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Shooters to thrill…

Editor Team OXM loves its shooters. So excited are we for the games we’re talking about this month that we’ve renamed ourselves after the FP-s in the S-es. So Editor Chris is the Master Chief, obviously, because he’s in charge, and he called dibs on it. Every gamer loves a good shooter, don’t they? Heck, it’s what the Xbox’s mighty reputation was built on, courtesy of the undisputed king of first-person shooters, Halo. All these years later and Xbox continues to be the home of the great shooter – and we’ve got a whole bunch of new blasters to get excited about this month! First and foremost for Xbox gamers is the exclusive Gears 5. The Coalition’s latest heads up a trio of cover games that also includes a rebooting of the…

Shooters to thrill…

Adam Bryant Staff writer We’ve called Adam… Adam Jensen, after the Deus Ex guy, although as a massive Halo fan he’s gone to his room crying because he couldn’t be Master Chief. Warren Brown Art editor Warren’s Doomguy, because he loves his old games, but also ‘cos he’s always predicting that the mag’s going to go to press late. Nearly, but not quite, Woz! Drew Sleep Production editor Drew is the Wolfenstein series’ BJ Blazkowicz, because as OXM’s spellchecker, we thought we’d keep him on his toes with a really hard-to-spell name. Robin Valentine Contributor Robin’s done such a good job standing in for vacationing Editor Chris this time, we dubbed him Captain Price(less). He hasn’t got the ’tache, but still. Nice one Robin!…

This month we kick things off on page 8 with the surprise news that streaming megastar Ninja has joined the Microsoft family, moving from his former home on Twitch to exclusively broadcast on Mixer. Then we take a sneaky look at the upcoming Xbox Home update (p10), which promises to streamline your dashboard and get you into your games faster than ever before – though at the price of losing a certain special feature… This issue’s most surprising story is definitely the announcement of The Cuphead Show! (p12), a fully animated TV series based on the smash hit game. It’s headed to Netflix to join such hallowed company as Castlevania and The Witcher in the streaming service’s growing library of shows based on games. And then, like a snake eating…

Ninja mixes things up

Earlier this month, popular videogame livestreamer Richard Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins made the bombshell announcement that he has signed an exclusive deal with Microsoft’s very own livestreaming service Mixer, which sees him moving away from creating content on Amazon’s Twitch and over to its rival. The announcement was made via a semi-spoof press panel in which the ‘press’ gave a mix of shocked gasps and cheers to the news, presumably to simulate the kind of reaction his real audience would have. Ninja himself played different members of the press while sporting a variety of outfits and disguises and, although this was done in a tongue-in-cheek manner, the content creator used this chance to answer some of the questions people might want to raise and put some of their worries to bed. “It’s…

Ninja mixes things up

A spot of Home improvement

Let’s be completely honest here: the Xbox One dashboard has never exactly been what you’d call ‘best in show’. Despite numerous well-intentioned updates over the years, it’s never reached the point of feeling as smooth and natural as it should – the legacy of an architecture that was originally planned to be controlled primarily via your voice, not your gamepad. But Microsoft’s new upcoming changes may be about to finally fix things. Currently being tested via an experimental update rolled out to those in the Xbox Insider program, this redesign aims to declutter and simplify Xbox Home’s interface. “It’s the first thing you see when you turn on your Xbox One,” says Bradley Rossetti, Xbox Insider’s team lead, via Xbox Wire. “And we want to deliver an easy and seamless experience…

A spot of Home improvement

Jacked Microsoft adds some great new titles to Game Pass this month, including card battler Slay The Spire and brilliantly fun party-starter The Jackbox Party Pack 2. History lesson A new book, Gears Of War: Retrospective, looks back on the history of the iconic series, and features interviews with the devs who created it. Wake up Now that Remedy owns the rights once again, creator Sam Lake has confirmed he’s keen to make Alan Wake 2. Phoenix down X-COM spiritual successor Phoenix Point (from original series creator Julian Gollop) has been delayed to December. Doom and gloom Legendary developer and studio head Tim Willits has left id Software after nearly a quarter-century of working on classic series such as Doom and Quake. Getting catty Garfield Kart is getting a sequel, dubbed ‘Furious Racing’. Trust us when we say this is not…

A new show to toon in to

Everything comes full circle in the end. Cuphead, the rock-hard indie platformer whose art-style plays bold tribute to the cartoons of the past… is getting its own cartoon. Dubbed The Cuphead Show!, it’ll be rooted in the same classic ’30s animation that the game draws on. The developers at Studio MDHR aren’t animating it themselves – “If we were, I have a feeling it might never get finished,” jokes founder Chad Moldenhauer in his announcement post on Xbox Wire. Instead, it’s being handled by Netflix Animation, the streaming service’s in-house team. Tea V “We’ve been so blown away by the early looks we’ve seen at the series,” says Moldenhauer. “We’re proud to say that they’re carrying on the hand-animated tradition. While they will be using digital tools, they will be bringing things to…

