Defenders: TD Origins

At first glance, the player will easily relate to titles goalkeeper also very successful lately that's Man At Arms. However, the attractive elements in gameplay made Defenders: Origins TD becomes different. Specifically, the increased level of the towers can be bought with money or the strengths and weaknesses of each tower are informative. In addition, the game also updated with a lot more additional modes including campaign mode expansion and "survival".

A noteworthy point Game  Defenders: Origins TD this time it is the collection of cards. There will be two options for players to choose which is "Evolution" and "Fusion". In "Evolution", players can combine two cards of the same type to unlock higher evolutionary level. Meanwhile, "fushion" will allow you to combine the different card types together to create a powerful new cards have been increased considerably, it can be a defensive cards, or just attack attack and defensive.

Each characteristic of Defenders: TD Origins may have been seen in other titles goalkeeper, but this game has done a good job of combining them into a mounting block. In addition to the factors mentioned above, the tower in the game is something that you should not ignore. With more than 20 types of towers and upgrade 25 different ways you can unleash rampage in the game with his creativity.

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Why Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 is Harmless

There was a major game release in Asia recently, a title that won't be released overseas. That usually isn't cause for much attention - a lot of games remain in that region. But this one, Dead or Alive Xtreme 3, is notable because of the exclusion. Previous entries were localized, but this one wasn't. Some were upset about this, others not so much. It's region-free and in English though, which means attention is being paid. But, people should also make a note, because it isn't as bad as many would think or expect it to be.

Now that Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 has been released, we can see exactly what it is. It isn't insulting, especially not purposely. It doesn't damage people who play it. And of course it doesn't hurt anybody. This scantily clad, vacation simulator is silly and unrealistic. People can't fault it for that.

I'm a woman and have, on occasion, gone on vacations that send me to tropical locations. I may have played volleyball or engaged in stupid games by the ocean or pool while in a swimsuit. Maybe even a two-piece! But, I'm sorry to say, I've never climbed a cliff in a swimsuit or pole danced for my friends before. I'm sorry to dash your dreams. Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 basically presents an over-the-top vacation with unrealistic physics, and we shouldn't get too upset about that or fault people who want to enjoy frivolous adventures.

Especially since there are fanservice games out there that are a lot more insulting and demeaning. The Dream Club games are one. You go every day to a hostess bar to spend time with women whose only goal is to get you to spend your money. You shove bananas and ice cream in their faces, because it seems suggestive. One heroine's storyline essentially leads the player character on before she ditches him. There's also Gal*Gun, a game where women wearing little clothing all throw themselves at one man, and he fends them off with a gun that gives them "pleasure."

These are games that can be legitimately insulting and demeaning to women. They're the sorts of titles that people should get upset about, if they want to look for games to be mad at. Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 isn't game of the year material, but it's more silly and innocuous than anything else. Are some of the people who play it going to be creepy? Sure. But some who play it won't be.

Basically, Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 isn't all that bad. Now that it's been released, we can see it for what it is. The game is escapism, pure and simple. The original Dead or Alive series has always been about fanservice, sometimes even turning the men into eye candy with skimpy bathing suits too. Sending the heroines off to the beach again for some minigames, relationship building, and fanservice isn't the worst thing. There are more valid things to be about upset about than this.

Firewatch

An upcoming first-person adventure game, Firewatch follows the story of Henry, a volunteer fire lookout in the aftermath of the Yellowstone fires of 1988. Through exploration of the surrounding area, Henry uncovers clues about mysterious occurrences in the vicinity that are related to the ransacking of his tower while out on a routine patrol. The player’s only means of interaction is a walkie-talkie that he uses to communicate with his supervisor Delilah. Depending on the player’s choices, the dynamic of Henry’s relationship with Delilah will be affected.

Firewatch will release on February 9th for PS4, PC, Mac, and Linux.

Star Fox Zero

Yet another game that has faced the curse of the 2015 delays, Star Fox Zero was originally scheduled for release in November 2015 but was pushed back to 2016 in order to allow for more development time. This title has been stated to be neither a sequel nor a prequel to the original Star Fox game, yet it won’t be a strict remake of the game either.

Star Fox Zero largely follows the gameplay of its predecessors in which the player controls Fox McCloud as he pilots his ship through various levels. Players will use the Wii U gamepad, which shows the cockpit from Fox’s iconic Arwing, whilst making use of the gyroscopic controls to aim the ship’s weapons. As revealed in a recent Nintendo direct, some of the vehicles in the game can transform, allowing for the Arwing to transform into the land-based Walker. The Landmaster tank can also transform into the Gravmaster, which can perform extended aerial maneuvers.

