While it doesn’t have a host of games for you to get excited about, it does allow you to nurse those backlogs. So, there you have it: January 2022 and some of the finest Xbox games which are due to arrive in that month.
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Considering it has also seen a Holiday Pack launch in December, and a 4K upgrade at the tail-end of last year, now might be the time to get some Ghostrunning in. Originally envisioned as a modest piece of DLC, something has clearly clicked, as this is a substantial addition to the main game. Everything seems to be inverted in this new expansion pack. While Jack – the main character – was working his way up his up Dharma Tower, Hel is making her way down. Players control Hel, Ghostrunner’s second boss, as she fights new enemies and bosses. In Project_Hel, you get to control one of the original game’s six bosses. So hey, we’re getting more content to alleviate the issue. It’s blade-edged ballet is well worth playing, and – if there was ever a criticism – it was that the original offering was quite slight. I know, I know, we’re cheating with some DLC. One day, goblins will turn out to be the good guys. You are on an expedition to find Lennorien, the long lost elven city to save your loved ones, while fighting a goblin menace that has spread terror across the continent. There’s a Tolkien-esque story to back all of the fantasy hijinx. With a party of heroes that all have very different special attacks and capabilities, it may be worth mastering each one of them. This is a story-driven game, where each death and choice leads you down a different path, encouraging multiple playthroughs. There’s the promise of wild divergence, too. It’s the comic book animations that have grabbed our attention, bringing some of the colour and cel-shading of Wintermoor Tactics Club but taking it into fantasy realms. Reverie Knights Tactics arrives in January, and we wouldn’t normally consider it for this kind of list but a) we’re a bit starved of big releases and b) this one looks to be on the stunning side. Sounds like it has more ideas than the traditionalists give it credit for.Īfter all that action, let’s dial it down a notch or two with some turn-based tactics. Once a procedurally generated mission has been completed, you have the option to ‘extract’ or keep on going, with greater risk, difficulty and reward if you do so. You serve in Rainbow Exogenous Analysis and Containment Team (REACT), who are tasked with jumping into alien-controlled areas of Earth to recover resources and operatives. On the more positive side, you have the people who hoo-rah at the opportunity to bring Rainbow Six’s precise gunplay and squad shooting to something extra wild. The guns and graphics are the same, they say.
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They’re also shaming Ubisoft for effectively putting out a DLC as a full price game. They’re disappointed with Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction’s determination to be a high-concept shooter like Back 4 Blood but with gooey aliens. On the cynical side, you have the traditionalists, who have been eager for a return to the simple days of Rainbow Six and Rainbow Six: Vegas. Now, this one has split the Rainbow Six fanbase. Thanks to Ubisoft for giving us something to write about with their latest Rainbow Six, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction.
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