tweaks, even more casual racing game players can have a blast with this game. Great tracks, tons of cars and a brilliant customisation tool kit all help this one stand out from the crowd.

Best New IP
Bulletstorm
It may have got a lot of complaints flying about, but Bulletstorm managed to make a great impression with gamers. It took older ideas and worked with them in original ways, bringing a fresh approach to a genre that is getting increasingly stale. It also served up loads of laughs, great graphics, and a really fun multiplayer offering. We hope to see a sequel soon.

Best Sequel
Infamous 2
There are many sequels in the video game world, but the continuation of Cole McGrath’s adventures gave us exactly what we want in a follow-on. The game is, at a glance, more of the same but improvements to graphics and game dynamics make it well worth experiencing, while the plot continues beautifully from where it left off with the former title. As a continuation of a previous game, inFamous 2 does pretty much everything right.

Best Casual Game
LittleBigPlanet 2
LittleBigPlanet 2 builds on ideas created within the first game beautifully, once again giving players a fun, simple platform title combined with powerful editing tools and excellent community support. What makes it such a great casual game is that everything is just so easy to do in this title, making it perfect for everyone who wants to have loads of fun and even an opportunity to try their hand at creating levels.

Best Strategy Game
Shogun 2: Total War
There wasn’t much for strategy fans this year, but Shogun 2: Total War would still have taken this prize if there was. Building on a solid history, this latest in the Total War series manages to combine strategic planning  with deep real time battle elements, providing players with a great empire-building experience.

Best Horror Game
Dead Island
We’ve seen a ton of zombie games before, but the free-roaming, role-playing style of Dead Island makes for a fresh change. And it gets pretty scary, too. A high degree of player involvement, thanks to roleplaying elements, makes this game quite the thriller. Despite a few problems, it shows what a horror game can, and should, be.

Best Action Game
Batman: Arkham City
This game was highly anticipated, and with good reason. Building on the successes of its predecessor, Batman: Arkham City is a compelling action title that delivers on the adventure front as well. A simple fighting system still demands a strategic approach, and a variety of action oriented activities combine with a strong plot line to make this title a great action performer.

Best Movie Game
007: Goldeneye Reloaded
Let’s face it, as a group movie games are generally not much to write home about. Even though it is based on an old film, and is technically a remake of a previous game, Goldeneye Reloaded manages to provide tons of fun for players, and remains accessible despite being more complex than the average movie game.

Best Adventure Game
Alice: Madness Returns
The sequel to Alice took a long time to come out, but when it arrived in 2011, fans and newcomers alike were thrilled by its rich reimagining of the world of Alice in Wonderland. With a good balance of action, movement challenges, puzzling and upgrading, the game offers players a strange, even disturbing, voyage through the imagination.

Best Management Game
Anno 2070
The Anno series has always offered an excellent management model, and Anno 2070 is no different. Using a very simple supply and demand system, the game still manages to build up to a complex balancing act, making it a treat for management fans. Even if there was not much competition in this category in 2011, Anno 2070 still shines as an example of the genre.

Best Sports Game
FIFA 12
The king of sports games retains its crown this year. Even though it seemed that not much more could be added to the previous version, FIFA 12 still manages to add the kinds of tweaks and improvements to the overall game to make it challenging, compelling and deeper than before. FIFA is not only top of the football pile, but top of the overall sports simulation pile too.

Best RPG Game
The Elder Scrolls V:Skyrim
Choice is a big thing in RPG games and although some came close, none offered the player as much freedom as Skyrim. This counts for character creating and advancement, as well as experiencing the massive, rich world that the title has on offer. With more options and activities than you can shake a stick at, Skyrim is a prime example of how to satisfy the wants of RPG fans.

Best Co-Op Game
Dead Island
Fighting the undead alone is scary, but fighting them with friends is fun. Featuring four characters with strengths and weaknesses that complement each other, Dead Island is a great game to enjoy co-operatively. The drop-in, drop-out system allows players to assist each other at any time, and the overall scary atmosphere makes having a buddy around even better. It’s not flawless, but it is great fun as a co-op title.

Best Platform Game
LittleBigPlanet 2
Platform games are a genre that will likely never die, but taking things further is not something we see often in them. LittleBigPlanet 2 builds on what the previous game offered, allowing players great physics-based platform action in single and multiplayer flavours, but also offers customisation of characters and even level building, all supported by a healthy online community. It’s the kind of evolution the genre needs.

