Recent content by johnmasterlee

I'm actually waiting to play the PS4 or PC version... so does that count? To be honest, my past experiences playing GTA has been mixed. Too many times I felt like it was rather constrained. I tend to gravitate towards such open world games like Saints Row, Just Cause and even Crackdown...

What about the concept of horde mode? A sweep of enemies invading your turf, and you gotta build defenses, factor in terrain, etc. to fight back an invasion. The concept of "Minecraft + Horde Mode" struck me as pretty cool!

I guess that's my challenge here. Games like Chaos Legion, Viking did big battles and there were elements of fun in them. But they never quite became big hits, or even spawned a movement where people wanted these sort of games. Which means it's hard to refer to these games to inspire people to...

That got me recollecting a game from the early days of Xbox 360 called Kingdom Under Fire. Was lots of fun, especially with co-op, but never quite took off. It seems that games that do crowd combat well end up more of a top down or isometric viewpoint, ie. Diablo. Most of the games that go...

You'll have to dig this one up, but Bioware's previous game Jade Empire is really awesome.

So I heard that term before and I think it summarizes the concept well. Basically it's games like Dynasty Warriors, Dead Rising, Earth Defense Force, Orcs Must Die. Games which have you facing off against a massive swathe of enemies using tactics, combos, weapons, etc. to take them down. I'm...