Star Fox Zero will release April 22nd, exclusively for the Wii U.

Honorable Mentions:

Whilst these games didn’t make it onto our full list, we want to highlight a few 2016 releases that we are also looking forward to.

Pokémon GO is quite possibly the Pokémon game that fans have always wanted. The ability to catch your very own Pokémon on your mobile device warrants this game a place on the list, despite being a mobile game.

Dangan Ronpa 3 is the third major title in the series and features a group of High School students who are forced to work out which of their fellow students has murdered one of their own. Excitingly, this is the first Dangan Ronpa game to be coming to a major console.

XCOM 2 takes place 20 years after the events of Enemy Unknown and follows the continuity that XCOM lost the war. Players will take command of the Avenger, an alien supply barge that has been converted into XCOM’s mobile base as they begin to free humanity from alien rule.

Overwatch is the new first-person shooter from Blizzard which is currently in beta. The player takes control of one of many varied characters, each with their own special abilities.

With so many huge releases coming out in 2016, gamers are going to have to pick their battles in order to experience as much of the year as possible. It looks like next year is going to have something for everyone, assuming that there aren’t even more delays coming.

Which games are you most looking forward to playing in 2016? Let us know in the comments below.

No Man’s Sky

A beautiful game set around exploration of a highly imaginative universe, No Man’s Sky is rumored to feature 18 quintillion different planets, making it an almost incomprehensibly huge game. No Man’s Sky will feature exploration and space-based battles, while also allowing players to gather resources and defeat predators across the galaxy.

For even more immersion, the game will feature a journal that records all the details of previously explored planets, allowing players to look back on the worlds they have already visited, as well as the flora and fauna that inhabit them. Though the developers have left the story and gameplay vague for now, the unfettered exploration is mighty enticing.

No Man’s Sky will release in June for the PS4 and PC.

Final Fantasy XV

The Final Fantasy series is a hugely successful franchise in gaming history and the latest title is all set to follow suit, featuring an open-world setting and action-based gameplay similar to another of Square Enix’s big moneymakers, Kingdom Hearts. Final Fantasy XV will be host to a revamped combat system in which there are no load screens or transitions; instead, players can avoid combat if they run away from an enemy before a timer counts down.

Fans of the series will be happy to note that developers Square Enix have confirmed the inclusion of Moogles in the latest game‘s plot, an old standby of the series. And new details about the highly anticipated game will be released next month, including more battle information and an extended look at the antagonistic Niflheim Empire.

Final Fantasy XV is confirmed for a 2016 release for the PS4 and Xbox One.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is the sequel to Human Revolution and promises to show great improvements to the highly-acclaimed 2011 release. The series explores ideas about human advancement, globalization, and transhumanism, while containing engaging gameplay and a thought-provoking story. Previously, the series has shown its ability to revolutionize gameplay with a deft blend of dialogue, FPS-elements, and stealth-driven tactics.

In Mankind Divided, the player will have a range of options when it comes to the game’s story, including the choice to complete the game without killing anyone0e using nothing but stealth. Even the game’s boss characters can be defeated using stealth abilities and do not have to be killed. This will be the fifth game in the series and it aims to bring a surge back to the series’ popularity.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided will release on August 23rd  for the PS4, Xbox One and PC.

The Last Guardian

A brand new first-party title coming to PlayStation 4, The Last Guardian follows the story of a young boy who befriends a giant bird, dog, and cat hybrid creature named Trico. The adventure is based around solving puzzles by manipulating Trico in order to get around obstacles and enemies.

Amazingly, the title has been in development since 2007 and was originally aimed for a 2011 release date on the PS3, but the launch was postponed due to hardware limitations. Now The Last Guardian finally has a gameplay trailer and it looks like the game is going to be both unique and beautiful.

The Last Guardian is confirmed for a 2016 release, exclusively for PS4.

Mass Effect: Andromeda

The Mass Effect trilogy is well-known as one of the most iconic and successful franchises that modern gaming has seen, so it should be no surprise that the next title, Mass Effect: Andromeda, is one of our most anticipated games. Andromeda takes place after the events of the original trilogy, in an entirely different galaxy, complete with new races to encounter and new planets to explore.

