Battlefield 4

Do you want play Battlefield 4

In Battlefield 4, gamers will experience huge environments, a playground of destruction, access to an arsenal of vehicles, the ability to direct squad mates, and much more in the first entry in the first-person shooter franchise to run on Frostbite 3 technology. The game once again aims to deliver a premier online multiplayer gaming experience while also offering an engaging and challenging story campaign.

NOTE: This title has been confirmed as a project in the works but has not yet been officially announced for any specific platform. Please check back for official information.

Release Date: November 12, 2013

M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Strong Language, Includes online features that may expose players to unrated user-generated content

Genre: First-Person Shooter

Publisher: Electronic Arts

Developer: DICE (Digital Illusions CE)

Tomb Raider Game

Tomb Raider Game Review

Rise of the Tomb Raider follows up on Crystal Dymanics' redefining prequel/reboot to the Lara Croft saga. In Rise of the Tomb Raider, Lara becomes more than a survivor as she embarks on her first great Tomb Raiding expedition. Experience high-octane action moments, conquer beautifully hostile environments, engage in brutal guerilla combat, and explore awe-inspiring deadly tombs in the evolution of survival action.

In her first adventure, Lara Croft was forged into a true survivor, but she glimpsed a deeper, secret world. Now, after uncovering an ancient mystery, Lara must explore the most treacherous and remote regions of Siberia to find the secret of immortality before a ruthless organization known as Trinity. Lara must use her wits and survival skills, form new alliances, and ultimately embrace her destiny as the Tomb Raider.

Release Date: November 10, 2015

M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Strong Language, Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB

Genre: Third-Person Action

Publishers: Microsoft, Square Enix

Developer: Crystal Dynamics

GTA 5 REVIEW

GTA 5 PC REVIEW

Grand Theft Auto 5 is not only a preposterously enjoyable video game, but also an intelligent and sharp-tongued satire of contemporary America. It represents a refinement of everything that GTA 4 brought to the table five years ago. It’s technically more accomplished in every conceivable way, but it’s also tremendously ambitious in its own right. No other world in video games comes close to this in size or scope, and there is sharp intelligence behind its sense of humour and gift for mayhem. It tells a compelling, unpredictable, and provocative story without ever letting it get in the way of your own self-directed adventures through San Andreas.

It is one of the very best video games ever made.

That’s still where we stand on it today. And whether you agree that it’s a masterpiece or not, the PC version is definitely the best way to play GTA 5. Developer Rockstar has taken full advantage of the technical power of the platform, and made GTA feel right at home here. It’s well optimized, and the frame rate and resolution will go as high as your hardware can handle – including 4K/UHD resolutions and multi-display setups. Maxed out, the enormous and incredibly detailed open-world region of San Andreas looks more amazing than ever, thanks to long draw distances and enhanced effects. This is the only place you can play GTA 5 at 60 frames per second (or higher), and with all the high-speed driving and shooting, it definitely benefits from that smoothness