Emery Carlin

I couldn't think of a better series to begin with than Metal Gear Solid . The series has always treated its bosses with a strange admiration. The fights were always unique and forced players to use all their wits. However, the most memorable bosses came from Metal Gear Solid . Aside from their creativity, each boss has their own unique storyline. Well, at least most of them do, as Decoy Octopus is never actually fleshed out. But the main five each get to not only tell their side of the story of why they went rogue, but also each reveals something about Snake's own personality. Sniper Wolf reflects Snake's existence as a lifelong soldier, someone never really given a choice in fighting. Vulcan Raven reflects the deaths and betrayals that seem to follow Snake around. But the most memorable of all, on par with the lasting villains of the series like Liquid Snake and Revolver Ocelot, was Psycho Mantis. Far Cry is all about creating mayhem within a giant sandbox. The next evolution of that approach would be implementing destructible environments. Imagine being able to blow up an entire house and expose all the enemies within. Destroying the buildings around you would never stop being fun. How about attaching C4 to your jeep, speeding towards a building, and then jumping out at the last second? Cover could also eventually be chipped away from gunfire, causing you to constantly be on the move. Many modern shooters have destructible cover, so Far Cry would need to get with the ti Ubisoft has been criticized in the past for having some pretty dumb AI in both the Far Cry and Assassin’s Creed series. Far Cry 6 needs to have smarter AI that is absolutely relentless in combat and stealth. One thing that takes immersion away is how enemies will only go for the alarm when they catch you, even if they know you’ve killed so many of their friends already. If they spot a dead body, they should immediately go for the alarm. In addition to this, the AI should adapt to the player’s actions and strategies. If they keep swarming the same spot and you’re mowing them down, perhaps they would eventually realize they need a new appro Tom Clancy's The Division 2 takes place just seven months after the events that occurred in the previous title in the franchise. There is a civil war happening in Washington, D.C. that will pit survivors against gangs of marauders. This means that players will need to cooperate to complete missions and take on these marauders. One of the most fun elements, though, are raids, which will allow teams of up to eight players to come together to achieve their objectives. The game will also feature three episodes of DLC, which Ubisoft will offer to players of the game for f Ubisoft surprised fans of the Far Cry franchise with the announcement of Far Cry New Dawn at this year's Game Awards. The title will serve as a standalone adventure that will let players return to Hope County but in the role of a new character. Most importantly, though, they will have the ability to play with friends in an improved co-op mode. The new game will make securing outposts a little more challenging, thanks to something it calls "Escalation." Far Cry New Dawn is a title that begs players to play with friends, either in securing outposts or going out on expeditions that take players away from Hope Cou What's more fun than hitting the high seas? The answer to that is hitting the high seas with your friends. In Ubisoft's Skull & Bones _ , that's what players will have a chance to do, becoming pirates and coming together to band against other pirates to determine who gets to control the seas. The game will have players setting sail in a unique environment that will allow captains to use wind speed and direction as an advantage in battle. Players can also collect a variety of ships, as well as participate in Loot Hunts to gain more riches. This one should go over well, particularly with fans of _Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag , which inspired the new titKefka is probably the epitome of the egomaniac. He is someone who believes himself to be a god, and damn near almost becomes one. Well, he actually does become one, you just have to bring him down. Kefka, at his most basic, is actually a rather generic bad guy. He wants to control the world, even if it is just a husk. What makes him so interesting as a villain, is that his mad plan actually succeeds. Obviously this year is proving to be a bit strange for the games industry, Ubisoft included. Where a certain AAA failure forced it to delay many of its upcoming titles, issues related to COVID-19 have made things even worse. But there is hope, with Assassin's Creed Valhalla coming to next-gen consoles later this year. Only thing missing is the reveal for Far Cry 6 , which is also apparently slated for this fiscal y Ubisoft’s _ Far Cry _ series became a household name after the success of _ Far Cry 3. _ Since then, Ubisoft has been pumping out other sequels and spin-offs, with some better than others. _ Far Cry 6 crafting Guide|https://farcry6zone.com/ Cry: Blood Dragon _ is arguably the best of the bunch. _ Far Cry 5 _ ended up being a financial success for Ubisoft, so it’s more than likely we’re in store for a sixth en