All Stories Tagged: Impressions, Page 24

D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die releases today for PC, trading in its Xbox One Kinect controls for mouse or gamepad movements. Does it still have the same odd charm as the original? Our impressions.

Disney Infinity 3.0's major addition is the Star Wars franchise, but that's not all that Disney Interactive has planned for the game. Shacknews recently got to go on with Avalanche Software's run at the upcoming Inside Out Play Set.

Game of Thrones: Sons of Winter is the fourth installment of the six episode game series. After being beaten down time and again, it might finally be time for House Forrester to strike back. Unfortunately, the world has a tendency to hit back harder. Check out how well we think the game of thrones is playing out in our impressions.

Dontnod Entertainment follows up the tragedy of 'Out of Time' with questions of growing up and accepting tragedy in Life is Strange's strongest episode to date.

TowerFall Ascension was already a standout multiplayer effort on its own, but the game's first expansion further rounds it out with some new features and a strong (albeit quick) campaign.

We make our way through corporate controlled Beantown in Shadowrun: Boston Lockdown. It turns out, being in a world where magic and high technology coexist takes a lot of brains, guts, and bullets. See how well we survive this highly tactical role-playing game.

After several long months of delays, Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto 5 is now available on PC. How does it fare compared to its console counterparts? Check out our impressions.

Guitar Hero Live was announced this morning at the Best Buy Theater in New York City. We get our hands on the new guitar and show off our skills in front of a virtual live audience. Is the game enough to intense enough to induce stage fright? Check out our impressions to find out.

One of the biggest features coming to StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void is the cooperative Archon mode, where two players take control of the same base. The mode is accessible in the closed beta, and we try our hand at cooperating. If only we weren't our own worst enemies. Check out the details in our impressions.

The Rainbow Six: Siege closed alpha event features one map where two teams face-off against each other over a hostage. Teamwork and skill are paramount, which pretty much means we're screwed, whether attacking or defending. Check out or impressions, or the hostage gets it.