Battlefield 1 wastes little time in conveying the savagery of World War 1. The inevitability of death is the focus of the bleak story prologue. A burning man’s screams can be heard at the start of every multiplayer match in the Argonne Forest. It’s ruination on a multi-continental scale, a conflict so large that its…
Month: November 2018
Battlefield 5 Game Modes
EA DICE/Electronic Arts Battlefield 5 is a return to World War II, but developer EA DICE isn’t interested in making its next game a throwback. Instead, the team has created two brand-new modes to supplement its signature lineup of large-scale battles. Here’s everything you need to know about Combined Arms and Grand Operations. COMBINED ARMS Combined…
CS:GO RANKING SYSTEM
Photo via Valve Whether you’re a swimming with the silvers or gliding with the globals, CS:GO’sranking system is a great way to gauge your skill in comparison to other players in competitive matchmaking. Counter-Strike’s competitive ranks range from the noobs to the elite like other esports games. And you can expect a roller-coaster of emotions for as…
Battlefield 5 Review
While it’s absolutely a massive and addictive shooter, there’s little question in my mind that Battlefield V launched well before it was ready. Between the brevity and lack of gameplay variety in the single-player campaign, the problems that arise when playing anything other than Conquest on certain maps, and perhaps most troubling of all, the…
PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds Personal Review
PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds or Pubg has bought an explosive genre into the gaming community when first developed as early access in Steam starting in 2017. When it was brought to the gamers at first, the amount of players was rocketed and…
Call Of Duty: Black Ops IV MULTIPLAYER REVIEW
Developer Treyarch touted that, for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, multiplayer as a strategic experience where teammates could work together to gain the advantage in the Fog of War and outplay their enemies. I say leave that to the paid professional players and to the hardcore teams. For the rest of us, Black Ops…
Call Of Duty: Black Ops IV Black Out Review
The monumental highs of victory and crushing lows of narrowly losing in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout are experiences I’ve had in other battle royale games before, but the road to these memorable moments highlight a significant leap in gameplay fidelity and polish for the genre. Call of Duty’s responsive and forgiving gunplay,…
Call Of Duty: Black Ops IV Zombie Mode Review
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Zombies is fantastic. The tactile, satisfying feedback of the weapons; the varied, confined passageways and wide open spaces; and the ability to customise the experience with a broad range of options makes it the most confident and welcoming iteration of the undead horde survival mode yet. This ever-more integral…
Call Of Duty: Black Ops IV REVIEW
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 flung the series into a thrust-jumping, wall running future. With Black Ops 4, we see this long-running series land in far more interesting terrain, even without a campaign. This year, Treyarch is leaning into robust multiplayer modes. Its excellent battle royale addition, Blackout, acts as a nice homage to…
CS:GO REVIEW
Death is a great teacher. Failure in CSGO is, as it always has been for this series, the greatest way to learn where you should have gone, what you shouldn’t have done, and how you could have done better. Counter-Strike players spend a lot of time learning — consequently, they are always getting better. Growth is an…
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