Fallout 4 is an action-RPG with a ridiculous amount of in-game customization. The detailed, post-apocalyptic world of Boston is fun to explore and the main story actually kept me engaged. The few drawbacks it does have are not enough to keep players from investing several hundred hours into the game.
In no way does Broforce take itself seriously. What it does do is pay respect to the action movie genre in an awesome fashion. Blast your way through thousands of bad guys, aliens, and demons, on a mission to save the world.
Even with its fun, yet repetitive gameplay, and the very cool Nemesis system, there’s nothing about Shadow of Mordor that makes it a must-play title. It’s not a bad game by any means and there is tons of fun to be had if you enjoy the gameplay but the combat is nothing we haven’t seen before and it lacks both a memorable storyline and characters.
Call of Juarez: The Cartel tries to be an action-packed shooter straying away from it’s western styled prequels. But it falls flat on almost every front.
Twisted Metal is known for popularizing the vehicular combat genre of video games. We list each game in the series from best to worst.