A new show to toon in to

Purple space barrel Citizens Of Space (see p90) wowed me with its huge selection of barrels – so I’ve devoted this month’s column to it, starting with this bold customer. Grey space barrel A haphazard patch covers some past scar on this dignified example. Curious, given Citizens Of Space’s barrels are totally invulnerable and immovable. Toxic space barrel A neon green hue, an alarming logo and even a few noxious bubbles – all signs that say ‘Look, don’t touch’. What corrosive chemical could be housed within? Snowy space barrel A tasteful topping of icy slush leaves no doubt as to this barrel’s chosen environment. Its home may be chilly, but its quiet stoicism warms my heart. Endless space barrels Citizens Of Space has so many barrels that I begin to feel I have met my match. I haven’t even…

Face your fears

The Witch is coming. Don’t worry, you can stop looking over your shoulder – we mean the game, silly. Last month we were given our first good look at this psychological horror and it looks terrifying. It has all the right elements: creepy, dark cabins, even creepier, darker woods and horrific creatures of the night chomping at the bit to hunt you down… You play as Ellis, a former cop investigating the disappearance of a young boy. With your flashlight and camcorder in hand, your search in the Black Hills Forest turns into something far more sinister and supernatural. You won’t be going up against the forces of evil on your own, mind. You’ll have your canine companion Bullet by your side, and he’ll do more than just keep you company. Your…

Face your fears

New console, new games – and a whole new set of demands

Doesn’t time fly? It feels like only yesterday we were opening up boxes and our lives to a new console generation with the Xbox One, and now, almost six years and more than a few grey hairs later, we’re talking about Xbox’s next iteration with Project Scarlett. This new device might not even have a proper name yet, but that hasn’t stopped us from coming up with a list of demands as to what we think Microsoft’s new machine should be capable of. Adam: I’m huge on backwards compatibility, and Microsoft has already expressed its commitment to that end, but I would love for the new system to be natively compatible with the whole Xbox back catalogue of games. Warren: A more straightforward solution would be nice. I don’t mind playing titles…

New console, new games – and a whole new set of demands

I would love to have the Snap feature back. Loved it when I first got my Xbox One. Unfortunately, it didn’t stay long. Avery Gibson I would really like a tea urn. Just a small one. Like three to five litres. With a tap straight on the pad. David Hodge I would love to be able to use voice commands for messages, code inputting, club messages etc. All that trying to type on that keyboard is horrible. Lisa Liene Maybe include VR games and produce your own VR headsets. I would like to play Beat Saber some time. Yamni Semans Apple Music, Discord and more features involving the Avatars. Emily Contreras A complete revamp of the UI. I would love to see themes added and things organised better. Timothy Gray Stephens Backwards controller capability for all previous Xbox consoles. Gregory James Agree with the…

Before we dive into this month’s column, allow me to give you a very brief history of videogames. When I was born, in the time before time, as a being of pure light jettisoned from the universe’s loins with the force of a hundred supernovae, games were way more primitive than they are now. The first videogame, whose name was known only to the elders of the village, involved hitting a rock with a stick until the stick broke and everybody cheered. The second videogame was Pong, which wasn’t quite as much fun as the one with the stick and the cheering, and then the third game was Wonder Boy III: The Dragon’s Trap for the Sega Master System, a prehistoric console that was the size of a Nissan Micra…

I’m getting a real sense of deja vu this month. You know that feeling that you’ve seen, heard or felt something before? I know what you’re thinking, that this is just going to be another month and another column where I spout a load of old nonsense, exactly like every other month. No… well, probably. But it’s not that, although actually it feels to me as though I just wrote this column. Which I kind of did: last month I was late writing it, and this month I’m early. No, it’s not that either. It’s partly something to do with gaming’s preoccupation with ‘the loop’. We talk a lot about perfecting a ‘gaming loop’, the core idea of a game, a mechanic central to its structure that’s so good it keeps…

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The games we want the most

An ancient evil returns to haunt the land once more as blood-sucking sequel Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 (p26) swoops out of the shadows. Our hands-on reveals a game of fantastically horrible powers, difficult moral decisions and, er, dodgy dancing. Rather lighter and brighter is LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga (p30), a new reimagining of the entire film series, with some major twists on the LEGO formula. Meanwhile, Ori And The Will Of The Wisps (p32) has finally revealed its release date, and it’s sadly rather later than we’d hoped. Check out our write-up to find out why it’ll be worth the wait. We’ll need to be patient for Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey (p33) too – its story of man’s evolution takes place over millions of years. But…

The games we want the most

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2

The original RPG was inspired by Chaosium’s Call Of Cthulhu game, as well as vampire movies PUBLISHER PARADOX INTERACTIVE DEVELOPER HARDSUIT LABS ETA EARLY 2020 Everyone loves a vampire. From Christopher Lee’s charismatic Dracula, via the insipid toothsome teens of Twilight to the sexier vampires of True Blood or The Lost Boys, there’s an appeal to sleeping all day, partying all night, never growing old and never dying. Yet still role-playing as an actual vampire in a videogame is something we’ve had few real opportunities to do. Those gamers who got the chance to play Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines on PC back in 2004 fondly remember it as an ambitious, if hugely flawed, vampire RPG. Based on a tabletop RPG, it put you in the role of a newly-made vampire finding its fangs in…

