- Empty cart.
- Continue Shopping
The most recent games may not be the most popular of the year. However, they’re the ones that stood out the most. You’ll still be talking and playing them long after they’ve been released due to their captivating stories, the enthralling environment or their unrelenting gameplay.
XCOM 2 is a superior sequel to the original. It gives players a new viewpoint and a redesigned battle system that lets experienced players reach an infinite ceiling. It’s among the few titles that manages to feel both child-friendly and mature simultaneously, with smarts that don’t overwhelm its fun factor.
Brutal Legend, the first non-Squaresoft game to make use of Unreal Engine 4, proves that old-fashioned action games can be effective. The game is a blast of nostalgia, combining the stark beauty and majestical qualities found in PS1 classics, as well as modern action games.
Despite some of the most tedious grinding games in the genre Spec Ops: The Line is an excellent shooter that’s more focused on story than ever before. It’s also the most interesting entry in the series to date, featuring an intriguing sci-fi set-up and a character that’s both relatable and difficult to sympathize with.
Despite the absence of new content, Final Fantasy XIV has come back to the favor of fans after a downer with Warlords of Draenor. The reason for the resurgence of the game can be the result of a renewed focus on storytelling, as well as the constant commitment of the development team to keep improving the base experience with a variety of extensions that make it one of the few subscriptions to an MMO you’ll want stick with.
