Most awaited games of 2016 ; the biggest games for PC,PS4 and Xbox

Most awaited games of 2016 ; the biggest games for PC,PS4 and Xbox

Xbox Anand krishna A R   04:11:00

We have happy news for gamer's around the world.There are some very exciting upcoming game releases!Here is our top five!

• Mirrors Edge Catalist
• No Man’s Sky
• Batman Returns To Arkham
• Deus EX:Mankind Divided
• Final Fantasy XV

Mirrors Edge:Catalyst
Release Date:7th June 2016 

The game is set in a pristine city, ruled by a ruthless Conglomerate. Faith, a skilled Runner reluctantly drawn into an anti-Conglomerate struggle.The anti-Conglomeratestruggle is lead by a group called the “Black November”.

Through Mirror’s Edge Catalyst,you can experience the emergence of Faith, a brave Runner who uncovers a hidden truth inside the walls of the city of Glass. Through her journey, Faith explores every corner of the city, from the highest, most pristine skyscrapers, to the dark and dingy tunnels that underlie the city. Players must master the environment, using their momentum and timing their combat to fight the oppressiveness of the ruling elite, uncovering the dark secrets behind the city’s beautiful façade. Mirror’s Edge Catalyst offers players the freedom to explore the expanse of the city, discovering a variety of new activities, like ‘Dash’, races from point A to B, environmental puzzles and story missions to complete at their leisure.

No Man’s Sky
Release Date:21st June 2016

No Mans Sky is a sci-fi game set in an infinite procedurally generated galaxy.It’s a truly open universe.Whether a distant mountain or a planet hanging low on the horizon, you can go there. You can fly seamlessly from the surface of a planet to another, and every star in the sky is a sun that you can visit.Where you’ll go and how fast you’ll make your way through this universe is up to you. It’s yours for the taking. 

Every solar system, planet, ocean and cave is filled with danger, and you are vulnerable. 

Your ship and suit are fragile, and every encounter can test your skills to the limit. From dogfighting in space to firstperson combat on a planet’s surface, you will face foes ready to overwhelm you. 

And one mistake could see you lose everything. In No Man’s Sky, every victory and every defeat has lasting consequences.

Batman: Return To Arkham
Release Date:26th June 2015

Return to Arkham and experience two critically acclaimed titles from the last generation - Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, with fully remastered and updated visuals.

Batman: Return to Arkham includes the comprehensive versions of both games and includes all previously released additional content. Batman: Arkham Asylum exposes players to a dark and atmospheric adventure that takes them into the depths of Arkham Asylum -Gotham City's high security psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane. Use Batman's legendary gadgetry, strike from the shadows, and confront The Joker and Gotham City's most notorious super villains.

Batman: Arkham City sends players soaring into Arkham City - a heavily fortified sprawling district in the heart of Gotham City. Batman Arkham City introduces a brand-new story that draws together an all-star cast of classic characters and murderous villains from the Batman universe

Deaus Ex:Mankind Divided
Release Date:23rd August 2016



Deaus Ex:Mankind Divided is a sci-fi stealth adventure, set in 2029.We follow cyborg security expert Adam Jensen as he fights terrorism in a world where augmented people are persecuted. Naturally he'll uncover a conspiracy because that's just what happens when you have cool cyborg arms in an Eidos game.

The new trailer provides an overview of what's been added since 2011's Deus Ex: Human Revolution. You can now customise your weapons, shoot "explosive nanoblades", and erect an exoskeleton-like shield.

Final Fantasy XV
Release Date:30th September



Final Fantasy 15 is finally out of the woods and is coming out this year on September 30th. After it's long development having a release date for a game we've been waiting almost 10 years for comes as a massive relief... and then elation as loads more info has started to pour out of Square Enix Japan. Indeed, it's not just the game we'll be getting, but a movie with an insane voice cast that includes Aaron Paul, Lena Headey, and Sean Bean, and a five-part anime series.

Even Florence and the Machine are getting involved being responsible for the main theme tune - a cover of the classic 'Stand By Me' by Ben E King. It's all shaping up to be unlike any Final Fantasy game we've seen before - a modern open-world action game with heavy brotherly themes - and we couldn't be more excited for it.

Traffic Rider Review: High Speed Thrills

Traffic Rider Review: High Speed Thrills

windows phone Unknown   10:10:00

Traffic Rider Review: High Speed Thrills

Although plenty of racing games existed before mobile, I feel like the advent of iOS and Android devices spawned a whole new era. While it's generally difficult to craft high quality simulation experiences for PC and console platforms, tons of developers are able to create arcade-like games for mobile, often times to great success. This goes for none other thanTraffic Rider [Free], which feels like a fully-fledged racer in its own right.

So what's the point of Traffic Rider? Well, to ride through traffic of course! Using a motorcycle to split lanes and weave in and out of traffic, you'll navigate linear tracks on your way to a finish line. The catch is that cars have a mind of their own, accelerating or braking in odd places. It's tough to really get anywhere at all times, but the control scheme is so good that it will help facilitate your way through that challenge. There are many times where I'd drop acceleration, drift through a few cars, and it would always be a rush. You also get bonuses for maintaining a high level of speed and achieving near misses with traffic.

You'll progress through by way of a loosely tailored story mode, which beats most of the "endless only" games that get old after repeated play. The map is pretty massive with over 40 levels, as well as bonus objectives for reaching a better clear time. I would have mostly been content with just cityscapes, but there's also long stretches of desert to navigate through, as well as highways with lots of different pieces of scenery, mountainscapes, and even a day and night cycle.

When it comes to other modes, Traffic Rider also delivers. Outside of the career map there's an endless mode (with options for both one or two-way boards), a time trial gametype, or free ride. You'll need to level-up to unlock most of these, but given how fun the game is to play it doesn't feel like work in the slightest.

I adore the control methods that they baked in, as games usually tend to force you into tilt or virtual pads. With Traffic Rider you can choose either method, with the latter sporting two different options (handlebar control or a standard d-pad). Throttle can also be controlled manually or set to automatic acceleration, the whole scheme can be inverted, and the sensitivity can be altered. It's pretty comprehensive and should suit basically every player's needs. My personal favorite is definitely tilt as it's very responsive, and the throttle is perfectly placed so you don't put your thumbs over the action, even with limited screen real estate.

In terms of IAP, Traffic Rider is one of the least offensive free games. There's a starter pack for $6.99 that grants you a new bike, cash, and gold, as well as the power to remove ads. Thankfully you can purchase any of these options piecemeal, in addition to the remove ad ability for $1.99, and a cash doubler for $4.99. The one thing that I don't like however is the "key" purchase, which unlocks a mode piecemeal for $1.99. It's a bit much since there's multiple gametypes to be unlocked through this  method, but general play will get you there eventually anyway.

I was surprised by how much depth Traffic Rider has, and it's in my regular rotation at this point. With responsive controls and a uniquely programmed set of AI cars to navigate, this one will keep you busy for a while.