Cloudphobia

Cloudphobia is an upcoming first-person shooter set in a creepy dystopian future. You play as a journalist who, as you go on a search for truth in a post-apocalyptic, post-apocalyptic world. Using the weapons you find in the game, you explore a research facility overrun by Infected that is populated by a vicious virus. As you explore the facility, you'll encounter intelligent Infected, including a scream-throwing mutant, and the likes of others with stealth-type tendencies. Players must make strategic decisions on how to avoid attacks and not make use of cover.

The game features a total of more than 40 environments. Gamers must utilize stealth and a combination of gadgets and combat to keep the virus in control. Players can also test their combat skills as they fight Infected with other human beings such as minotaurs, the Infected, and more.

It's quite obvious that the game is inspired by the Resident Evil series. The story follows a young boy called Joe Miller who is able to travel through time by entering a time machine which transports him back in time to the 18th century. Joe can use his old weapons to fight back against these Infected and protect the future world from various threats. You can read our full preview of the game here.

After a series of failed attempts to take over the world, it seems Joe will return to the past and become an agent to the Federal Bureau of Control. In order to stop his former partner, Joe has to find the pieces to a powerful device that will allow him to destroy the world. You'll follow the plot of Joe as he tries to solve the mystery of his past.

Gears of War has had a successful run, with over 11 million copies sold worldwide. The latest game in the popular third-person shooter franchise has finally arrived. Gears of War for the Xbox 360 is an updated version of the original Xbox game and is the best entry in the series. New features include increased enemy damage and an updated targeting system.

Gears of War is one of the most iconic games ever created. From its debut in 2006, the franchise has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide. This makes it the best selling game in the series. The first chapter of the story follows Kait Diaz after she loses her mother.

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The game became an instant hit in the Xbox 360 era, selling over one million copies worldwide. Though the third game's developer, Epic Games, has since moved on, the series is no longer available. It has been no longer available on any platforms, so there may yet be hope yet for a new entry.

Sonic is a gaming icon, one that has stood the test of time. While Sonic Heroes is a modern title, Sonic Mania has enough modern touches to qualify as a cult classic. The game was released in 2017 and introduced players to the characters and the world they had come to know and love.

Sonic Mania may not look like much by today's standards, however, it still has a lot to offer fans of classic Sonic. Mania is the best Sonic game released to date and scored a respectable amount of awards. It won Best Action/Adventure game at the 2018 SXSW Gaming Awards.

Batman: Arkham Knight was released in 2015 and delighted fans with its new and improved gameplay. Much like its predecessors, the game was a commercial success, achieving Metascores between 80 and 85 across the board. Metascores between 75 and 79 are where the game lands, with an 81 score.

The PC release, which had Metascores between 90 and 79, is where the game shows its age. It scored 83 on the site, and is the first game in the series to be developed by Rocksteady Studios, who also created the Batman Arkham series.

Batman: Arkham Knight was released in 2015 and was the first main game in the Arkham series. The game had Metascores between 90 and 88, while the PC version scored 91 and 88. The graphics were fairly improved upon the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions, as well as being a visual upgrade.

Batman: Arkham Originswas the last main Arkham game, and it did not disappoint. It scored 90 on the site, and is the last main entry in the series to be released on home consoles.

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Batman: Arkham Knight changed the series from the previous Dark Knight games, as it was met with criticism for its dull storyline. The game had next to no upgrades to graphics, only a brand new art style. The game had next-generation visuals, such as next-generation consoles, and improved combat mechanics.

Batman: Return to Arkham was released in November 2015 and was one of the best Batman games of all time. The game received Metascores between 91 and 86, and it received numerous awards, including the Best Action/Adventure Game award from IGN.