Games you can play this week – zombies and dungeons

18 January 2016

As time marches on, 2016 now in full swing, we have new video game releases to check out.

This week features a mix of intriguing smaller games and a couple of ports worth revisiting.

Darkest Dungeon – January 19

(PC)

Darkest Dungeon is a roguelike, dungeon crawler video game created by indie game developer Red Hook Studios. The game has the player manage a roster of heroes to explore dungeons below a gothic mansion the player has inherited.

Played out in a mix of real-time movement and turn-based combat, a core feature of Darkest Dungeon is the stress level of each hero that increases with further exploration and combat; a character sustaining a high stress level may gain afflictions that will hamper, or possibly enhance, their performance as an explorer.

Resident Evil Origins Collection – January 22

(PS4, Xbox One, PC)

The Origins Collection takes all of the hot action from Resident Evil 0 HD and bundles it together with last year’s excellent remaster of the Resident Evil remake.

Both games now have high-resolution textures that have been created from scratch, including 1080p support on next-gen consoles, while still preserving the classic appearance of the original releases.

More game releases

PC-platform-tag

Resident Evil Origins Collection
Darkest Dungeon
The Deadly Tower of Monsters
Zombi
Life is Strange

Xbox One platform tag

Resident Evil Origins Collection
Zombi
Life is Strange

PS4 platform tag

Resident Evil Origins Collection
The Deadly Tower of Monsters
Zombi
Life is Strange

3DS platform tag

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam


Article originally published on MenStuff.co.za.

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