Sean Timm, Author at Gamespresso

Dragon Age Inquisition “The Descent” DLC review

Simply put, “The Descent” is a great, intriguing piece of DLC, full of fun places to go, interesting enemies to fight, and fascinating things to learn, but misses the mark in the final moments. For fans of th... Read More...

Oculus creator responds to criticisms of VR

The rise in popularity of virtual reality headsets over the past few years is undeniable, but there have been more than a handful of big names, publicly voicing doubts over the broad appeal of VR. Last year, ... Read More...

Recent The Witcher 3 patch brings frame rate improvements to consoles

Following the hefty patch 1.07 to The Witcher 3 back in July, which brought multiple large changes to the RPG, many players reported severe frame rate problems in the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game. Wi... Read More...

New Hellblade footage shows insanity and brutal one-on-one combat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y-YsBhZUDQ#t=22 Though Hellblade is obviously still not anywhere near a finished product, the footage does give fans a basic idea of what to expect from Ninja Theory’s latest. ... Read More...

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Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture review

At times astoundingly beautiful, with amazing writing, and one of the best soundtracks ever made for a video game, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture tells the intriguing, heartbreaking story of the apocalypse sta... Read More...

Dark Souls 3 director talks the future of the franchise

Hidetaka Miyazaki rose to the spotlight as the creator of the first Souls game, Demon Souls, back in 2009. Since then, he has led the series into being an astounding success as director of not only Dark Souls... Read More...

Blizzard hiring for unannounced Diablo project

A job posting was spotted on battle.net today looking for an experienced art director for what the listing describes as “Blizzard’s next hit game.” Where the post gets interesting however is in the skills and r... Read More...

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris review

A follow up to 2010’s Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris takes everything that made the original great and expands on it. As a fast-paced, isometric, twin-stick shooter,... Read More...

Starcraft 2 Legacy of the Void confirmed for 2015

Though previously tagged for a ‘winter’ release, leaving room open for a launch as late as January or February, it is now confirmed Legacy of the Void, the third part of the Starcraft 2 story, will release be... Read More...

New Star Wars Battlefront mode Fighter Squadron revealed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjqqwZGNHPg Showcasing Star Wars Battlefront today at Gamescom, DICE released the newest gameplay trailer for the game, highlighting a new game mode, Fighter Squadron. Entirely ... Read More...

Naughty Dog showcases the maturity crafting Uncharted 4

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Rockstar 'Never Seriously Considered' Porting Red Dead Redemption to PC

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Futurama is coming to mobile in Worlds of Tomorrow game

Keith McNally release a free eBook based on The Last of Us

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Inquisitor – Martyr is looking to be the ARPG Warhammer 40k deserves

Shadow of War has plenty of room to improve on Shadow of Mordor

Ghost Recon Wildlands embodies the promise and pitfalls of open-worlds

The MMO genre should learn from Black Desert’s mistakes and comeback

For Honor and how bad servers can ruin a good game

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Game Cafe: PC Podcast Episode 6

The Game Café: AAA Blockbusters and the turn to open-world games

The Game Café: The rise and future of mobile gaming

The Game Café: Video game movies are still a work-in-progress

The Game Café: The horror genre and what makes a good horror game?

The Game Café: Switch and the long history of Nintendo

The Game Café: Season Passes and Modern DLC