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Digital Chumps: Bossa Studios, famous creators of Surgeon Simulator, have brought a dough driven, button-pushing puzzle game to the PlayStation 4 called I Am Bread. The objective in the game? Move your slice of bread using button combinations from one side of the room to the next in hopes of finding some way to become toast, while avoiding dirt, gross objects and anything to make your gluten ass less edible.

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Digital Chumps: So while the game plays as good as it does on PC, I have to admit that the graphics on the PS4 are not as impressive as I hoped for this re-release. That's not to say they're bad or that I experienced technical issues, I did not, but the visual fidelity underwhelms. It's not a major strike against the experience, but it just isn't as polished and visceral as I had hoped being a re-release an coming to PS4. Otherwise, Arrowhead and WBIE have done a fine job with this re-release and for those that are looking for a solid co-op experience with friends, Gauntlet: Slayer Edition is an enjoyable experience in bursts.

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Digital Chumps: Picture a game where you play as a dog-like creature with a human face and your goal was to put a man named Bob back to bed, via the usage of giant apples, stairs and mirrors (and other things) before he falls off the edge of a optical illusion driven level. Picture that and now know that LOOT Interactive has created just that game for you.

Added: 01.09.2015 14:40 | 44 views | 0 comments

"Seamless redemption experience" promised

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"Seamless redemption experience" promised

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The goal: Infiltrate the banks systems by hacking through their security from within their headquarters and uploading a virus that syphons off tiny amounts from transactions into our account.

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Digital Foundry: After enjoying a locked 60fps on newer consoles, it's very hard to go back - even if the core feature-set is the same on all platforms. However, the real test of the Fox Engine's scalability lies on PC, a version Konami is working overtime to polish by launch today - with 4K support and added effects promised. Provided it's as neatly optimised as Ground Zeroes on PC, this could well be the definitive release, and we'll be back soon with a full overview of what it brings to the table.

Added: 31.08.2015 14:17 | 38 views | 0 comments


Connected Digital World writes: Homefront: The Revolution puts the player in the middle of a full-blown guerrilla war in an occupied United States and we have some gameplay to share.

Added: 31.08.2015 3:18 | 15 views | 0 comments


Digital Foundry: Street Fighter V's beta has been plagued with connectivity issues - particularly outside of the USA, but we did manage to grab a few hours of relatively trouble-free online gameplay last week. There's still a long while to go until the game's out in March 2016, but this analysis gives some idea of how Capcom's next key fighting game is shaping up in the here and now.

Added: 31.08.2015 1:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


Digital Foundry: Street Fighter V's beta has been plagued with connectivity issues - particularly outside of the USA, but we did manage to grab a few hours of relatively trouble-free online gameplay last week. There's still a long while to go until the game's out in March 2016, but this analysis gives some idea of how Capcom's next key fighting game is shaping up in the here and now.