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The most recent games may not be those that were the best of the year. But they’re the ones that stood out the most. You’ll be talking about and playing them long after they’ve come out, whether it’s because of their captivating stories, the enthralling environment or their ferocious gameplay.
XCOM 2 is a superior sequel to its predecessor. It gives players a new viewpoint and a redesigned battle system that allows experienced players to attain an unending level of difficulty. It’s one the few titles to be both child-friendly and mature, with a jolly factor that doesn’t muddle its intelligence.
As the first release from a non-Squaresoft publisher to use the new Unreal Engine 4 software, Brutal Legend shows that old-school action still packs a powerful punch. The game is a riot of nostalgia, combining the dark beauty and majestical qualities found in PS1 classics as well as modern action games.
Despite some of the most boring grinding games in the genre Spec Ops: The Line is a superb shooter more focused on story than ever before. It’s also the most interesting entry in the series to date, with an intriguing sci-fi set-up and a character that’s both relatable but difficult to relate to.
Final Fantasy XIV is back in the good books of its fans despite a absence of content. This comes after a time of lows in Warlords of Draenor. The game’s revival can be attributed to a renewed focus on storytelling, as well as the constant commitment of the team behind the game to keep improving the basic experience by introducing a variety extensions that make it one of the few MMO subscriptions you’ll be able to keep.
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