Games you can play this week – monsters and magic

29 August 2016

There’s a handful of games rounding off the August month and preparing us for September, including the return of a horror veteran, an MMO giant’s new chapter, and some strange yet interesting adventures. Here’s the picks for the games releasing this week, 29 August – 2 September 2016:

Resident Evil 4

30 August 2016 (Xbox One, PS4)

Following the re-release of Resident Evil 5 and 6 on Xbox One and PS4 earlier this year, Resident Evil 4 (arguably the best entry in the series) gets its turn this week.

Resident Evil 4 tells the story of Leon Kennedy’s mission to rescue Ashley Graham, the president’s daughter, who has apparently been kidnapped by a Spanish cult known as Los Illuminados. The game debuted in 2005 on GameCube and then PlayStation 2, and marked a turning point in the third-person shooter genre with its over-the-shoulder camera.

The PS4 and Xbox One ports of Resident Evil 4 will come with all of the original game’s bonus content, as well as elements that Capcom added in later versions. That includes the side story featuring Ada Wong, which was first released in the game’s PS2 port, and the Mercenaries mode.

World of Warcraft: Legion

30 August 2016 (PC)

World of Warcraft players will be excited to know that the sixth expansion into the insanely popular MMO is arriving this week, adding a new world area, visual upgrades, an increase in level cap from 100 to 110, artifact weapons for each class, the return of a familiar villain, and a new hero class – the demon hunter.


Review originally published on MenStuff.co.za.

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  1. Kromas GG
    29.08.2016 at 11:54

    10 hours till launch!

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