First-person shooter

February 18, 2020

Warface Arrives on the Nintendo Switch!

Billy "TaJa" Doyle Blackwood Games, First-person shooter, Free To Play, MY.GAMES, nintendo, nintendo switch, playstation, playstation 4, PS4, steam, warface, xbox one 0

Today, publisher MY.GAMES is proud to announce that its first-person shooter Warface is now available on the Nintendo Switch! It is a free-to-play first-person shooter that is enjoyed by 80 million players worldwide. In addition, the Nintendo Switch version will host various unique features: Its the first CryEngine-powered title on the Switch, which provides an optimal balance of image clarity and performance. The Nintendo Switch version supports gyro controls for more precise aiming, HD Rumble, and the Pro Controller. Warface’s online multiplayer and voice chat does not require a Nintendo Online subscription. All PvE missions are available at launch, as well as 5 PvP modes, and 3 Special Operations. Players will unlock new content and game modes each week. The Switch version includes the “Titan” update that adds the 5th playable class, the SED. Also, there is a Nintendo Switch Launch Trailer available on the Warface YouTube Channel. Those interested in playing Warface can download it now on either: Playstation 4, Xbox One, Steam and the Nintendo Switch.

July 31, 2017

Superhot (PlayStation 4) Review

Nathan Gibson First-person shooter, playstation 4, PS4, superhot, time 0

For those who are unaware of Superhot, it is a first-person shooter unlike any other. Rather than being a fast-paced action orientated game it instead tasks players with moving excruciatingly slowly as they think about every minute action they have to take to defeat their enemies. This is because that time only passes as you move. Effectively, this turns Superhot into more of a puzzle game than a shooter. While the objective remains the same throughout each level, that of disposing of all of the red attackers, you are given an unusual amount of freedom in how you go about completing them. It is one of the only games where killing the enemies by any means necessary is totally accurate. Each level provides a certain amount of items for you to use to fight your way through the opposing horde. These can range from shotguns and pistols to baseball bats. Even pool balls and empty glasses can be used as makeshift weapons, although you’ll sometimes have to resort to hand