All Stories Tagged: Impressions, Page 22

Shacknews defies gravity with Attractio, an upcoming first-person puzzle game by independent developer, GameCoder Studios. We got a first-hand look at the power of boxes.

Shacknews plays Dark Souls 3 at the Bandai Namco 2015 Summer Showcase and tries not to die. We didn't get very far, but at least there are helpless worshipers to take our frustrations out on. 

FIFA 16 is looking to be a more balanced game than ever before, with practically every system reworked for better realism. Even novices like us can jump and quickly learn to play, but how well are these lessons? Our impressions.

Shacknews plays through StarCraft 2: Whispers of Oblivion and joins Zeratul in his quest to defeat the powerful Amon before he can bring about the destruction of all life in the galaxy. Saving the galaxy might be a tall order, but with a small army of Protoss behind us, we're ready to take on the task.

Madden NFL 16 introduces Draft Champions mode, a mix of fantasy football and card strategy. We go hands-on with the game to find out if middling Hearthstone skills can help us become better Madden players.

Shacknews goes hands-on with NHL16 to see if the visual trainer is enough to teach a hockey novice to a halfway decent player.

Shacknews goes hands-on with Mario and Luigi Paper Jam to see how well 3D characters and their flat counterparts work together. It turns out, crossing dimensions has some suprising results.

Shacknews goes hands-on with Grand Ages: Medieval, a historically real-time strategy game with heavy emphasis on economics set at the dawn of the Medieval era. We see if we have what it takes to start an empire that can stand the test of time.

The new King's Quest episodic adventures returns us to the land of Daventry in a whole new way. But does it have the same kind of magic and charm as the 1984 classic? Accept the challenge and find out in our impressions of the first chapter, A Knight to Remember.

Just Dance 2016 brings the funk by making the game more accessible than ever, but using mobile devices as controllers and launching the Just Dance Unlimited subscription streaming service. Is dancing with a phone in hand as much fun as a console motion controller? Our impressions.