Take the DNA of Burnout, the game design chops behind Drive Club and the guiding hand of the longstanding Rally experts at Codemasters…..and you get OnRush.
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Time for another guest article from Nina, who last time bought us some deeper thoughts on Hellblade. This time around some casual musings on the Playstation exclusive Detroit:Become Human.
In typical David Cage fashion, Detroit: Become Human tackles some touchy social issues including race relations and equality, but what I found most compelling about the game was how it tackled some philosophical issues that involve the collective mindsets of humanity, the nature of machines with Artificial Intelligence and what the true definition of ‘alive’ is.
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David Cage and Quantic Dream have returned with their unique brew of story-telling and gameplay, delving into the near future where Androids and Humans co-exist, but the scales are not balanced. Detroit: Become Human is beautiful, smart and a little bit niche.
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Hey Team, E3 is only a few weeks away and unsurprisingly my mind has started to turn to what we will see from the horde of developers and publishers, looking to push their latest hotness.
Frankly, your guess is as good as mine, but I do have bit of a wish-list.
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Hey there Team KC, time for a Video Games podcast that can hit your ears on a daily basis.
THIS WEEK it’s Kinda Funny Games Daily from the Kinda Funny Team. Since the departure of Colin Moriarty from Kinda Funny, I have struggled to stick with them, however with the recent additions of industry vets -Andrea Renee, Gary ‘The Rogue One’ Whitta and Jared Petty…the whole show/platform has had a new lease of life as a result.
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How do you take a big angry Spartan, who has a thing for killing Gods, ripping out eyeballs and taking sexy baths with naked ladies and turn him into a complex, heart-broken character, who is a father that knows he isn’t up to the responsibility of the role.
Well if you are Sony, you give Santa Monica Studios a boat load of money, a heap of time and the creative freedom to completely re-imagine what it is to be a God Of War.
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Hey team, here are a couple of spoiler free videos I have chucked together, showing some of the Combat I have struck in the opening hours of God of War.
A review is inbound, but unless you have been under a rock or totally offline, I’m sure you are aware that there is no shortages of ’10/10s’ getting chucked around the web.
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Its not far away team, in fact God of War is less than two weeks away from hitting stores. We at Koru-Cottage are lucky enough to have a Press Kit in our hot little hands and there will be a Review in the next few days.
In the mean time, check out what was in the kit and take in some of the artwork from the game.
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‘A Way Out’ is a unique title with a requirement to play the whole game Co-Op with another player, either via online or on the Couch. No bots here people to fill the void, its time to get social. Honestly though, it’s good fun and the puzzles are not to hard as to cause online salt or old fashion fisty-cuffs on the couch.
Here is a bit of gameplay footage from about 2 hours in to the campaign. As you will see, it was a slick operation with the co-operation levels set to ’11’!
(Yep, that’s a Spinal Tap reference)
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THIS WEEK it’s Guardian Radio -Now, I love Destiny, but like much of the player base, I have moved onto other things for the time being. That said, Bungie is quietly…and slowly…working away on improvements.
So, to keep up with the patches and changes, I still tune in every week to the Guardians to hear what the latest patches hold and where the ‘meta’ is going.
If you are a Destiny fan who plans to return at some stage, these guys are still a fun listen.
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Every now and then I get an honest to god surprise from a Video Game. I don’t mean by way of story twists or gameplay u-turns, but in how much a game will surpass my preconceived expectations and deliver me a unique and intelligent experience.
Yakuza 6: The Song of Life has come out of nowhere to sit on my, albeit very early list for Game of the Year 2018.
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