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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn
RPG
December 4, 2012
The final story-driven DLC expansion for the acclaimed 2011 RPG The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim by Bethesda Softworks. The Dragonborn expansion takes place on a cold island called Solstheim, located northeast of the Skyrim province. The place should be known to the fans of the series from the second expansion to The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. The story focuses on the mysterious Miraak – the first Dragonborn, wielding similar powers and abilities as the main protagonist. Hundreds of years ago he had gone mad and vanished from the material plane. During the game, the protagonist is tasked with stopping their mad predecessor from retaking the rule over the island. One of the most important novelties in the game mechanics is the possibility to ride dragons and use them to travel. What's more, the expansion offers many new quests as well as several new types of enemies, weapons, armors and powers.
Dead Rising 3
Action
November 22, 2013
The third installment in a series of original action games focusing on spectacular encounters with hordes of murderous zombies. The game was created by the fathers of the franchise - Capcom, though the player assumes the role of a completely new character here - Nick Ramos. As usual, Dead Rising 3 is set in an open environment, in which the protagonist completes a series of different tasks, eliminating entire crowds of zombies along the way. Sophisticated weapons made of various objects found and created on the fly are the hallmark of the series. Both exploration and elimination of enemies are also facilitated by use of different vehicles. In terms of visuals, the third installment presents a more serious art style, though the screen is still dominated by hordes of enemies and gallons of blood. What's important is that the maximum number of enemies that can be displayed on the screen at the same time is now three times larger than before. The graphics fully employ the potential of modern PC hardware and 8th-gen consoles.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard
RPG
June 26, 2012
The first large story expansion to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the fifth installment in the cult RPG series developed by Bethesda. The expansion called Dawnguard focuses its story on the return of a powerful vampire lord – Harkon - who intends to cover the sun by using an Elder Scroll and a mythical weapon, and bring eternal darkness to the world. The titular order of vampire hunters is standing in his way. The main protagonist of the game must temporarily take a break from hunting dragons in order to join one side of the conflict. Depending on the choice, new paths open before the protagonist – he can transform into a vampire or he can gain access to interesting weapons and spells. In addition to new areas to explore, new quests to complete and new enemies to defeat, the expansion introduces the possibility to fight on horseback, the option to change the look of the protagonist and new skill trees, which – what’s interesting – aren’t assigned for experience points, but for killing opponents who have them.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire
RPG
September 4, 2012
The second, rather unique, DLC for the fifth installment in The Elder Scrolls series, an RPG series by Bethesda Game Studios. The expansion entitled Hearthfire does not introduce any new storylines and hardly any quests. Instead, it focuses on an entirely new feature which is the possibility to build a house and found our own family. Thanks to it, we can build the manor of our dreams (or several) without using additional editors. It is a complicated process, though, because it requires buying a plot of land, designing the building on a drafting table, gathering materials and processing them into construction materials. Having erected a house, we can furnish it, and then, for example, cultivate the garden or breed fish, bees, or cattle. Moreover, we can even adopt children that can be played with but also have to be brought up and protected.
Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious
Racing
March 27, 2015
A stand-alone expansion to the bestselling racing game Forza Horizon 2. The expansion was developed by Turn 10 in cooperation with the creators of the film franchise Fast and Furious. Its main objective is to promote the seventh installment of this very popular movie series. In the game the player assumes the role of a driver hired by Tej Parker, a character known from the movies (played by Ludacris). He must deliver selected cars to his employer. The mechanics of the game are similar to the ones from the original Forza Horizon 2. The main difference is the option to use nitro during some races. The player can participate in series of races by using 10 cars from Furious 7 and previous movies. Among them there are Dodge Charger R/T, Nissan GT-R and Toyota Supra. Each car was recreated in detail based on the materials obtained from the creators of the film.
Forza Horizon 2
Racing
September 30, 2014
A sequel to the bestselling racing game that was a spin-off to the flagship series of racing games developed for Xbox consoles. The title was developed by the creators of the previous entry: Playground Games (Xbox One version) and by Sumo Digital (Xbox 360 version). The new installment takes place in Southern Europe where another Horizon festival takes place. The festival is filled with good music and variety of racing challenges. Similarly as its predecessor, the title offers a large, open world where hundreds of licensed cars await the player. Similarly as the first entry in the spin-off series, the game offers a driving model that is slightly simplified in comparison to Forza Motorsport – it focuses mostly on making the races impressively looking. For the first time in the series the developers implemented a dynamically changing weather system which adds some realism to the races. The developers also added the Drivatars system known from Forza Motorsport 5, enabling the virtual drivers to gain experience even if they don’t participate in the game.
