Added: 22.08.2013 14:41 | 2 views | 0 comments


Tutorial #4.1: Basic Combat Training. UFO Online combines the best elements of turn-based combat and complex management strategy games! Register now and play for free at http://ufoonline.gamigo.com

Added: 20.08.2013 12:18 | 11 views | 0 comments


Tim Turi: "Adaptability is key to becoming a good soldier, and that sentiment is at play in Cryteks bloody Roman action game, Ryse. Players battle in third-person using a sword and shield, but a selection of perks activate various enhancements like life regeneration and boosted damage. We sat down with Crytek at Microsofts office in Cologne, Germany for a hands-on session that gave us a closer examination at how the four key perks affect combat. Crytek has made some changes to the core combat since we last saw the game at E3 2013. The basics of combat are straight-forward. Players deal out damage with shield bashes and sword slashes, and mitigate attacks will well-timed blocks. Dealing enough damage to an enemy opens up execution opportunities, which is where we saw the first change. Instead of gaudy button prompts for the bloody, slow-motion kills, enemies are outlined in the color of the corresponding face button."

Added: 19.08.2013 5:00 | 36 views | 0 comments

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What you have come to believe is wrong!

Added: 17.08.2013 14:21 | 0 views | 0 comments


The curse part of Mamorukun Curse! comes from the main gimmick of the game: The Curse Bullet, which can be used in two ways.

Added: 17.08.2013 7:52 | 0 views | 0 comments


Requires the base game in order to play, upgraded to 2.0

Added: 16.08.2013 22:22 | 1 views | 0 comments


GI:BioWare listens to their fans. When we visited the studio for the latest cover story, the development team made it clear that a lot of their audience enjoyed the more tactical approach to combat from Dragon Age: Origins. While BioWare wouldn't confirm the return of the tactical view from that game, creative director Mike Laidlaw and executive produce Mark Darrah are pushing for more strategic encounters in Inqusition. We spoke with Laidlaw and Darrah about their vision for the next iteration of combat in the series, and senior gameplay designer Josh Stiksma showed off some pre-alpha footage.

Added: 16.08.2013 21:19 | 0 views | 0 comments


GI:BioWare listens to their fans. When we visited the studio for the latest cover story, the development team made it clear that a lot of their audience enjoyed the more tactical approach to combat from Dragon Age: Origins. While BioWare wouldn't confirm the return of the tactical view from that game, creative director Mike Laidlaw and executive produce Mark Darrah are pushing for more strategic encounters in Inqusition. We spoke with Laidlaw and Darrah about their vision for the next iteration of combat in the series, and senior gameplay designer Josh Stiksma showed off some pre-alpha footage.