The newfound freedom on the battlefield

Fall is officially here, and September brought the first wave of big releases to our doorsteps, starting with the long-awaited Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Hideo Kojimas supposed swan song with Konami takes the series into open-world territory for Fifa 17 Points Account the first time, and it serves as the missing piece in a saga that began almost thirty years ago.

The newfound freedom on the battlefield was a huge success, paving the way for emergent gameplay that tied the world together and kept you on your toes. Lucky for Konami, The Phantom Pain wasnt its only great game last month, with the acclaimed soccer sim PES 2016 shipping mid-September. Reviewer Rob Crossley praised its physics engine and artificial intelligence, calling PES 2016 the best game in the series since the PlayStation 2 era.

PS3, PS4, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Warner Bros., cert: 7Gamers familiar with Skylanders will be instantly at Fifa Coins home with the “toys to life” format of Lego Dimensions. For everyone else, here special real-world Lego models can be placed on a pedestal, appearing moments later in the game as interactive characters and vehicles.

As with developer TT Games’ previous Lego titles, Dimensions focuses on puzzle-solving and light combat in a world built from the plastic bricks. An emphasis on blending existing licensed worlds sees locales and characters from Batman, The Simpsons and The Wizard of Oz among others interwoven with real grace and plenty of wit.

Where Dimensions excels, however, is in playing to Lego’s strengths. The real Lego sets can be rebuilt to reflect changes and progress in-game, resulting in a spellbinding merging of  Fifa 17 Coins the physical and digital. Additional sets, meanwhile, add quality new models and in-game content.