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Counter-Strike : Global Offensive

Rating:

For Counter-Strike players, it’s “Die to Live!” That’s how players master the game. Uncompromising modes urge gamers to contemplate diverse approaches to tackle challenges.
Sequels must capture the zest of the original, add zing, and smack the gamer with a renewed interest, making it hard to desist. Simply put, three new gaming modes are pointless as the original strategies took the accolades, while the new game modes spoil the excitement brought to us by the classic mode. Flexibility has been compromised for enthusiasts, despite innovations.
Game physics has improved, yet, not comparable to Call of Duty MW 3 or Battlefield 3. The ‘bullet dynamics’ is superior to prior versions. Continuing interest still forms the core of the game. Hard to put away I’d say. New escape routes and underpasses catch old gamers off-guard. Revolutionary tactics thrive, but CS: Global Offensive remains unapologetically unwilling to succumb to fads, reiterating its own strength of popularity. A perfect example of that fine balance between radically changed gameplay and boring repetition though fire and flames add a new dimension.
The PC version of the game is superlative, I’d say. Exercise your choice and go for it. If PlayStation 3 is your preference, and you’re tired with inaccurate analog sticks, Counter-Strike: GO supports mouse and keyboard – a plus over the XBOX 360 version! There is the choice of Move, but with limitations. The XBOX 360 version compares well to the PS3 version, although you’re stuck with a controller. It lacks mouse and keyboard support.
AND FINALLY:
A follow-up expanded version of CS has enthusiasts begging for more, wanting ‘that kill of the next kind’ over and over again. Strategist play needs new ideas and out of the box thinkers are on! If manoeuvres, schemes, varied approaches and tricks can engage you, this game has fabulous repeat value for you.

Platforms:
MICROSOFT WINDOWS, MAC OSX, PLAYSTATION 3, XBOX 360

 

Trigger Fist

Rating:

Two opposing pow-wow teams, no intrigue, a game that has you shooting and killing with friends! Just awesome.

 

CONTROLS:
They’re uncomplicated and easy to manoeuvre.

GAMEPLAY:
Compelling! Four game types, Sacred Goat comes out tops. 6 different maps, three classes to play and several unlockables.

FINAL THOUGHTS:
The game is beautiful in iOS devices and is extremely addictive. A must buy for iPod Touch/iPhone enthusiasts.

Platform:
iOS 

-Harsh Keswani

 

Volume 2 Issue 4

 

Nitish Shah

Nitish Shah is the Founder & Editor of Youth Incorporated. A successful entrepreneur, he has been in international trade for over 15 years and speaks several languages. He is passionate about travelling and an avid art collector. He holds the cause of helping underprivileged kids close to his heart.

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