

I'd be rejoicing, were it not for the full certainty that it will be back next week. There's so much Ubi this week, in fact, that bally GTA V's only gone and dropped out of the top ten. Counter-Strike: Global Offensiveīetween this, Wildlands, and intermittent appearances from The Division, Rainbow Six Siege and Watch Dogs 2, it's very much been Ubisoft's chart this year. Unfortunately you've just missed out on the $10 sale which propelled 7DTD into the top ten, but seeing as it's still in early access, I don't doubt that there'll be enough another one before too long.

Brendy's quite a fan of it, despite its rickety appearance. To the extent that zombies almost seem quaint now, in this age of floppy ding-dongs and and pirates cannibals and battle royales. Three years old next month (and Kickstarted a year before that, even), making this very much a vintage survival game. My guess is that this is the core Wildlands, and the other is the Deluxe edition, which features various extra weapons and weapon/vehicle skins which help you to "dominate the Bolivian wildlands." Of course, the real draw of the pricier package is the XP booster, because Videogames In 2017.īoth Wildlandses are here on pre-order sales alone, by the way - the game's released for real today, as it happens. I just spent ten minutes checking this was definitely the same game as the one at nine, and not yet another Clancygame. Oh, in case you missed it, I went Full Concept Review for this. I was worried it might not break out of a Kickstarter/old folks ghetto, but seems it's been able to entice the wider masses too.

Though more overblown and less human than its revered predecessor, Planescape: Torment, this is an excellent and wildly inventive RPG that prioritises meaningful choice over rote combat. Though we've had their solid if unexceptional Transformers and Turtles games on PC, this is the first time one of their rave-reviewed titles has sliced, diced, hacked, slashed, chopped, stabbed, eviscerated this way.
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Platinum's kids vs deathbots brawler has been extremely well-received over on console, and though it's not out on PC until next week, clearly there's an appetite for a belated dose of the Bayonetta folks' singular third-person action. I know barely anything about Wildlands, other than mild disappointment that it does not, in fact, feature a big dad. Wasn't Ghost Recon Online, like, yesterday? How is this different from The Division? And how is that different from Rainbow Six Siege? So many men with guns. I might even have lost track of which Tom Clancy game is which. My name is Alec Meer, I am supposedly a games journalist and I have completely lost track of the Ghost Recon series. My guess? It's because noted deerMurder enthusiast chrisPratt keeps buying copies for all hisFriends. Published by avalancheStudios and also using theirEngine, this deerMurder title is doing ratherWell for itself. Framed for murder, now they prowl the badlands, an outlaw hunting outlaws, a bounty hunter, a renegade, it's only the weekly Steam charts! These are the ten games which sold best on Steam last week.