While the iconic Commander Shepard will not be returning in Mass Effect: Andromeda, Bioware’s history of excellent character development ensures that the new protagonist and their companions will be as fleshed-out and detailed as we’ve come to expect from the company.

Mass Effect: Andromeda will release in the 4th Quarter for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

Crackdown 3

An impressive 6 years after the release of the previous entry in the franchise, Crackdown 3 is set to explode onto our consoles next year. Famous for the series’ extreme physics and destructive nature, Crackdown 3 looks like it will live up to all expectations. With an engine that aims to allow everything and anything to be destroyed, the sandbox game has been an ambitious task for developers Reagent Games and is one of Microsoft’s flagship exclusives.

Crackdown 3 will release in the 4th Quarter, exclusively for Xbox One.

Hitman

The Hitman series has been a popular franchise for almost 15 years, becoming famous for its intuitive gameplay and creative methods of completing missions. The new game, which received an impressive looking gameplay trailer at E3 2015, will be the first major Hitman game since 2012’s release of the critically acclaimed Hitman Absolution.
Hitman will release on March 11th, for PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Dark Souls 3

A community as large as the one Dark Souls has amassed makes a game like this hard not to be excited about. Whether or not the fiendishly hard and punishing gameplay is something that appeals to you, there’s sure to be plenty of content featuring the game that makes it entertaining to follow.

The third entry in the series, Dark Souls 3 will draw the best elements out of its predecessors as well as some from FromSoftware’s Bloodborne, in order to create improved combat, well-designed environments and a scattered but impressive story.

Dark Souls 3 will release April 12th for PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Persona 5

Whilst many people who follow video games may not be too familiar with the franchise, Persona 5 is one game that should not be passed over in 2016. Originally a spin-off of Shin Megami Tensei, the Persona series is full of rich, fleshed out characters and impressive story links. For those new to the series, each game is an individual story so Persona 5 will be a good starting point.

Persona 5 is confirmed for a 2016 release for PS3 and PS4.

Pokkén Tournament

2016 is going to be an exciting year for Pokémon and one of the reasons for this is undoubtably the Pokémon x Tekken title that is Pokkén Tournament. The game will feature a number of popular Pokémon, battling it out in arcade-style combat. Originally only for Japanese arcades, it was recently announced that Pokkén Tournament would see a Wii U release in 2016.

What we’ve seen so far looks very impressive and there are several new elements coming to the console release of the game, such as new playable Pokémon and even the never-seen-before creature, Shadow Mewtwo.

Pokkén Tournament will release in the 2nd Quarter, exclusively for Wii U.

Tom Clancy’s The Division

Another game that was also featured in last year’s Most Anticipated list, Tom Clancy’s The Division was revealed at E3 2013 with an impressive gameplay demo, and players have been hyped for its release ever since.

Now, the game finally has a release date and we’re only a few months away from jumping head-first into the open world, massively multiplayer online shooter. The Division is an ambitious combination of genres but everything in last year’s second gameplay demo suggests that it all works well.

Tom Clancy’s The Division will release on March 8th for PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

Gears of War 4

The fifth major installment in its series, Gears of War 4 caused a lot of excitement after it was revealed in January last year. However, Gears 4 has a lot of questions surrounding it, most notably whether The Coalition will be able to carry on the work of Epic Games/People Can Fly.

While some may see a developer switch as a cause for concern, seeing more of Marcus Fenix’s story following on from the wild ride that was Gears of War 3, might just help quiet some of the complaints. 2016 also sees the release of the Gears of War Ultimate Edition for Windows, which allows PC users to experience the story of the first game again with remastered graphics.

Gears of War 4 will release in the Q4 for Xbox One.

The Legend of Zelda

Another game initially scheduled for a 2015 release date, The Legend of Zelda (Working Title) for Wii U has generated plenty of hype since its announcement. The first Zelda game to be developed with HD graphics, the title also features a huge open-world that is said to be larger than any of the previous games, and as big as the Wii U hardware can handle.

The next The Legend of Zelda title aims to allow players to travel wherever they want and complete dungeons in any order they choose, as opposed to the series’ standard linear nature. There are plenty of reasons to look forward to this game, with producer Eiji Aonuma even calling this “the ultimate and most complete Zelda game”.

The Legend of Zelda doesn’t have a confirmed release date yet but it was recently stated to still be coming in 2016, exclusively for the Wii U

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