Best Puzzle Game
Portal 2
It may not be a puzzle game in thenusual sense of the word, but the brain teasing that the spacial challenges of Portal 2,offers is brilliant. Using a variety of tules and sensible application of physics, the player will find themselves screaming in frustration and facepalming a ot in this title... when they’re not thrilled by it.

Best Fitness Game
Zumba Fitness
Although there are games that are better in technical terms, Zumba Fitness does everything right in another very important part of the fitness software market: appeal. While other games make you do exercises, Zumba Fitness allows you to enter the exciting and fun world of the fastest growing fitness trend around. And it’s great fun when you get to grips with it, too. It’s a title that makes you want to work out.

Best Party Game
Just Dance 3
There are many party games out there, and some may even be more appealing to those with two left feet, but Just Dance 3 gives players the opportunity to make themselves look silly in front of their friends in so many ways that we just had to go with it. Besides, what’s a party without dancing?

Game of the Year
The Elder Scrolls V:Skyrim
Despite bugs and a few other niggles, you simply cannot deny that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is quite the gaming spectacle. With great graphics and sound, a smart control scheme and a plot that allows freedom - and will keep the player busy for a very long time - Skyrim offers exactly what we like to see in a game. Even with the stiff competition it faced in 2011, it stands out as the most memorable title of the year, and one that people will keep playing for a long time to come.

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Best new Android games of 2016

Lewis Painter showcases the best upcoming games of 2016

Rush Rally 2
Rush Rally 2 is an upcoming racing game for not only Android, but iOS and Apple TV too –  and it boasts some impressive features. First of all, the developers claim that the game will run at 60 frames per second and will feature over 72 tracks across a number of game modes including Rally cross and Rally Championship. There are eight cars available at launch with a plan to add more over time, all featuring realistic physics gathered from “real car telemetry data”. The iOS/Apple TV variants even feature MFi controller support, allowing you to use a gaming controller to play.

The good news is that the developers claim the game is completed, and it’s just a matter of deciding on a launch date. The developers hope that’ll be some time in May, but nothing is confirmed just yet.

Hackers
Hackers, as you’ve probably guessed already, is a game about hacking – don’t worry, you won’t get into trouble with the NSA for this kind of hacking, though. The idea is that you build up your hacking network and then hack your friends and other online players. Though details about gameplay are scarce, the idea is that you have a network, and you have to build up your defences and resources in such a way that you make the core of your network impenetrable to hackers. The game is currently in beta testing, which you can sign up for at tinyurl.com/h85vaac, with a plan to release for Android in the coming months.

The Elder Scrolls: Legends
The Elder Scrolls: Legends was first announced at E3 2015, and while there still isn’t a solid release date in sight, it looks promising. It’s a collectable card game, with gamers collecting cards with stats including agility and strength to be used in battles, although there isn’t much else to go on as Bethesda is being tight?lipped about the whole situation.

Bethesda has recently announced a beta test which should be starting soon, and those interested can sign up at tinyurl.com/hcynze8. The game is set to be available for both PC and Mobile and while we assume this means both iOS and Android, there is no platform confirmation so far. The release date is still unknown, but with E3 2016 fast approaching, we imagine it’ll get some kind of mention then.

Leap of Fate
Leap of Fate is an interesting game already available for PC, but is due to be released on mobile ‘soon’. The game is best known for being hardcore. It may have something to do with the fact that you have one life to survive a journey across a futuristic, slightly cyberpunk looking New York. There’s no health regeneration either, so you’ll probably die quickly and have to start all over again. You can play as one of four characters, all technomages (using science to create the illusion of magic), and there are over one hundred upgrades available over four categories: Mobility, Passive, Attack Skills and Equippable Glyphs. You can find out more about Leap of Fate on its official website at tinyurl.com/j8ghja4. There’s no word on the release date for the mobile companion just yet, but we’ll update this when we know more.

Samurai Rising
Square Enix recently posted a teaser for something called Project: Rising with promises that we’d hear more soon. Well, it turns out that the “more” it was referring to was yet another trailer, although this one included a few more details – the only issue is that it’s in Japanese. A Japanese?speaking writer over at Touch Arcade translated the trailer, and gave us the following insight: “…it’s another free to play social action RPG from the same artist responsible for Bravely Default. The game centralizes around four player co?op, with players taking the role of various Final Fantasy?ish classes.” The video specifically mentions the Dragoon, White Mage and Black Mage classes, so it’s safe to assume that other Final Fantasy?esque jobs will make an appearance in the full game. Samurai Rising looks to be a Japan exclusive game at launch, but we’re holding our breath that it’ll come to UK shores sooner rather than later.

