Tamoor Hussain

Ghostwire: Tokyo Wants To Mix Up The Tired Open-World Formula

It feels appropriate that Ghostwire: Tokyo–a game set in a version of Japan’s capital city that has been overrun with demons, spirits, and otherworldly forces–feels both familiar and unlike anything I’ve seen in a while. While watching an extended demo, I was mentally ticking off checkboxes for the ingredients of …

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Game Of The Year 2021 – Deathloop

A good magic trick makes the impossible seem possible and inspires a child-like sense of wonder. Watch any magician dazzle an audience with a sleight of hand, misdirection, or optical illusion and you’ll see even the most stoic of people wearing an expression of astonishment. It’s a unique kind of …

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Elden Ring's Network Test Offered Me Something Unexpected

Of all the things I expected from Elden Ring, a sense of serenity wasn’t one of them. Whether you’ve played From Software’s games or are simply aware of them, you likely have an idea of what they offer: doomed kingdoms, tragic characters, a pervasive sense of melancholy, and gameplay that …

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Ghost Recon Frontline Is Ubisoft's New Battle Royale Shooter

Ubisoft has announced Ghost Recon Frontline, a new entry in its tactical shooter series that moves the gameplay in a new but familiar direction. Developed by Ubisoft Bucharest, Frontline is a large-scale PvP shooter that carries the tactical heritage of the shooter, but implements it in a first-person shooter multiplayer …

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Elden Ring Puts A From Software Spin On Open Worlds

Despite how little we’ve seen of Elden Ring, those familiar with From Software’s catalogue will have a good idea of what to expect. Surprising absolutely no one, Elden Ring is a dark fantasy action RPG set in an intricately constructed world. It delivers its narrative in fragmented pieces, leaving the …

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