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga

PUBLISHER WARNER BROS DEVELOPER TRAVELLER’S TALES ETA 2020 In The Phantom Menace, Qui-Gon Jinn uses a modified Gillette razor as his communicator There are many constants in our universe: time, gravity, change, humanity’s stupidity and, of course, the LEGO games – especially ones based on Star Wars. If Disney keeps making the films, Traveller’s Tales, it seems, will keep making the games. Following the release of LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, we were surprised not to see a game based on The Last Jedi to coincide with the film. Little did we know that work had instead begun on The Skywalker Saga, an epic collection that delivers all nine films in one. Traveller’s Tales is promising to serve up a huge amount of content, and this isn’t just a remake of all the old stuff…

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga

Ori And The Will Of The Wisps

PUBLISHER XBOX GAME STUDIOS DEVELOPER MOON STUDIOS ETA 11 FEBRUARY 2020 Your movement abilities include a dash roll, a grappling hook and the ability to burrow through sand Two years on from its announcement, we have to admit we’re disappointed to find out, thanks to a recent announcement, we’ve still got another six months before this sequel reaches our consoles. But good things come to those who wait, they say, and here it’s looking like the adage is true – Ori And The Will Of The Wisps seems as worthy a follow-up as we could’ve hoped for. Everything you loved about the original Ori And The Blind Forest is present and correct, from breathtakingly beautiful animation to heartstring-tugging storytelling. But it’s all been dialled up, creating an adventure of grander ambitions and more nuanced action. Not…

Ori And The Will Of The Wisps

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey

PUBLISHER PRIVATE DIVISION DEVELOPER PANACHE DIGITAL GAMES ETA DECEMBER You wouldn’t think it from its 8 million year time frame and ambitious open world, but the game is being made by a team of just 35 developers Are you really smarter than the apes that came before you? Ancestors: The Humankind Legacy sends you 10 million years back in time to find out, putting you in control of a clan of prehuman missing links and challenging you to keep them alive long enough for them to evolve into… well, us. While you play as one ape at a time, you’re free to switch between any member of your hairy family at will. If one dies, you simply move on to another – but if they all die, you’ll have to start all over again. In…

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey

Journey To The Savage Planet

PUBLISHER 505 GAMES DEVELOPER TYPHOON STUDIOS ETA 2020 The 27-strong team at Typhoon studios is made up of alumni from the likes of EA and Ubisoft Exploring the vastness of space is no trifling matter – it demands precise skill, expert knowledge, and the very best of equipment. Well, normally at least. Journey To The Savage Planet dares to ask the question, what if a rank amateur set out for the stars with nothing but a head full of dreams, a pocket full of hope and the backing of the world’s fourth best interstellar exploration company? The answer is, er, die a lot. This first-person survival adventure tasks you with exploring a colourful, bizarre and, yes, deadly alien world. But far from feeling punishing, a comedic spirit turns every death into a punchline, after which…

Journey To The Savage Planet

PUBLISHER BANDAI NAMCO DEVELOPER BANDAI NAMCO ETA 27 SEPTEMBER The game features an absurdly in-depth character creator, though you still always end up looking like a Hot Topic employee Since its smash success back in 2011, there’s been no shortage of pretenders to Dark Souls’ lofty throne. Standing out in the action RPG subgenre FromSoftware has left in its wake is harder than ever. So what’s Code Vein’s tactic? In short: restraint is for suckers. Everything about Bandai Namco’s latest, finally emerging this September after a year’s delay, is gleefully over-the-top. Its post-apocalyptic setting, overrun with the undead, is ruled by ‘Revenants’, a society of fabulous vampires. These spiky-haired goths represent a very specific new interpretation of the classic mythology – sure, they still drink the red stuff and wear a lot of black, but…

PUBLISHER RAW FURY DEVELOPER BIRD BATH GAMES ETA 2020 The developer was inspired to make Atomicrops after playing countless hours of Stardew Valley Post-apocalypses aren’t exactly uncommon in gaming. At this point, you probably think you’ve seen everything irradiated wastelands have to offer. But wait! You’ve never farmed in one, right? In Atomicrops, you own the last fertile fields in the end times, so it’s up to you to grow as many crops as you can to provide food for your local town. Not for free, of course – each veggie will earn you a fistful of cash, proving that even the end of civilisation can’t stop capitalism. You need that dosh to keep yourself well-equipped because, while your crops are quite safe during the day, at night mutated monsters emerge from the wastes. They’re hell-bent…

PUBLISHER FOCUS HOME INTERACTIVE DEVELOPER DECK13 ETA 24 SEPTEMBER Deck13’s Johannes Bickle says Jericho CIty is an amalgamation of US cities Are you, for some reason, the sort of person who could never get into the Dark Souls games because they didn’t have enough dismemberment? If so, then Deck13 has its sights set on you with The Surge 2, which takes the machine-battling Soulslike away from an industrial estate and right into the heart of the sprawling, futuristic urban Jericho City. Even without really knowing what’s going on, it doesn’t take you long to suit up with all the tools you’ll need for some truly hardcore combat from the police armoury, and begin chopping up bodies without much of a second thought. But shearing one part of someone’s body from another isn’t just a novelty.…

