Inspired by classic road films, influenced by the vehicular combat genre, and set in an open world, RoadKill is one of the most enjoyable hidden gems for the sixth generation era of consoles.
Posts tagged open world
Scarface: The World Is Yours for Xbox Review
Scarface: The World Is Yours is a little rough around the edges but contains plenty of action, addictive gameplay, and satisfying combat.
Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition for PC Review
Sleeping Dogs is a blast from beginning to end with some minor issues. The Definitive Edition is a must-buy if you’ve never played the original game.
Super Mario Odyssey Review
Super Mario Odyssey is incredibly fun from start to finish and is one of the greatest 3D platformers ever released.
Grand Theft Auto V for PC Review
Grand Theft Auto V is a very cinematic and action-packed experience and another stellar entry in the franchise.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for Switch Review
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the greatest adventure game ever made. This is one journey everyone should experience.
Grand Theft Auto III Review
A revolutionary game that will go down in history as a classic. Grand Theft Auto III changed the video game world and pretty much defined the open world sandbox genre. Even though it’s dated in many aspects it still holds up today and is just as enjoyable as it was back in 2001.
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Review
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.
Dead Rising 3 Review
Dead Rising 3 is a fun open world game with zombies. There’s always something to do, things to see, and things to find. Although the gameplay can be addicting it can become repetitive over time and it does nothing to stand out from the pack.