Rush: A Disney Pixar Adventure
Arcade
March 20, 2012
Compilation of arcade mini-games taking place in the worlds created for the most popular animated films created by the title company Pixar. The production is a refreshed version of Kinect Rush: A Disney Pixar Adventure, and unlike the prototype that requires a Kinect motion sensor, it allows you to have fun using both the second generation of this sensor and the use of a pad.
Sonic Free Riders
Racing
November 4, 2010
Sonic Free Riders is the first in a series of arcade games with the Blue Hedgeon in the lead role, which uses the functionality of the Kinect controller. The title was prepared by the Sonic Team. Players take part in crazy races on bikes and skateboards as heroes of the Sonic series.
Forza Horizon
Racing
October 23, 2012
A spin-off to the popular series of car simulation games Forza Motorsport. The title was developed by Playground Games in cooperation with the development teams from Turn 10 Studios and Microsoft Game Studios. The game takes place on the roads of Colorado State during the titular music festival. In contrast to the main installments of the series, the spin-off gives the player much greater freedom when it comes to the exploration of the world and selecting challenges to complete. During the game it is not only important to reach the finish line before the rivals, but to drive impressively as well. The player can select from around 300 models of vehicles of various classes (from sports cars through pick-ups to roadsters) that can be additionally tuned.
The Avengers: Battle for Earth
Action
October 30, 2012
The Avengers: Battle for Earth is an arcade game licensed by Marvel Comics. Players take on the role of title Avengers and can lead such superheroes as Captain America, Iron Man, Hulk, Black Widow, Thor and Hawkeye. The game requires a Kinect controller.
London 2012: The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games
Sports
June 26, 2012
A sports game accompanying the thirtieth edition of Summer Olympics, taking place in London. The players are given a number of Olympic disciplines. Thus we can take part in track events, shot-put, long jump, cycling or even Olympic shooting. The point of the gameplay is of course to be victorious in every discipline. London 2012: The Official Video Game of the Olympics Games was adapted to accommodate a larger audience, so the controls are very simple and intuitive. We can show off our results on network scoreboards, and aside from the single player mode, we can engage in a competitive multiplayer mode. The game incorporates a high-quality graphical layer – the athletes’ animations were created during professional motion capture sessions. In view of the fact that this is a fully licensed product, the individual disciplines take place on real arenas.
Disneyland Adventures
Arcade
November 15, 2011
Compilation of arcade mini-games embedded in the Disney universe, thanks to which players can not only explore the virtual Disneyland, but also take part in eighteen competitions held in locations known from cult fairy tales and films. Production is a remaster of Kinect Disneyland Adventures, and unlike the original game, it does not require Kinect motion sensor to work - you can have fun using this sensor, as well as using a pad.
Dance Central
Party
November 4, 2010
A musical dance game using the Kinect controller. In the game we play the role of a dancer performing a number of dance hands to famous, licensed songs of the genre: pop, hip-hop, dance and R&B. The player engages his whole body to play, can use the tutorial mode, and has over 90 dance hands at his disposal.
Babel Rising
Arcade
June 13, 2012
Babel Rising is an unusual arcade game in which we play God and stop people from building the Tower of Babel using a variety of supernatural powers. The PC version is also characterized by an improved graphic design compared to the original designed for mobile devices.
Rise of Nightmares
Action
September 6, 2011
Rise of Nightmares is a dark action game in the survival-horror convention by SEGA. Players play the role of an American tourist, who sets out to rescue his wife kidnapped by a crazy scientist. The title uses the functionality of the Kinect motion controller, which is required for fun.
Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2012
Arcade
November 8, 2011
Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2012 is a continuation of the fitness game that was released in 2010. As in the original, developers from Ubisoft used the technical capabilities of the Kinect controller. Players can choose from many training programs (including fitness, yoga and martial arts), and the proper performance of individual exercises is supervised by virtual coaches.
Kinect Fun Labs
Arcade
June 6, 2011
A free set of mini-games and applications that are designed to show the capabilities of the Kinect xbox motion controller. A particularly interesting option is the ability to scan real objects and thus transfer them to the console in the form of three-dimensional objects.
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor
Action
June 19, 2012
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor is an action game created as a result of cooperation between Capcom and From Software. The title is a continuation of the hit known from the Xbox console. The action of the game was set in 2082, when mankind fought ruthlessly for raw materials. Players control the actions of powerful vertical VT tanks and try to liberate New York from the yoke of the occupants.