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Breakout (1976, Atari)

Breakout, where players had to use a paddle to bounce a ball and destroy a series
of blocks, was designed by a young Atari employee named Steve Jobs based upon
an original idea from Nolan Bushnell. The game was implemented by one of Jobs’
friends, Steve Wozniak, who, despite being a Hewlett-Packard employee, still found
enough time to work on this project. (According to his own memories, he didn’t sleep
for three days straight in order to complete the design.)

The game was outstanding not only because it provided a new life to the balland-
paddle genre that seemed definitely over after the Pong craze, but also because
of Wozniak’s amazing minimalist design that featured a circuit board with only
20+ chips (the average game had around 75). Unfortunately, the new design was so
difficult to understand that before moving into actual production, Atari engineers
decided to redo it from scratch by using as many as 100 integrated circuits because
they couldn’t figure out how it actually worked. It was common practice to give a
bonus of $100 or more for every chip removed from the average target of 75 as an
incentive to reduce manufacturing costs, and Jobs was awarded a several-thousanddollar
bonus.28
The new game turned out to be a huge success, selling tens of thousands of cabinets
worldwide. It was so successful, in fact, that not only were many games spawned
by it (including excellent titles like Arkanoid by Taito in 1986), but even whole game
cabinets were counterfeited and sold to arcades as Atari machines. In Japan, for example,
the game’s success even attracted the attention of the Yakuza (the local organized
crime syndicates) who started manufacturing and selling pirated copies of the
games themselves.

In the end, Breakout’s influence was deeper than one typically expects from a
single, even very successful game and it turned out to affect the development of the
whole computer industry. In fact, according to Wozniak, the game actually determined
his design for the Apple II: “A lot of features of the Apple II went in because
I had designed Breakout for Atari. I had designed it in hardware. I wanted to write it
in software now.”29 So he started adding sound and graphical capabilities to the new
computer in order to facilitate the subsequent coding of games like Breakout.

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Destiny 2 The battle continues

There are few games that truly manage to marry different genres successfully, but when they do the results can be really spectacular. One such game was Destiny, which took the ideals of massively multiplayer online gaming and combined them with action-rich first-person shooter gaming. The end result was a game that, while not everyone’s cup of tea, certainly hit a chord with a large number of players around the globe. So much so, in fact, that we now have a sequel on the way.

The story in Destiny 2 is simple enough – although the Guardians fought valiantly to preserve the last city on Earth, it ultimately fell to an invading force.

Now the Red Legion occupy the city, and the ousted guardians (the players) must find a way to take it back. There isn’t too much known about Destiny 2 just yet, in terms of specifics. But the information that we have managed to glean is that there will be a whole new set of environments to explore, as well as new skills and equipment to discover. There are also some new co-op and competitive modes on the way, but we’re expecting to hear a lot more about this next instalment in the Destiny franchise around E3.

One thing we do know for sure is that both pubishers Activision and developers Bungie are excited about
what will be on offer in Destiny 2.

“Destiny established a blockbuster, new franchise and a massive global community of amazingly passionate fans. And today, we are giving people their first look at the gameplay of Destiny 2,” Eric Hirshberg,
CEO of Activision, said. “Destiny 2 has a great story, an iconic new villain, awesome characters you want
to go on an epic adventure with, and of course, tons of the amazing gameplay that Destiny is known for.

We, along with our partners at Bungie, have listened carefully to our community, and have added thoughtful
innovations that make the game, and all of its content, more accessible to more types of players than ever
before.”

Bungie shares to sentiment., “This is a defining moment for our studio, and we couldn’t have done it without the continued support of our partners in Activision, Sony and now Blizzard,” Bungie CEO, Pete Parsons, said. “We have an amazing community of players who have been with us on this journey, but with the sequel, the team are paying close attention to welcoming new and returning Guardians to the universe with something for every type of gamer, including gameplay for solo, cooperative and competitive players with new places to explore and adventures to conquer.”

Yes, you read that right… Blizzard. Destiny 2 will be the first ever non-Blizzard game to be offered via
Battle.Net, Blizzards online portal and platform. This will, of course, be for the PC version, and will enable
players to take advantage of a well-established MMO architecture. Exciting stuff indeed.

