Despite the fact that the game is simplistic, it turned out that this is precisely the great strength of Dead Island 2. With a drop in, drop out co-op system, it is a good place to be. There is nothing to complain about in terms of graphics. On current-gen hardware, the 60fps graphics flow across your screen. The detail in the environment is sharp and the audio is wonderfully creepy with muffled screams in the distance and gurgling zombies up close.
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Despite the steep learning curve, there's plenty to enjoy in Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator. You will of course be held by the hand in the beginning and the game will give you enough tips to make everything succeed, but things will go wrong and trial and error will regularly come into play. Anyone who can look past this will be able to call themselves a cooking wonder in no time. For now Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator is highly recommended and should be on the menu of every gamer who enjoys the simulator genre even a little.
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Why offer a remake when the original is still rock solid? The truth is that the remake compliments the original in every way. No big changes but subtle adjustments, both story-technical and graphical. Whether you're taking a nostalgic trip or experiencing Dead Space for the first time, these improvements are a plus in both experiences. The audio plays an important role in the experience. Anyone who likes to get spooky will definitely be on the edge of their seat. After a good twelve hours of scaring, the end credits finally roll across the screen and you can breathe a sigh of relief. With this, EA delivers a masterclass in building suspense that goes hand in hand with visual splendor and a strongly driven story.
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