Cant wait for it to come out.

If this is like the first one and riptide, then I can easily see this being award winning

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Gorgeous environments; Hard-hitting combat; Excellent sound

Multiplayer combat isn't as smooth as single player; Sparse story; Too many fetch quests

The history of Poland-based developer Techland is filled with near-successes or utter failures. They've had some pretty good ideas for games over the years, but have mostly come up short. One of their most recent major failures is the bland Call of Juarez: The Cartel.

An addictive coop survival horror experience that may keep you and your friends up to your necks in zombie blood for hours and hours; vast areas to explore; detailed weapon customization

No local coop (wtf); some bugs remain even after applying the patch; single-player lacks more interesting story and characters

x Dead Island is a classic example of art imitating life. By the very definition of the term, Dead Island can easily be considered to be a bit of a zombie itself. Originally scheduled for release in 2008, the game was repeatedly delayed and assumed killed off until a new emotional trailer featuring...

Zombies are popular, there's no doubt about it. From quirky, family-friendly brain-eaters in Plants vs. Zombies to the nightmarish necromorphs that are a hallmark of the Dead Space series; the walking dead are big business in video games.

The first thing I have to say is that I am not madly in love with zombies, I am not a follower of all things zombie but I quite like the zombie concept. When "that" trailer blew everybody away a few months back I think I can safely say that everybody's ears pricked up, their eyes widened and Dead...

A sluggish interface, weak guns and a few dull sewers cant slow this game down. Dead Island is huge, bloody and beautiful.

Dead Island is Borderlands meets Left 4 Dead set in Far Cry with the melee of Condemned . I wanted something less abrupt to start with, but this game is a Normandy beach landing away from hitting the FPS singularity (not to be confused with the FPS titled Singularity ).

Imagine you're on holiday with your family. It's a gorgeous beach resort, you're staying in a villa with a sweet pool, a short walk from the beach bar or the hiking trails inland. Your family are all sat in the sun, reading or splashing around in the pool. Everyone is completely at peace.