Well, it's the last day of 2011! What a fantastic year for games! And, since everyone loves lists, here comes the Games of the Year list!
Showing posts with label Human Revolution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Human Revolution. Show all posts
Saturday, December 31, 2011
2011 Games of the Year
Labels:
Arkham City,
Bastion,
Batman,
Deus Ex,
El Shaddai,
Game of the Year,
Human Revolution,
ilomilo,
L.A. Noire,
Legend of Zelda,
Pixeljunk Shooter 2,
Portal 2,
Rayman,
Skyrim,
Skyward Sword,
Stacking,
Uncharted 3
Saturday, December 24, 2011
30 Days of Gaming: Day 24
Day 24 - Game with the Best Art Style
I've got a few for this one. Art direction can really make or break a game. Look at Darksiders which has a very World of Warcraft style to the characters, but the backgrounds are the ubiquitous "browns, browns and more browns" in a lot of places. It creates an interesting dichotomy of colorful, overlarge characters that pop off the screen while the backdrop is dingy. So, now that I've rambled a bit, let's get to my favorite art styles!
I've got a few for this one. Art direction can really make or break a game. Look at Darksiders which has a very World of Warcraft style to the characters, but the backgrounds are the ubiquitous "browns, browns and more browns" in a lot of places. It creates an interesting dichotomy of colorful, overlarge characters that pop off the screen while the backdrop is dingy. So, now that I've rambled a bit, let's get to my favorite art styles!
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Review: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
PS3, Xbox 360, PC
Publisher: Square Enix
Developer: Eidos Montreal
Release Date: 23 August 2011
Blade Runner fans, rejoice! The
cyber-punk genre finally gets it's due in an action-packed,
choice-laden package that not only pays homage to the PC Game of the
Year (2000) that spawned the franchise, but adds modern gaming
conventions and accessibility for fans new and returning. It's a
game that not only balances its roots with the advances made in the
last 10 years, but it also carves out its own identity.
Heng Sha is so pretty!
Labels:
Deus Ex,
Eidos,
Eidos Montreal,
FPS,
Human Revolution,
PC,
PS3,
Reviews,
RPG,
Square Enix,
XB360
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