See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Games Of 2015
Alex Walker
This was it. For most people, this was what 2015 was all about: the month that Fallout finally launched. There was, of course, plenty of other titles to get emotionally invested in, but Fallout 4 was the big one. If you looked a little harder though, there were plenty of…
After the traditional quiet periods of June and July were broken up with some surprise indie darlings, including Her Story, Rocket League and the first launch of Fallout Shelter, August had a lot to live up to. And while it didn’t deliver on raw numbers, there were a few surprises…
The first half of 2015 offered many unexpected riches, with remasters, ports of party Ouya titles and big budget games aplenty. But for many the month of July proved the most special of all, despite being as sparse on new releases as July traditionally is.
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