Killshot Few things can stop a one-armed samurai with nothing to lose.


| Info Format PS4, XO, PC


Release date 22 March 2019 Publisher Activision


Developer FromSoftware


PREPARE TO DIE, SAMURAI


Feudal swordplay slash ’em up 09


The makers of modern masterpieces such as Bloodborne and Dark Souls have


revealed that their new game, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, is coming on 22 March. Which gives you plenty of


time to brace yourself for what promises to be another unfl inchingly brutal action RPG. Developers FromSoftware cast you as a disgraced samurai fi ghting for redemption across a monster-fi lled feudal Japan.


Arm yourself Thanks to a prosthetic


arm, you’re able to tool up with shurikens and a fl amethrower, as well as wield a grappling hook to bounce between


The cast includes


several high-profi le Japanese actors


rooftops. Duels promise to be a highlight, thanks to a system in which you clash katanas with lone foes in one-on- one showdowns, using guards and counter- strikes to lower their defences before you see them off in bloody fashion.


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JUDGE OF THAT


WE’LL BE THE


I fought the law and the law punched me


The news that the makers of the Yakuza series are working on a courtroom drama might come as some surprise. But Project Judge (as it’s currently known)


Long arm of the law Expect kinetic streetside brawls and legal chin-stroking.


isn’t some dry legal procedural. It’s more like a dream you might have after binging Ally McBeal and eating a whole wheel of cheese. So, playing as a hotshot defence attorney


turned private detective, you’re out to solve a string of grisly murders by uncovering evidence, tailing suspects, and suplexing felons on the mean streets of Tokyo.


| Info


Format PS4 Release date 2019 Publisher Sega Developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studios


8 Summer 2018


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