But what if you get the perfect game, then make the combat mechanics as fun as picking ... unlike most Call of Duty titles past the first Modern Warfare pair. The reason why Medal of Honor is ...

It was the first to nail web-swinging mechanics (on the PS2), using physics-based momentum ... Few FPS games have left as big ...

Criterion always made PS2 sing, and PS3's Burnout Paradise ... There's no denying that Modern Warfare was a watershed moment for games. Not only did it revive the tired FPS genre and transform ...

The game isn’t set in the modern ... open combat was a bad idea. The sequel, a prequel, refined that experience into a smoother and stealthier experience. But it was the leap to the PS2 in ...

The newest HoYoverse game shares some of the same mechanics and characteristics of their previous games, but something about its sci-fi story, thrilling combat, and puzzle elements has led many ...

War-movie cliches have been rigorously rooted out of “Warfare,” a terse and chillingly brutal immersion in a moment of the ...

This observation sparked the idea for “Warfare” – expanding beyond “five minutes of fictional combat” to create “90 or 100 minutes of recreation, a sort of forensic recreation ...

The result feels like the most honest depiction of modern warfare I can recall seeing on screen. Aside from a brief contextualising prologue, the whole event plays out on screen in real time, at least ...

Based on an actual incident from the Iraq War, Warfare is an especially effective and visceral depiction of modern combat. Only those who were there can say whether it’s a 100% realistic ...

Warfare seldom stops for breath. A barrage of machine-gun fire and IED blasts hammers away at our nerves to an extent that puts us directly in the combat boots of the platoon as initial extraction ...

The Iraq War will always be remembered as one of the bloodiest conflicts in modern history ... aims to depict a combat scenario as accurately as humanly possible, which Warfare succeeds in ...