There’ll be various classes of character to choose from, and there’ll be a focus on loot drops and weapon crafting. Bases are customisable too, so you can build your own perfect zombie holocaust shelter. During the day you’ll need to scavenge items and supplies, and at night you’ll need to retreat to your fort in order to defend it against zombie attack, and survive until the morning.įorts will need to be built and reinforced to survive attacks, and you’ll need to find all of the materials for doing so out in the world. It’s using Unreal Engine 4, and will rotate around a day and night cycle, much like Techland’s Dying Light. The next game to come from Epic Games is a co-operative sandbox survival title. Add in the impressive voice commands and you’ve got another VR gadget that’ll no doubt raise many eyebrows.
Quite how usable Hololens will actually be with games in practise, and what kind of games will work will on it remains to be seen (we’d love to see some RTS or MOBAs running on it), but the simple idea of being able to play games without a TV, and even being able to slap them onto any object is just great. Microsoft’s Hololens isn’t a game as such, but we had to include it here because… Well, did you see that Minecraft demo? Yes, we did too, and it was modern day witchcraft that we just can’t wait to try out. Regardless, Call of Duty fans the world over are ready for more. With Advanced Warfare already doing the robotic augmentation in the form of power suits, it’ll be interesting to see how Treyarch sets Black Ops III apart from the last release. Multiplayer will expand upon customisation options, allowing users to customise their weapons, and the zombies mode returns, complete with a new, standalone story. The game will feature a campaign that can be played solo, or with up to four players in co-op, with a fully customisable protagonist. Robotics have advanced to the point where soldiers are now more machine than man, and this has changed the face of war considerably. It’s one again set in the future, in 2065, forty years after Black Ops II. Seen as one of the most solid sub-series in the Call Of Duty franchise, Black Ops is held with very high regard by fans, and the third title will hopefully continue this trend. With the goal of modernising the franchise, the time period is one of the most interesting yet, set in 1868 Victorian London, and it’ll feature two protagonists, each of whom has a different approach to combat and stealth. Still, even though we’re prepared for bugs and some possible let downs, there’s no denying Syndicate is one of the most intriguing Assassin’s Creed releases of recent years. We may not have had the same amount of problems with Unity as many of you, but Ubisoft’s credibility has dropped some over the last few months, so we’re going to wait and see if bridges can be unburned. We’re putting Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate here as it’s a title we’re very much looking forward to, but it’s also one we’re keeping a little more guarded about on behalf of gamers out there. The next year will be no different, and there’s a lot of major releases and promising titles on the horizon to look forward to. Microsoft’s Xbox One has continued to grow as a platform, delivering it’s multimedia all-in-one promise, as well as giving gamers plenty of reasons spend countless hours vegging out on the sofa, including that excellent-looking Elite controller.
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