Kirk Hamilton

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Kirk Hamilton·Nov 17, 2016

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Watch Dogs 2 is just a game, sitting on a screen, asking you to love it. Sometimes begging. Ubisoft’s new techno-action hackapalooza often succeeds at

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Kirk Hamilton·Nov 7, 2016

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Hitman: Season One has it where it counts. Its ten missions consist of far more hits than misses, and its open-ended levels are able to sustain hours of obsessive repetition and mastery. The overarching narrative may be unimpressive, but each location is well-conceived and believable, full of fascinating details and hilarious overheard conversations.

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Kirk Hamilton·Nov 3, 2016

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House of the Dying Sun rushes ahead with furious focus and great urgency, and it’s hard not to get caught up in its dark current. It sweeps aside the

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Kirk Hamilton·Sep 28, 2016

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A brief history for those who are new to Kotaku and our on-again, off-again obsession with this game. Destiny is a first-person action game in which

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Kirk Hamilton·Aug 22, 2016

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Adam Jensen needs a nerf. Five or six hours into Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, I imagined the game’s bad guys sending angry emails to developer Eidos Montreal

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Kirk Hamilton·Aug 17, 2016

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My lengthy first tour of No Man’s Sky was a disappointment. I spent 30 hours skating across the surface of an endless puddle, searching for depths that

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Kirk Hamilton·Jun 7, 2016

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For a game about daredevil stunts and high-flying acrobatics, Mirror’s Edge Catalyst plays it remarkably safe. Catalyst is the long-awaited follow-up to

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Kirk Hamilton·Mar 23, 2016

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Tom Clancy’s The Division is exciting enough that I don’t mind how dull it can sometimes be. It’s fun enough that I can usually live with spending most of

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Kirk Hamilton·Feb 25, 2016

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Some games only need a single good idea to work. For example: Superhot, a punishing first-person shooter in which time only moves when you move. It’s a

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Kirk Hamilton·Feb 9, 2016

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I am pleased to report that in Dying Light: The Following, you can still dropkick a zombie off a cliff and into the sea. You also get to drive a car.