DesignByAdrian

Amazing racing simulator that’s great for both newbies and veterans. It’s got a real nice atmosphere so you’re pretty much chilling in between the exciting races. The car customisation is also easy to use with lots of features. The graphic options are the same. It was tricky to figure out how to get my photos out of the game. Nowhere did it say that you could use the website!

The Final Fantasy atmosphere is there, graphics are OK, but characters have stiff movement. Main character is annoying and sub-characters hard to love. The skill upgrade system is unique and good. Fight system turn-based and feels dynamic. Music score great. Game pretty linear until you played more than 10/20 hours. Just can't bother finishing the second time I tried several years later.

I didn't know I loved Batman so much until I played this game (and then watched the new movies). Awesome stealth-mechanics, awesome fight-mechanics, awesome environments and atmosphere, awesome voice acting, and varied enemies and bosses! The sequel, Arkham City has you swooping between roof tops of a part of Arkham City, but I prefer the closeness of the Asylum!

When you thought you've explored everything with the first character, the second character reveals more! Awesome story, great characters, fun gameplay, incredibly varied side-quests, Yakuza 4 is a must-have for open-world enthusiasts. A huge plus if you like Japanese culture. Graphics are a little behind, but at least the face models are good as well as body animations.

Good graphics, easy controls (work nicely for non FPS regulars). Shallow story, limited game mechanics, no environment interaction, repetitive gameplay, no split-screen multiplayer. Only excuse to play this game is that there aren't any other good sci-fi shooters on PS4 currently.

It's pretty! Then incredibly boring. It's a F2P game with tons of useless clicks on houses to gain belief. You use belief to cut, NOT sculp!, the land. When land expands, your humans might go and build a new building there. Which building is out of your control. It can take minutes, hours or days to have the building built. The you have another house to click. Repeat. That's it. Your humans don't work. They just wait. How do you evolve the civilisation? You click parts of the map. So it doesn't matter what kind of humans you have. Godus i crap!

This 'game' doesn't allow you to tap more than two things every four (4) to twenty-four (24!!!) hours! If you want to speed things up, you have to buy extra 'gems' with real money! How much money? The amount of gems you need to speed up mining one block is worth roughly £1.50, and there is around 900 blocks in the game! No fret, because there is a 'Best Value' package at £69 which gives you the amount of gems enough for 50 blocks! Pure extortion! Mobile games could have been as good as traditional console games, but there are too many games like this on the mobile platform already and EA is leading the pack of **** who don't treat their gamers as humans. +1 for good voices and sounds and smooth 3D graphics