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Home • PC Game Reviews • Terminator: Resistance • 61 I'll be whack Craig Pearson Contributor 18th November 2019 / 11:00AM The nicest thing I can say about Terminator: Resistance is that if a Terminator were sent back in time to wipe out its code, the timeline of gaming in general would almost certainly proceed unchanged. Confused by the apparent failure, Skynet would keep on sending Arnies back to delete it, unaware that the job was already done, and that its agents were just piling up awkwardly in the offices of developer Teyon. The killer AI would squander all its resources on needlessly ferrying metal strongmen into the past, spiral into logistical collapse, and leave humanity to be declared the winners by default. Hooray – Terminator: Resistance saved us all. That’s about it, however. Although I started out with a mind to write a Wot I Think about it, the truth is there’s barely any Wot to Think about in Resistance. Everything … [Read more...] about We erased Terminator: Resistance from history and reviewed what got made instead

This unique twist on VR is just a bit too easy. Pop-up Pilgrims provides a nice change of pace and a glimmer of originality for PSVR users bored by the usual churn of glorified shooting galleries. This puzzle-platformer that plays like a Lemmings-lite puts you in the role of a fantastically moustachioed Cloud God tasked with guiding a group of pilgrims to safety across six increasingly dangerous worlds. Deriving its name from its eye-catching 2D-meets-3D art style, Pop-up Pilgrims really does look like a pop-up book come to life. Each level consists of multiple platforms that the pilgrims must cross safely in order to reach the exit and progress. In VR these platforms pop out at you from the animated backdrop, providing overlapping layers and a unique sense of depth. Each of the 60+ levels are set out in a concave curve from left to right, creating a kind of vertical half-pipe stage in which you sit, dead centre, conducting the action. Having the levels wrap around like … [Read more...] about Pop-up Pilgrims review – a beautiful VR game lacking in challenge

The Wonder Woman social media review embargo has come and gone, and the reactions to the latest DCEU movie seem pretty darn positive. The movie, starring Gal Gadot and Chris Pine and directed by Patty Jenkins, seems to be the perfect antidote to the doom-and-gloom DC movies thus far. Here’s hoping the upwards tick can continue with Justice League.Let’s grab the Lasso of Truth and whip up some of the best early reactions and reviews from ‘round the web, from how it compares to the rest of the DCEU movies (spoiler: a lot better) and even some comparing Gal Gadot to Christopher Reeve’s Superman. Wowsers.Wonder Woman is really good! Some parts don't work but her heroism & compassion in such a bleak war shine thru and make it a win. Best DCEU! pic.twitter.com/ykce3yXmOMMay 19, 2017I can finally tell you.. Wonder Woman is a very good film. Funnier, more action packed than you're probably expecting. Gal is perfect as WW!May 19, 2017I'm now allowed to reveal I … [Read more...] about “The DC movie I’ve been waiting for” – the first Wonder Woman reviews are in, and they’re overwhelmingly positive

Floating Cloud God Saves the Pilgrims is a new PlayStation Mini from Dakko Dakko, the developer behind previous Mini highlight, The 2D Adventures of Rotating Octopus Character. Minis is a queer category on PlayStation: launched with much fanfare by Sony, now compatible with three consoles, but yet to find a firm identity among the multitude of download portals out there. If it had more games like Floating Cloud God, that wouldn't be a problem. The Mini concept isn't about small games - it's supposed to be a banner for simple and original ideas executed with a bit of class. Floating Cloud God is exactly that, a 2D shooter built around the eponymous deity (controlled by the player) and his quest to protect eight pilgrims as they trek through each stage. Your own shots just knock their hats off, but getting hit by anything else will kill a pilgrim and send their spirit floating off with a sad little wail. This is bad not only because the pilgrims are a de facto health bar (losing them … [Read more...] about Floating Cloud God Saves the Pilgrims Review

Does the successor to Ico and Shadow of the Colossus live up to its lineage? It does so much more. The worst moments are sometimes the greatest moments. For 20 minutes last Wednesday I stood by an expanse of cold water, in an ancient hall that had become home to a vast, lapping pool, and I tried to get my companion, a three-storey motley of house cat, pigeon, and other assorted wildlife, to dive to the bottom, battling the swift waters that I couldn't face, and taking me along for the ride. For 20 minutes my companion would not do as I asked. You know that part in a game where you understand what you have to get to happen to solve a puzzle, but you can't make the puzzle pieces behave? I was stuck inside that part - except, while those parts are traditionally maddening, this time it was anything but. Genuinely: it was fascinating to watch the face, the body language, the shifting Baba Yaga chicken feet of that beast I was travelling with as it struggled to understand what … [Read more...] about The Last Guardian review