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2 weeks ago | invisioncommunity.co.uk | Craig Roberts

Ubisoft has finally delivered what fans have been begging for—Assassin’s Creed Shadows takes the long-running franchise into the heart of Feudal Japan, and it feels like a fresh blood-soaked breath of air. Swapping out the modern-day bloat and returning to the core of what made this series great, Assassin’s Creed Shadows is part stealth action, part cinematic storytelling, and all wrapped in a beautifully hostile world. This time, you’re not just one assassin—you’re two.

3 weeks ago | invisioncommunity.co.uk | Sahil Lala

Don’t Nod, who are famously known for their Life is Strange games have created Lost Records Bloom and Rage, a brand new IP that seemingly looks like it delivers more of the Life is Strange formula. So, does it live up to its expectations, and is it worth playing ? Lost Records Bloom and Rage Tape 1Lost Records Bloom and Rage Tape 1 follows the tale of Swann and her pals Nora, Autumn and Kat in both 1995 and 2022.

3 weeks ago | invisioncommunity.co.uk | Craig Edwards

Isn’t it amazing when a game studio bases Atomfall in the country you call home? My favourites to date are Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Syndicate, but Rebellion Developments have brought a new contender to the block with their Northern England first-person action survival game, Atomfall. I’m a fan of the Fallout series and do love a good survival game so Atomfall seems like a match made in heaven when you throw in a trip to the Lake District in an alternate history set in 1957.

3 weeks ago | invisioncommunity.co.uk | Sahil Lala

Before Tails of Iron 2 Whiskers of Winter, there was the first Tails of Iron game which was an extremely great but super challenging 2D action-adventure game that clearly drew inspiration from Dark Souls and other titans in their respective genres. Fast forward to January 2025 and we have a sequel. Should you check it out, and is it worth playing through? To answer that question, let’s first dive into what makes Tails of Iron 2 such a great game.

4 weeks ago | invisioncommunity.co.uk | Craig Roberts

When I first picked up “Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii,” I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. The combination of Yakuza-style gameplay with a pirate setting in Hawaii sounded intriguing, but could it really deliver the same charm and excitement as the previous titles in the series? The answer is a resounding yes and then some. From the moment the game begins, you’re thrust into a world that’s both familiar and completely new.