Two Point Hospital

PUBLISHER SEGA DEVELOPER TWO POINT STUDIOS ETA WINTER Members of the team worked on not just Theme Hospital, but other Bullfrog classics such as Black & White and Populous A patient comes to your office with unusual symptoms, including a shiny red nose, giant feet and an excess of buffoonery. Your diagnostic skills find the obvious cause – a severe jest infection. The only cure? A trip to the clown clinic for a complete excision of their out-of-control sense of humour. So, yes, Two Point Hospital’s grasp of medical practice doesn’t lean on the realistic side, but that doesn’t make this detailed management sim any less engrossing. As administrator, you’re tasked with building and maintaining the best hospitals you can, keeping on top of everything from designing rooms, hiring and firing nurses and doctors, performing…

Two Point Hospital

Gods & Monsters

PUBLISHER UBISOFT DEVELOPER UBISOFT QUEBEC ETA 25 FEBRUARY 2020 The game even has the same consultant historian as Assassin’s Creed Odyssey – Dr Stéphanie-Anne Ruatta, an expert in mythology After the sprawling epic that was Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, you might think Ubisoft would be done with the world of ancient Greece. Not so, apparently – though not connected to the AC series, this new action RPG dips right back into the classical world, and comes from the same development team, Ubisoft Quebec. This time, though, mythology and magic are front and centre as you battle monsters in service of the gods. “What was cool about diving into a setting like we did with Assassin’s Creed Odyssey was that you start to know quite a bit about it,” says creative director Jonathan Dumont in an interview…

Gods & Monsters

BLACKSAD: UNDER THE SKIN PUBLISHER MICROIDS DEVELOPER PENDULO STUDIOS DUE 5 NOVEMBER This noir detective story is no less hardboiled for being set in a world of anthropomorphic cats and dogs. Blacksad’s feline senses allow you to make Holmeslike observations, zooming in on characters to discover new clues about them. A delay from September to November means you’ll have to wait a little longer before getting stuck into its cases, however. UNDERMINE PUBLISHER THORIUM DEVELOPER THORIUM DUE 2020 A top-down roguelike with a whiff of The Binding Of Isaac about it, this underground adventure casts you as a portly miner and challenges you to gather as much precious gold ore as you can down in the depths. Monsters abound, and you’ve only your trusty pickaxe to battle with – but every time you die you get to…

PUBLISHER XBOX GAME STUDIOS / DEVELOPER THE COALITION / RELEASE DATE 10 SEPTEMBER When Gears Of War arrived on the scene almost 13 years ago it established itself as one of the most memorable action-packed shooters out there. Not just because its campaign was immensely compelling, with excellent level design, over-the-top action set-pieces and an engaging story, but also because its multiplayer offering kept us all entertained for years. So with Gears 5 almost upon us, there’s a lot to get excited about. Not much is known about the story outside the trailers shown so far, but with the cliffhanger from the last game it’s almost impossible not to be itching to find out what happens next, and it looks like we’re finally going to get some answers. To recap (big spoilers coming…

CALL OF DUTY MODERN WARFARE

PUBLISHER ACTIVISION/ DEVELOPER INFINITY WARD / RELEASE DATE 25 OCTOBER Developer Infinity Ward isn’t continuing the original Modern Warfare series – its grounded action, believable characters and take on military combat has rarely been bettered. Instead, the studio is taking that idea of the original and reimagining it. So Captain Price, the cinematic take on military conflict and story have been rebuilt for both today’s gameplay and expectations. As studio narrative director Taylor Kurosaki puts it, “What do the words ‘modern warfare’ mean in 2019?” From what OXM has seen it’s a stern mix of tense gunplay and, likely, controversy. One story beat includes a terrorist attack on Piccadilly Circus, involving car bombs and gunmen. So far it’s only been shown in teasing glimpses, when London police officer Sergeant Kyle Garrick arrives…

CALL OF DUTY MODERN WARFARE

PUBLISHER BETHESDA SOFTWORKS / DEVELOPER ID SOFTWARE / RELEASE DATE 22 NOVEMBER The 2016 Doom reboot raised the bar pretty high for both the franchise and first-person shooters as a whole. Its ‘push-forward’ combat was such a revelation and made the demon-slaying exhilarating. But where do you go from there? Well, for its sequel id Software has no choice but to increase the stakes. “If we don’t raise the bar, and you come back and it’s like when you watch a sequel to a movie that just does the same thing as the first one, then it won’t have the same engagement,” says creative director Hugo Martin. “Push-forward combat was new in 2016. It’s not going to be new when we come out this time.” “That push-forward combat is still at the core…

PUBLISHER XBOX GAME STUDIOS / DEVELOPER 343 INDUSTRIES / ETA HOLIDAY 2020 MASTER CHIEF BLASTS XBOX INTO A NEW GENERATION After the polarising Halo 5: Guardians, Infinite has a lot of work on its heavily armoured hands when it comes to winning back Master Chief fans. Sensibly, it plans to do this by doubling down on the shooter icon. Ditching the snooze-inducing Captain Locke, the sixth mainline entry in Microsoft’s headline FPS franchise will solely focus on John 117. Judging by the latest E3 trailer, it looks like Infinite is set on one of the series’ titular rings, while Chief himself is back in armour reminiscent of his Mjolnir Mark VI kit from Halo 2. Thanks to the power of the shiny new Slipspace engine, 343 Industries’ latest take on the iconic shooter…

