God Of War Has Finally Grown Up
What more formidable opponent could Kratos ever face than Kratos himself?
What more formidable opponent could Kratos ever face than Kratos himself?
As money flows into esports, serious competition follows,
“The enemy team would constantly tell me to kill myself. At one point I was told that someone hoped my mother died and to tell them when.”
It’s been a rocky road for Destiny 2, but Bungie hopes to win back its players with the upcoming Warmind expansion, out 8 May.
This is a pretty involved game with lots of stats, upgrades, and optional stuff that’s easy to miss. I’m here to help.
An intricate game of misdirection that’s one of the most tense multiplayer experiences you’ll ever have.
Players are rightfully in confusion and awe over whatever the hell is happening right now.
Unlikely as it may be, some people are clinging to hope that the online shooter will one day rise from its ashes.
For all of the scene’s obsession with better performance and brighter colours, modders' passion is motivated mostly by childhood nostalgia.
Now that's a kill screen.
The more I play Far Cry 5, the less interesting and challenging it becomes.
For a world on the brink, supposedly brimming with sin, everything in the game functions too well.
In Early Access starting tomorrow, the free-to-play online shooter looks like a mashup of The Running Man and an 80s back-to-school catalog.
A Way Out merges narrative games with couch co-op, and the result is a smart and emotional experience so good that it had to be reviewed by two Kotaku writers.
For all its nods to contemporary politics and societal strife, Far Cry 5 is just another fun permutation of the usual Far Cry formula with nothing very interesting to say.
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