SnackBarGames: "If you like golf at all, then its time to upgrade. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14 is not just a good golf game its a good game, period. Wide variety of courses, fun online modes, and the new Legends of the Majors mode make for a game that everybody at EA should be proud of."
LazyGamer: "If you are a golfing fan then you are going to thoroughly enjoy this title and you should buy it. However being told I can't be a season ticket holder every time I load the game is very frustrating and has knocked the score."
NowGamer: "The real-time online play and old-school throwbacks of Legends Of The Majors mode are the highlight of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14, which is a solid game but shows the series needs an adrenaline shot of fresh inspiration."
SnackBarGames: "If you like golf at all, then its time to upgrade. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14 is not just a good golf game its a good game, period. Wide variety of courses, fun online modes, and the new Legends of the Majors mode make for a game that everybody at EA should be proud of."
LazyGamer: "If you are a golfing fan then you are going to thoroughly enjoy this title and you should buy it. However being told I can't be a season ticket holder every time I load the game is very frustrating and has knocked the score."
Tiger Woods PGA tour 14 is a simulation video game which provides a realistic insight into the ponderous game of golf. Developed by EA Tiburon, this game almost feels like a documentary on the sport it includes everything from golfing history to legends and even the newest locations. The game calls for a lot of meticulous thought and precision but still it never feels wearisome or dull. The developers have managed to inject flair and excitement into the laid back, inarticulate game of golf and this is quite commendable. Whether you are a seasoned golfing aficionado or just getting introduced to the sport, PGA tour 14 will definitely enthrall you and educate you too!
Its that time of year again - The Masters fast approaching, the adverts have begun running on Sky TV and wonderfully timed as per usual, a new Tiger Woods game arrives in stores. Firmly sat as a mainstay of the EA Sports offerings and giving us all an annual iteration of the most played golf game in the world on all formats. Iteration is of course the key word here as there have been no leaps and bounds within the Tiger franchise for some years now. Sadly the suits at EA threw out the idea of an open world cocktail waitress banging GTA style golf simulation in favour of something far more traditional. New modes, tweaked gameplay and a variety of small changes are pretty much standard fare year on year but we collectively keep coming back and to be fair to the team behind the games they are always hugely successful.
Risin' up back on the street, did my time, took my chances.
Tiger Woods games, like smartphones, are fine things, but unless there are some great new features it's difficult to justify buying a new one every year. Luckily the series has taken some neat steps forward lately and TW14 is one of the better offerings to date.
Tomb Raider clings on to second place in the UK charts.
Irrational Games' has landed in third position.
Defiance is a new IP designed to tie-in to the SyFy TV series of the same name, which premieres in the UK on April 16. The game sold the vast majority of its copies on Xbox 360, with 76 per cent of sales attributed to Microsoft's platform.
Square Enix's clings on to second place for the third week running, with EA's FIFA 13 also remaining in fourth.
3DS-exclusive Luigi's Mansion 2 remains fifth for its second week, while Epic Games' Gears of War: Judgement drops three places to sixth.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II is seventh, Assassin's Creed III eighth, Skylanders Giants ninth, and Need for Speed: Most Wanted is in tenth.
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate on the 3DS and Wii U is nowhere to be seen in the full top 40, .
The Top 20 UK chart for the week ending April 6:
1. BioShock Infinite
2. Tomb Raider
3. Defiance
4. FIFA 13
5. Luigi's Mansion 2
6. Gears of War: Judgment
7. Call of Duty: Black Ops II
8. Assassin's Creed III
9. Skylanders Giants
10. Need for Speed: Most Wanted
11. Crysis 3
12. Far Cry 3
13. LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes
14. Halo 4
15. Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel
16. LEGO The Lord of the Rings
17. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14
18. SimCity
19. Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2
20. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
Tomb Raider clings on to second place in the UK charts.
Irrational Games' has landed in third position.
Defiance is a new IP designed to tie-in to the SyFy TV series of the same name, which premieres in the UK on April 16. The game sold the vast majority of its copies on Xbox 360, with 76 per cent of sales attributed to Microsoft's platform.
Square Enix's clings on to second place for the third week running, with EA's FIFA 13 also remaining in fourth.
3DS-exclusive Luigi's Mansion 2 remains fifth for its second week, while Epic Games' Gears of War: Judgement drops three places to sixth.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II is seventh, Assassin's Creed III eighth, Skylanders Giants ninth, and Need for Speed: Most Wanted is in tenth.
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate on the 3DS and Wii U is nowhere to be seen in the full top 40, .
The Top 20 UK chart for the week ending April 6:
1. BioShock Infinite
2. Tomb Raider
3. Defiance
4. FIFA 13
5. Luigi's Mansion 2
6. Gears of War: Judgment
7. Call of Duty: Black Ops II
8. Assassin's Creed III
9. Skylanders Giants
10. Need for Speed: Most Wanted
11. Crysis 3
12. Far Cry 3
13. LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes
14. Halo 4
15. Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel
16. LEGO The Lord of the Rings
17. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14
18. SimCity
19. Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2
20. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