DESTINY 2: SHADOWKEEP

PUBLISHER BUNGIE / DEVELOPER BUNGIE / ETA 1 OCTOBER BUNGIE’S LATEST DLC SHOOTS FOR THE MOON The first expansion since developer Bungie split with Destiny’s original publisher Activision, there’s a lot of pressure on this expansion. Thankfully, it looks like the former Halo developer is more than up to the task. For longtime Guardians, the decision to return the action to the Moon is a welcome one. The original game took great delight in making you take giant leaps for mankind as you shot Hive nasties, and the returning space rock also brings with it new PvE and PvP maps, alongside fresh armour and outlandish Exotic weapons. Shadowkeep serves as somewhat of a rebirth for Destiny 2. To coincide with its release, the base game is going free-to-play. While that’s a big enough…

DESTINY 2: SHADOWKEEP

RAIN BOW SIX QUARANTINE

PUBLISHER UBISOFT /DEVELOPER UBISOFT MONTREAL / ETA SPRING 2020 We’re not sure if its dearly departed, military-focused author would approve of its ET-annihilating antics, but this PvE spin-off sounds like heaps of fun. Slaughtering alien zombies may not exactly be classic Tom Clancy, but such a drastic thematic shake-up at least shows the series is willing to take bold risks. Outside of the fact your specialist is going to be taking down otherworldly coffin dodgers, there’s not a whole lot of confirmed info on Quarantine. Set for a spring release next year, you can be sure constant co-op comms and creeping around corridors will be involved.…

RAIN BOW SIX QUARANTINE

GHOST RECON BREAKPOINT

PUBLISHER UBISOFT /DEVELOPER UBISOFT PARIS / ETA 4 OCTOBER If nothing else, Ubi’s iconic spectres are going to serve up easy thrills for fans of The Punisher and a certain Austrian cyborg. Not only is Jon Bernthal bringing his distinct Frank Castle drawl to Breakpoint as its apparent big bad, the sandbox shooter will also feature Terminator-themed DLC. Based on a lengthy gameplay demo from this year’s E3, it looks like the series’ traditional co-op, deeply tactical slaughter is back on the menu. Set on the fictional island of Auroa, there’s an even greater focus on stealth than in past entries, with players able to camouflage themselves using mud.…

GHOST RECON BREAKPOINT

PUBLISHER 2K GAMES /DEVELOPER GEARBOX / ETA 13 SEPTEMBER This upcoming threequel has the coolest grenades around. While its upgraded skill tree sounds swell – each of the game’s four classes now have three distinct special powers – we’re most excited about the loot shooter’s ‘nades. Speaking to our sister mag PC Gamer, creative director Paul Sage lifted the lid on Borderlands 3’s bouncy implements of destruction. “The other day I threw a grenade that bounced, it would stick, it would explode and it would fire guns as it was going. We have a ton of different grenades.” They fire bullets and explode!? We’re sooo in.…

PUBLISHER SQUARE ENIX /DEVELOPER PEOPLE CAN FLY / ETA 2020 It seems like an ice age ago since People Can Fly released cult hit Bulletstorm, but now the studio is back with another exciting (albeit less sweary) shooter. With our damp rock on the brink of extinction, it’s up to what remains of humanity to eke out an existence on the planet Enoch. Before this alien world can be colonised, though, its tripod-like War Of The Worlds beasties must be beaten back. With three-player drop-in/drop-out co-op, this looks to be a more sociable affair than Bulletstorm. Here’s hoping it captures even a third of that potty-mouthed first-person shooter’s charm.…

SIX SHOOTERS THAT CHANGED IT ALL

HALO: COMBAT EVOLVED PUBLISHER MICROSOFT GAME STUDIOS /DEVELOPER BUNGIE / FORMAT XBOX The landmark shooter in Xbox history is also one of the greatest launch games of all time. An astounding statement of intent for Microsoft’s debut console, Halo: Combat Evolved is one of the most acclaimed shooters ever developed. Combat Evolved is a masterclass in rapier-sharp shooter pacing. Those first fights against the Covenant in verdant valleys; the eerie introduction of the Flood; that final Warthog chase. Today people associate Halo with stellar online offerings, but the original made its name thanks to one of the best campaigns in shooter history. John 117, we salute you. CALL OF DUTY 4: MODERN WARFARE PUBLISHER ACTIVISION /DEVELOPER INFINITY WARD / FORMAT XBOX 360 You just can’t keep a good moustache down. After years of increasing irrelevance during…

SIX SHOOTERS THAT CHANGED IT ALL

STATE OF THE ART

When you think of videogame concept art, if you ever do at all, it’s probably just as something nice to look at in an art book, magazine feature, or unlockables gallery. Rarely do we stop to consider just how important a part of the process of development these drawings and paintings truly are. As we explore and engross ourselves in expansive fantasy realms and fight our way through science fiction space operas and action-packed adventure games it’s easy to take it all these worlds for granted. But without concept artists working to infuse the first breaths of life into these vistas, quite simply, none of the games we love would exist at all. As Darren Bacon, concept art lead on Halo Infinite, puts it: “Concept is the tip of the spear…