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FINAL FANTASY XV Where we’re going, we don’t need rogues

Touring the Square Enix booth at E3 has, in recent years, felt a little like looking for your lost wallet and, as great as some of its games have been, it’s the no-shows that have stolen the show. We’ve found ourselves doing several laps looking for Final Fantasy Versus XIII, checking behind some inexplicable Mini Ninjas sequel or another for Type-0 and rummaging through overpriced mobile games to make sure that’s not where we mislaid Kingdom Hearts III. But they never turned up, not before. This year though, Square Enix found our wallet, picked us up another one just to be on the safe side and filled both with dreams, sunshine and rainbows. We didn’t ask how – we were too busy running in circles screaming “OMAGAWDKINGDOMHEARTSTHREE” to even consider the logistics.

On top of the impractical weapons, clown shoes, Winnie The Pooh cameos and delicious fan service buffet of Kingdom Hearts III, Square Enix had a far more universally exciting announcement waiting in the wings. Yes, Final Fantasy XV is coming to PlayStation 4, a completely overhauled version of MIA spin-off Versus XIII that has left all who have seen its fluid gameplay, beautiful art design and Lightning-fast (pun intended) combat stunned. Check it out for yourself on the DVD – it’s really quite something. It’s not, as many thought it would be, based on the Agni’s Philosophy tech demo that has been doing the rounds for a year but, judging by the art design and tech on display, it’s almost certainly using the same super-impressive Luminous Engine.

While much of XV’s world is similar in feel and technology to FFXII’s Ivalice or FFIX’s Gaia – pretty much your typical medieval fantasy settings – the futuristic city of Lucis sticks out like a sore thumb. It’s here that the world’s last crystal is protected by a mob-like noble family, with young heir Noctis in the game’s starring role. It’s an oddly privileged role for a Final Fantasy protagonist, with Square so often putting underdogs and rags-to-riches stories in the spotlight – it’ll be a difficult story for the team to make compelling if Noctis ends up falling into the ‘whiny emo rich kid’ category, though the potential for the world in conflict to alter both his world view and personality could prove pretty interesting.

Hailing from the home of the last remaining crystal, Noctis has a few tricks up his sleeve that his enemies don’t. He’s able to harness the power of the ancient treasure to conjure up a variety of different (awesome) weapons and warp around the battlefield at an incredible rate. In terms of equipment, this freedom of choice allows him to switch gear on the fly not unlike DMC’s Dante and, while we’re not expecting anything quite so technical, we won’t bemoan the option to switch weapons based on enemy vulnerabilities and defences. Teleportation has even more uses, though – evasion, positioning and speed all help out in combat, though the skill also enables rapid and impressive navigation of the world, even allowing for combat to play out on walls, in the sky or pretty much anywhere else. Oh, and forget about screen-shattering fixed-area enemy encounters too – enemies are fought in real time in the same world you explore. It’s dangerously slick, and each aspect of the game transitions effortlessly into the next.

With four other Final Fantasy games due out before this, it’s safe to assume that this first glimpse of the butterfly that emerged from Versus XIII’s cocoon is just that. Still, we’re hoping to see more at the Tokyo Game Show in September and, given that work on Versus XIII began some eight years ago, maybe we won’t have too long to wait for this gorgeous JRPG evolution after all.

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Flappy Bird creator pulled app for “your own good”

Flappy Bird creator Don Nguyen says he pulled Flappy Bird from Google Play because it was addictive We’ve all heard of the nanny state, but apparently there’s also such a thing as the nanny developer. Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen says he decided to take down his super-popular game several days ago, because it was “an addictive product.”

“Flappy Bird was designed to play in a few minutes when you are relaxed,” Nguyen said. “But it happened to become an addictive product. I think it has become a problem. To solve that problem, it’s best to take down Flappy Bird. It’s gone forever.”

But Flappy Bird isn’t truly gone forever, since rip-offs of the game such as Flappy Fish and Ironpants
still abound. Android users who search hard enough will probably fi nd the original in alternative app stores as well – just watch out for malware.

If you’re really desperate and have some money to burn, a few opportunistic hucksters are also selling phones and tablets preloaded with Flappy Bird on eBay. Prices range anywhere from cheap to ridiculous because, hey, it’s eBay. (Wait, wasn’t Flappy Bird a free game?)

Although Nguyen says he took the game down for our own good, the events that have occurred since suggest otherwise. It may have had more to do with Nguyen’s diffculties dealing with his new found fame than anything else.

