You can purchase and download “The Banner Saga” via Steam () for $25.įinally, I have another recommendation from the 2013 backlog: “Splinter Cell: Blacklist” (360, PS3, PC rated Mature). Also, it should run on just about any PC or Mac with at least 2 gigs of RAM. This really is a pretty game with a distinctive setting and visual style. “The Banner Saga's” multiplayer portion is already available in a free-to-play mode called “Factions.” Playing the story mode unlocks characters that can be used online. You're responsible for building and managing a caravan of warriors, and the choices you make have an impact on how the story unfolds. “The Banner Saga” features a turn-based combat system with seven character classes. Inspired by Viking legend, the game takes place in an alluring, hand-painted world where heroes band together and journey out into the snow to battle a mysterious threat. Strategy and role-playing fans should watch out for “The Banner Saga” (PC, Mac) this week. If you're looking for something meatier, consider the pirate-themed “Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag,” which was one of the best games of 2013, and one of the best installments in the entire “AC” franchise. This week you can download and enjoy the game on your Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or PC. “Liberation” earned decent reviews upon its launch in 2012, but as a Vita exclusive it only had so much of an audience. The graphics are high definition, of course the world and mission design has been updated, new missions are included, and the audio has been re-mastered. “Liberation HD” bills itself as an extensively improved version of the original game.
Notably, it starred the first playable female assassin in an “AC” game: Aveline de Grandpré, a woman of French and African heritage battling Templar forces in 1765 Louisiana. “Liberation” was originally launched as a PlayStation Vita title in October 2012. “Assassin's Creed Liberation HD” (360, PS3, PC rated Mature) is available for download this week, and that name might sound vaguely familiar. Don't look now, but here comes another “Assassin's Creed.”
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