STATE OF THE ART

Your gaming month sorted with our definitive reviews

Do BJ Blazkowicz’s feisty twin daughters bring twice the fun to Wolfenstein: Youngblood (p72)? Find out with our definitive Nazi-killin’ verdict over the page. And if intense co-op action is your bag, Supermarket Shriek (p76) is one to check out too. As a man and a goat trapped in a high-speed shopping trolley, you have to scream your way around the aisles. Our score… might surprise you. We’ve also got the heavenly Sol Seraph (p78), a 2D platformer/tower defence hybrid with more than a hint of a certain beloved retro classic about it… And speaking of retro, Stranger Things 3: The Game (p81) unashamedly evokes a bygone, pixelated era as it retells the latest season of the nostalgic TV show in videogame form – but does it live up to…

Your gaming month sorted with our definitive reviews

Wolfenstein: Youngblood

PUBLISHER BETHESDA / DEVELOPER MACHINEGAMES / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £24.99/$29.99 The game was originally going to be more story-focused and would have followed only one twin As the Eurythmics attested in its 1985 banger, “Sisters are doin’ it for themselves”. Only in the case of this uneven shooter’s twin stars, they’re not so much “ringin’ on their own bells” as smashing Nazi skulls to pieces with a shotgun. They’re also “standin’ on their own two feet”, albeit ones shelled inside metallic armour that turn BJ Blazkowicz’s daughters into teen RoboCops. A spin-off of MachineGames beloved Blaz’ reboots, Wolfenstein: Youngblood carries the same muscular, Hitler-hating DNA of its parent titles. Yet where New Order and New Colossus used eccentric storytelling and impeccable pacing to pull you through their campaigns, this companion…

Wolfenstein: Youngblood

Supermarket Shriek

PUBLISHER BILLY GOAT ENTERTAINMENT / DEVELOPER BILLY GOAT ENTERTAINMENT / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £14.99/$17.99 The British version of Supermarket Sweep is making a return this year, with Rylan Clark-Neal as host We’re not quite sure how the humble goat became gaming’s official comedy animal, but Supermarket Shriek certainly secures its position at the top of the mountain. The game stars a man and a goat, trapped by fate or circumstance in the same shopping trolley. They face a world filled with obstacles, which they can only navigate by screaming really hard. It’s an apt metaphor for life in 2019. There are a few ways to play. The simplest involves you controlling man and goat alike, with their yelps assigned to one trigger apiece. The goat sends the trolley careening left,…

Supermarket Shriek

PUBLISHER SEGA / DEVELOPER ACE TEAM / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £11.99/$14.99 Once upon a time – so the legend goes – there was a game called ActRaiser. This was the SNES era, so long ago now it is remembered only by the ancients, but the scrolls tell us that ActRaiser was a title unlike any other at the time. Because, really, this was two games in one. A side-scrolling action platformer and a top-down city-builder, all tied together by a story about a deity fighting back demons and helping early man along the path to civilisation. A literal god game. A thing about mythology, though? It always moves in cycles – and so once more we return, with SolSeraph. The name might have changed, but don’t be fooled: this is…

Stranger Things 3: The Game

PUBLISHER NETFLIX / DEVELOPER BONUSXP / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £16.74/$19.99 You can also play the game in couch co-op, with the action becoming split-screen Much like the Netflix show, this tie-in taps into such a deep well of nostalgia that it’s hard not to get sucked into its time vortex, one that whisks you back to the mid-’80s, albeit anachronistically in videogame terms. The game’s pixel art feel recalls SNES-style 16-bit graphics, with the world of Hawkins, Indiana presented in a vibrant, isometric perspective. A decade out, then, since we didn’t see games like this until the early ‘90s. Still, it bursts with retro energy, particularly the way in which the show’s characters remain instantly recognisable, even hilariously so, despite the lack of polygonal definition. Then there’s the old-school fetch-quest…

Stranger Things 3: The Game

They Are Billions

PUBLISHER BLITWORKS / DEVELOPER NUMANTIAN GAMES / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £20.99/$24.99 Real-time strategy games have always been an odd fit on consoles. The genre’s home territory is PC, and it’s never quite conquered the new land of TV screens and thumbsticks. But over the years, there has been a push – most notably in the Halo Wars games – to make the traditional mix of building, managing and battling as accessible on a controller as it is with a mouse and keyboard. And now there’s They Are Billions, an excellent strategy game about surviving in a wasteland filled with zombies – and one which ignores all of that progress. The game pulls in elements from city-builders and tower defence games to create a satisfying loop: build up a little…

They Are Billions

PUBLISHER ALTERED MATTER / DEVELOPER ALTERED MATTER / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £14.24/$16.99 Etherborn is the first indie game funded by 20 Century Fox’s game division, FoxNext Games Have you ever stared at a piece of art on a gallery wall, trying to figure out what it all means, until eventually you just walk away and accept that you’re just never going to truly ‘get’ it? Etherborn is kind of like that, but with physics puzzles. Everything about its presentation is quintessentially ‘indie game’, from the Monument Valley-style architecture to the twinkly music and soft pastel colours. And, of course, how weird it all is. You play a spindly, faceless human being, their body translucent so you can see all the blood vessels and organs inside – but somehow it’s beautiful…