“I can call ‘Flappy Bird’ is a success of mine. But it also ruins my simple life. So now I hate it,” Nguyen
said on Twitter. He later followed up that comment with his announcement that Flappy Bird would be
pulled from iTunes and Google Play.

Nevertheless, Nguyen won’t let Flappy Bird’s success dissuade him from following his passion. Nguyen says he plans to continue making games, and he still has two top 20 apps in the iOS App Store. He just might be hoping to avoid another Flappy Bird-sized success.

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God Of War Ten reasons Kratos return will kick ass

God Of War
Ten reasons Kratos’ return will kick ass

“THE PEOPLE HERE SEEM TO KNOW WELL WHO KRATOS REALLY IS, OR AT LEAST THE NORSE GODS DO”

1. THE AXE IS VERSATILE
We already knew from previous showcases that Kratos’ new weapon of choice was far more useful than it might first appear, but its abilities go beyond even just throwing it and having it fly back. Throw it into walls and call it back from behind enemies to catch them out.

2. KRATOS HAS A RETRACTABLE SHIELD
The Greek master of gore has never been much of a defensive fighter, so we weren’t terribly surprised to see that a shield in his hands is more of a weapon than anything else. Kratos uses to beat his enemies into a pulp, chaining it with other blows. Expect parries, too.

3. THERE ARE DEAD GIANTS ABOUT
Keep an eye out in the background of some shots and you’ll see dead frost giants, known as J?tunn in Norse mythology, dead and broken on the ground. Gigantic enemies and living landscapes have been a staple of this series, so meeting a live one seems likely.

4. ATREUS HELPS OUT IN BATTLE
Kratos has a son and while his first reveal painted a picture of a relatively timid young boy, he is at his heart the son of a god of war, so he can throw down as his confidence improves. Look for him to fire
shocking arrows and leap on the backs of enemies.

5. HE’S GOOD AT TRANSLATING, TOO
Atreus is essential to Kratos navigating this strange land as he’s the only one of the pair who knows how to read and translate Norse languages. You’ll need to lean on his skills if you want to make any sense of this
strange new realm.

6. SOME OF THE ENVIRONMENT IS DESTRUCTIBLE
We has some hints at this before, but more gameplay has only confirmed our suspicions that large sections
of the masonry and other structures can be completely demolished through combat. Those trolls can pack a punch, even through stone columns.

7. KRATOS HAS A REPUTATION HERE
The people here seem to know well who Kratos really is, or at least the Norse gods do. Just how much you’ll need to confront the local deities is something we’ll have to wait to find out, but they seem to have taken a keen interest in your journey. As well they should…

8. THE WORLD SERPENT MAY BE YOUR BUDDY
We suspected from the newly designed logo for God Of War that the World Serpent, J?rmungandr, would play a role in this game and it was interesting to see that on first encountering him he is not a boss fight, but a potential ally. What could this son of Loki want with Kratos?

9. THE OLD BLADES WERE TOO EMOTIONAL
The development team has addressed the fact that Kratos has left his chained blades behind him, with only the scars on his flesh remaining as a reminder of their role in his life. Apparently they just carry too many bad memories for Kratos, which will be addressed in the game.

10. IT’S ALL DONE IN ‘ONE SHOT’
One fun fact that we’re keen to watch out for is that director Cory Barlog wanted to have God Of War be one continuous shot from beginning to end. He even used the hospital shootout in Hard Boiled as an example to his development team. It’s an ambitious idea.

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Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
Here We Go Again…
Taking the fight back to the Covenant

The Halo franchise has been one of the most iconic and recognisable series of games for Microsoft since the first title was released in 2001. The games have sparked many debates, a lot of hours exploring the islands and served as inspiration for plenty of cosplay outfits.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the first title, Microsoft released Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary late last year, and while it’s essentially the same game as before, it features a number of additions that warrant a purchase from a die-hard Halo fan. While Halo might not be for everyone (let’s face it - it’s pretty stock-standard as far as shooters go) the extra goodies included on the disc makes for a compelling buy to a collector. While the original title was developed by Bungie, the anniversary released was created by 343 Industries.

The problem with remakes is that everybody has seen it before, and once you have experienced the gameplay, it’s often hard to top that with a follow-up if you are sticking to the script. So the major draw card for this released is the fact that it makes use of two separate engines.

