Reviewer: Daniel “Nightmare-ACTUAL” Patterson Case # 000-011 Codename: Agent The events of New York City left a great deal of devastation before and after the civilian agents that rose above to the call of duty when everything else failed. They defeated the wave of rogue agents led by Aaron Keener and everyone else who stood in their way Rioters, Rikers, Cleaners and Last Man Batallion. With the rise of these new threats in Division 2, let’s talk about the different factions

Ubisoft has successfully reintroduced the art of assassinations within historical settings with the release of last year’s Assassin’s Creed: Origins. Coming off of a 2-year hiatus, Assassins’ Creed: Origins has been widely praised and very positively received, with gamers praising the title for polishing and buffering the strengths the franchise always had. The story, combat, and stellar presentation made a remarkable impression upon both older fans and newer fans. Rising the

“How come everything today has involved things either coming in or going out of my ass?“ – Eric Cartman “Cartman Get’s an Anal Probe” South Park Season 1 I couldn’t help but echo Cartman’s sentiment during my playthrough of “The Fractured but Whole” the newly released follow up to the “The Stick of Truth”. Once again strange things are afoot in the quiet mountain town of South Park Colorado and once again it is up to you as the New Kid with the power of your gaseous bowels to

Who would have thought that one of the biggest surprises from E3 2017 would have been a game we’ve known about for months? Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is what happens when Ubisoft’s Rabbids pop up in the Mushroom Kingdom we all know and love. This results in a tactical, strategy RPG along the lines of XCOM: Enemy Unknown, but with the color palette of a Mario game. To call it strange is quite an understatement, but it comes off as a charming and whimsical strategy game out

Starting Up in Egypt Thanks to Ubisoft and Stack Up I was able to get my hands on Assassin’s Creed Origins gameplay on the Xbox. As Bayek I rode into an ancient Egyptian realm on a horse towards my next mission. As I was playing I had the ability to ask questions to a Ubisoft and Assassin’s Creed Origins developer about what I was interacting with. The first new item he explained to me was about the new autorun feature. If you press and hold A (on Xbox) the horse you are on w

OK, so we all saw this coming right. During their E3 press conference, Ubisoft dazzled the crowd in attendance with a taste of the new Pirate themed title “Skull and Bones” and while the announcement of new titles is always a pleasant surprise the idea of Ubisoft taking to the high seas is not. From the moment the sailing mechanic intrigued players of Assasins Creed 3 to the refinement of the swashbuckling Black Flag and Rogue, it seemed clear that Ubisoft was on to something

One of the biggest and most original franchises to arise in the last decade has been Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed franchise. With its unique blend of stealth-action, amazing presentation, perspectives on ancient history, incorporating real historical persons, and a story that spans the past and present, Assassin’s Creed has left an indelible mark on the gaming community. So much so, that a major theatrical motion picture, starring Michael Fassbender, is set for release in Decem

Ubisoft made the surprise announcement at their press conference with the release of a brand new video game, which also acts a sequel to a cult-classic game. At the press conference, Ubisoft announced Trials of the Blood Dragon. It is the latest installment in the famous downloadable series, Trials. In the Trials games, players take to their motorbike, traversing insane obstacles and pulling unbelievable stunts, all in record time. Various installments have made their marks o

Kicking off their conference with a strange, theatrical performance to part of Queen’s Don’t Stop Me Now. To Aisha Tyler’s credit, she played off it very well. Note the name drop of the Nintendo NX. Third-party support is confirmed! Ghost Recon Wildlands showcased the cocaine conflict of Bolivia. The game looks promising, even if the demo doesn’t exactly fit it too well. Featuring a very scripted, pre-read dialogue between four players, it focused largely on cooperative play,

It is time once again to get humble, with the Humble Ubisoft Bundle “Encore”! A collection of some amazing games that also support some awesome charities like Extra Life, Girls Who Code and of course Stack-Up.Org. Take a look at the cool titles on offer”¦ Make sure to head on over and “Pay What You Want” for these great titles from Ubisoft. Remember it isn’t just about the games with the Humble Bundle it is also about the great people and groups they help support! #Fundrais

We all have our plans for the apocalypse, and in our own heads we are bad ass. However, in Tom Clancy’s: The Division, you get to live out that dream. You are part of a special task force that has been activated in light of a viral outbreak destroying most of Civilized New York. Your mission as a Division agent is to restore the order and help the innocent civilians. I have been pretty hyped about this game since the initial announcement and can say the beta has not disappoin

Since 2007, we have been kept enthralled by the Assassin’s Creed games. They have taken us from Jerusalem in the 12th century to the Victorian age of England. The franchise has had its ups and downs, and I was worried after Black Flag and Rogue that the end was rapidly approaching! Last year’s release of Unity brought some of the soul and life back, but something was still missing. Then, just as I was giving up all hope, they announced Syndicate. I was skeptical but decided t

Assassin’s Creed Syndicate’s new DLC is set 20 years after Evie and Jacob took over the streets of London, a time when one of the world’s most notorious serial killers is on the prowl. It seems only a master assassin can stop the evil Jack the Ripper and his reign of terror. There are a few things that changed between the main game and the DLC, most notably are the weapons, as they take away all the diversity in combat by narrowing you to brass knuckles. At first, I was a lit