Lethal League Blaze

PUBLISHER TEAM REPTILE / DEVELOPER TEAM REPTILE / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £16.74/$19.99 One of the characters is an inline skater called Jet – a nod to the shredding graffiti artists from Jet Set Radio, perhaps? This game is rooted in two fundamental facets of the human condition: the urge to hit things, and the urge to bonk other people on the head. It’s even wrapped up in pretty colours. Perfect! It’s a cross between dodgeball, squash and the Thunderdome, with two to four players batting a deadly ball between them until only one is left standing. There are two ‘how to play’ tutorials, which do an amazingly bad job of explaining how the game works. They make it clear that the aim is to hit your opponents with the ball…

Lethal League Blaze

Lost Orbit: Terminal Velocity

PUBLISHER PIXELNAUTS / DEVELOPER PIXELNAUTS / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £8.39/$9.99 Lost Orbit’s robot buddy is named Atley ‘Null’ Probe. That’s right: A. Null Probe Ahh, the majesty of space. The glint of distant stars, the movement of heavenly bodies… the almighty crash when you misjudge a barrel roll and splat into a planet’s surface. Lost Orbit is a self-described dodge-’em-up about an astronaut whose ship explodes, leaving him stranded in deep space. It’s like Gravity, if Sandra Bullock was a chunky little cartoon man. It all starts out rather serene – a floaty space odyssey with twinkly music and a mysterious narrator who sounds like a podcast host but turns out to be an AI probe. Gradually, though, more and more abilities come online: a sideways dodge, a bomb to…

Lost Orbit: Terminal Velocity

Citizens Of Space

PUBLISHER SEGA / DEVELOPER EDEN INDUSTRIES / RELEASE DATE OUT NOW / COST £11.99/$14.99 The game features so many barrels that we’ve dedicated this month’s entire Barrel Watch column to it – check it out on page 12 This turn-based RPG’s protagonist – Earth’s ambassador to the Galactic Federation of alien planets – is perhaps the most relentlessly upbeat hero we’ve ever seen in a game. His bright white smile seems permanently fixed, and despite a pretty shaky skillset, his optimism and ambition know no bounds. This makes him simultaneously endearing and deeply irritating and, well, Citizens Of Space is sort of the same way. Earth (yes, the entire planet) has mysteriously gone missing, and it’s your job to find it. The game’s delightfully weird premise is that, as you investigate across the…

Citizens Of Space

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Borderlands 2 provides a strange mix of past and present on page 96 this month, as we try the new DLC for the now five-year-old game, released to bridge the gap between it and its upcoming sequel. Is it a good enough reason to return to the classic shooter, or just a half-cocked chunk of marketing? Found out over the page… Also in Now Playing, we’re still banging our heads against whip-smart roguelike Dead Cells (p98) and its endless, procedurally generated corridors. And, ahead of the release of the series’ new prequel, we’ve loaded up prettified re-release Darksiders Warmastered Edition (p99) to see how well the game stands up today against its obvious influences. Over in our Retrospective, we take a look at the flawed treasure that is Brute Force…

PUBLISHER 2K GAMES / DEVELOPER GEARBOX SOFTWARE / FORMAT XBOX ONE / RELEASE DATE JUNE 2019 If you told me six months ago that I’d be firing up Borderlands 2 again to play a new bite-sized campaign, I simply wouldn’t have believed you. Heck, even Gearbox’s long-awaited threequel, which was merely a faint glimmer in my eye by that point, seemed more likely. And yet here I am jumping into Commander Lilith & The Fight For Sanctuary, the latest – and presumably final – piece of DLC for everyone’s favourite cel-shaded looter-shooter, offering up new plant-riddled enemy types to kill and a new Effervescent gun tier to do it with. Hopefully, by its end I can consider the story gap between 2014’s Tales From The Borderlands and the upcoming Borderlands 3…

PUBLISHER MOTION TWIN / DEVELOPER MOTION TWIN / FORMAT XBOX ONE / RELEASE DATE 7 AUGUST 2018 I don’t know what it is that makes Dead Cells so fun. It might be the crazily tight combat. It could be the smart level design. Perhaps it’s just the fact I want to kick the Hand Of The King’s ass into next week a few more times. Whatever it is, it’s made me sink 60 hours into the game in just over a month. For some sprawling, triple-A titles – games like AC: Odyssey and Red Dead Redemption II – you could understand it. But Dead Cells is a rogue-lite, 2D side-scrolling platformer with a set number of areas and a final boss. If you die, you go back to the start with a…

PUBLISHER THQ NORDIC / DEVELOPER KAIKO, VIGIL GAMES / FORMAT XBOX ONE / RELEASE DATE NOVEMBER 2016 ‘It’s like Zelda.’ Now call me crazy, but I can’t help but feel that over the years these three words have never done the first Darksiders justice, incorrectly rendering this stylish (and brutal) action adventure as little more than an inferior take on its contemporaries. It’s simply not the case. That’s why, to prove this tact, I recently thought it worth diving back into Vigil Games’ cult classic hack-and-slasher in the lead up to its upcoming prequel game. Alongside his brother and new horseman Strife, War will once again be back in the saddle for Darksiders Genesis. And if his efforts in this awfully titled Warmastered Edition of the original are anything to go…