The original engine (developed by Bungie) is responsible for the gameplay, while 343 Industries and Saber crafted a brand-new engine to take care of all the graphical improvements that have been added to the title. With that said, the graphics have been given a significant bump, and players will instantly see the difference. While gamers will still be able to recognise the surroundings and playing field, a lot of effort has gone into detail and adding small textures to make the levels more on par of today’s console capabilities.

As an added bonus, players will also be able to swap between the original graphics, and the super-improved see the difference, it’s a bit of a waste to play in the original mode. If a gamer bought the anniversary edition, chances are good that he owns the original as well - so it seems a bit redundant to lug through poor quality graphics all over again.

Staying with the graphics, the new engine also allows players to enter the combat arena in 3D mode, which has become a bit of a standard mode in most games released last year. While glasses are still need for some televisions, the technology has a long way to go, thus it’s more of a novelty that an actual necessity to play Halo in 3D.

Besides for the graphical upgrade, another selling point (if any Halo title every needed one) is the fact that players will now be able to jump into the campaign with a fellow gamer. The remake is the first halo title to support online co-operative gameplay, so now nobody has to take on the Covenant alone. The system works for its intended purposes, but if would have been great if System Link was also supported.

In terms of multilayer, the game supports the classic multiplayer modes which allow friends to take on the enemies in six reimagined maps from the original Halo and Halo 2, as well as the new Firefight map. The multiplayer is actually not as great as it could have been; an aspect that might leave some long-time gamers a bit disappointed.

Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary is a great addition to any Halo fan’s collection and for gamers who didn’t get to experience the title when it first came out. But as far as casual and modern gamers go, it’s by no means a mustbuy and title will feel old and stale. With that said, 343 Industries have done a great job with improving the graphics and remastering the sounds.

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The death of American exceptionalism
“American exceptionalism” is one of the coronavirus’ many casualties, said Max Boot. Since our nation’s founding, “Americans have believed that we have a mission to lead the world,” but in confronting the pandemic, “the U.S. has been a laggard, not a world leader.” Germany began making millions of tests in February, and South Korea—which had its first Covid-19 case the same day as the U.S.—launched a massive program of testing, contact tracing, and masking. South Korea has suffered only 225 deaths—compared with more than 26,000 in the U.S., more than any other country. “We should not be especially surprised by our failure at pandemic-fighting,” because the U.S. has been losing ground to other advanced nations for decades. We have the second-highest poverty rate and the highest level of income inequality, and though we spend far more on health care than any other country, our life expectancy lags other wealthy nations’. In 2018, 28 million Americans still had no health insurance. “Why has America become so backward?” Intense political polarization, and the Republican “demonization” of government, make it “almost impossible to address our most pressing needs.” America is now “exceptional mainly in the scale of our governmental failures.”

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BEST SURVIVAL KNIVES
CRKT Sketch Folder
The Sketch is a great example of what makes an excellent EDC knife. Simple, understated, and it just plain works. It has a blade length barely under 3 inches and stretches to a little over 6.5 inches when open. A frame lock keeps the blade secure while you work, and the 8Cr14MoV steel will keep a sharp edge. A thumb hole at the spine provides one-handed opening capability. The K-tip blade profile is very handy, especially when fine detail work is needed.

TOPS Knives XXX Dicer
Combine a wide spatula with a chef’s knife and you’re on the right track for the XXX Dicer. Part of the growing kitchen collection from TOPS Knives, it measures 8.88 inches from tip to butt, with the blade stretching 7 inches of that length. The handle is red and black G-10, providing a positive grip no matter what you’re slicing. The 440C steel blade will stand up to years of use, whether you’re in the kitchen or the backcountry.

TOPS Knives Street Spike
The Street Spike is simplicity itself. Start with a slab of quarter-inch 1095 steel and skeletonize the handle to reduce the weight. Radius the handle edges for comfort so you don’t need to add scales and you’re good to go. It's easy to carry, easy to conceal and easy to use for a wide range of tasks. Even with the Kydex sheath, it is small enough to fit into a pocket or on a neck chain. The plan was to create a no-frills tool that is easy to keep on your body and TOPS succeeded on both counts.

Spyderco Astute Folder
The Astute is a folder that punches way above its weight class. It has a four-position pocket clip as well as a lanyard hole, allowing a wide range of carry options. The blade is 8Cr13MoV steel, and it has a gently curving flat grind edge. A liner lock keeps you safe while you work and the textured G-10 scales keep the knife in your hand, even in cold or wet conditions. All in all, the Astute provides all the quality Spyderco is known for and at a value price point.

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