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The re-thought Elder Scrolls levelling, skill, attribute and perk system in Skyrim is already proving divisive (as witnessed in comments on the last post), but I fear at least part of the reason for that is it's not been explained terribly well as yet. And, to be honest, that's partially because there's only so much of it I can explain until I've had proper hands-on…
I don't want to do overkill on the latest id game, but I've got a ton of info here and one massivo-post wouldn't be anyone's idea of a fun time. The hands-on preview is here, but while I pen the next chunk (about the finally-revealed multiplayer modes) here's a trailer of one of the major singleplayer missions to be getting along with...
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It's more complicated than I'd suspected. But then I'd suspected something about as complicated as pouring milk into a glass, going on recent id form. The result is something that both does and doesn't feel like an id game - it's got the almost slippery high-speed movement on their pre-Doom 3 titles, it's got a certain tangible familiarity to weapon-faves such as shotguns and machineguns,…
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Well, there's an awful lot more than 20 reasons to be helplessly nerding out about the next Elder Scrolls game, but a nice round number is a good place to start, right? Let me be clear: I love Morrowind, quite like Oblivion and really didn't get on with Fallout 3. I am what you might call a doubter. Nonetheless, I am impossibly excited about Skyrim,…
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I'm very surprised. Good surprised, not bad surprised. Prey is not a game I feel anything about, to be completely honest. I know it has its fans, but for me it remains part of that mass of id Tech 4-based stodgy shooters which went heavy on bio-mechanical corridor-pounding gloss at the expense of play I found truly engaging, despite early-game experiments with big ideas. Prey…