RETROSPECTIVE BRUTE FORCE

PUBLISHER MICROSOFT GAME STUDIOS / DEVELOPER DIGITAL ANVIL / FORMAT XBOX When it landed with a brute force of its own in 2001, Microsoft’s first console had been accompanied by hands-down the best launch title ever. It was Halo that put the Xbox into gamers’ homes, despite the fact they may already have owned Sony’s well-established rival system, then on its second iteration and with enough games to satisfy even the most prolific and hardcore players. Other Xbox launch titles, such as Project Gotham Racing and Dead Or Alive 3, were great games, of course, but there was a feeling initially that the Xbox may lack the library of its competitor, and gamers were hungry for more titles as good as Halo: Combat Evolved. Enter Digital Anvil and its squad shooter Brute…

RETROSPECTIVE BRUTE FORCE

WHY I LOVE… ROCKSTAR’S SOCIAL INTERACTIONS

I have to confess that I’m a bit of a super-fan of Rockstar’s games. That the company’s games play fantastically well, have brilliant themes and are presented so stylishly, is obvious. But my favourite moments in any Rockstar game are all to do with the dialogue. Rockstar is always so very strong on characterisation that, even going back to beginning of GTA, its games always contain delicious scripting. There is so much quotable scripted dialogue in Red Dead Redemption II that we could fill this entire issue of OXM just with those gems. However, it’s the more incidental moments of chatter that really impress. With a massive voice cast and 12,000 lines of dialogue seemingly for every named character, everyone’s got something unique and funny to say. The game is packed…

WHY I LOVE… ROCKSTAR’S SOCIAL INTERACTIONS

10 BEST STORES IN XBOX GAMES

10 THE MERCHANT – RESIDENT EVIL 4 As if there isn’t enough that’s creepy in Resi 4, what with Dr Salvador and Spanish villages full of weird cultists with chainsaws, you have to contend with this weird masked trader. He lures you into dark places with a gravelly voiced, “Over here stranger!” then proceeds to growl things like, “Got some rare things on sale stranger!” And, even creepier, especially out of context, “Stranger! That’s a weapon!” He also has a shop, which can only be accessed via labyrinthine tunnels and a secret entrance in a place rife with Las Plagas parasites. You’d think a High Street might be a better choice of location for a shop. All in all, this bloke has given us more nightmares than the Child Catcher from…

10 BEST STORES IN XBOX GAMES

Games, films and television – everything you need for the ultimate Xbox One experience TEN XBOX ONE GAMES YOU SHOULD BE PLAYING games 01 RED DEAD REDEMPTION II PUBLISHER ROCKSTAR GAMES A stone cold 10/10 classic and the best looking console game there’s ever been, with easily the most surprising story in open-world history. Plays best on X, too. DEFINING MOMENT That incredible, unforeseen twist halfway through. 02 FORZA HORIZON 4 PUBLISHER MICROSOFT STUDIOS A must-have experience for every Xbox One owner, not only is the racing excellent and varied, the open-world playground you drive across is one of the most stunning places we’ve seen on the console. DEFINING MOMENT Seeing the seasons change for the first time. 03 RESIDENT EVIL 2 PUBLISHER CAPCOM Fantastic reboot of the ’90s survival horror classic that perfectly captures the essence of the original…

OXM TEAM CHOICE

Chris’ choice WOLFENSTEIN: YOUNGBLOOD As a fan of id’s classic shooter series I couldn’t wait to get hold of the latest Nazi-killing instalment. It’s pretty much got all of Wolfie’s best bits, like shooting stuff with big guns, plus it’s (young-) bloody good fun in co-op. Adam’s choice RESIDENT EVIL 2 With the official announcement of a Resident Evil Netflix series, I’ve been inspired to enter the halls of the Racoon City Police Department HQ once again. Let’s hope the upcoming series is as good as this remake. Drew’s choice DESTINY 2 The hand cannon-wielding scourge of the Solar System has returned after two years of exile. Lock up your Ghosts: I’m back haunting the Crucible. Rally to the flag: I’ll be in the public zones popping off precision kills.…

OXM TEAM CHOICE

MAKE THE MOST OF HAVING MULTIPLE XBOXES Making your Xbox your ‘Home’ console means everybody with a profile on your Xbox One can access all the games and apps you own, on any console, without signing in as you (unless you’ve restricted access via Family Features). Just go to Settings > Personalisation > My Home Xbox to make that console your Home, or un-Home it. When you change Home consoles, all licences for digital content move to your new Home Xbox and are no longer available on the old one – though your previous Home Xbox will still allow your friends and family to access your stuff while you’re signed in. Note, however, that you can only change your Home console five times within a one-year period, and customer support isn’t…

Krzysztof Chomicki Game and level designer at Phobia Game Studio Krzysztof Chomicki spent time as a writer for Polish entertainment website GRY-OnLine before moving into making games. His previous work includes fastpaced 2D shooter Butcher, and he’s currently working on the reverse horror game Carrion. LOVE THIS ISSUE? THE NEXT ONE WILL BE READY FOR YOU ON 20 SEPTEMBER…

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