With Horde 3.0, the game type available to play at PAX West this year, I didn't have high hopes. That's not how you want to feel about a AAA title like this one when its maker (Microsoft) is putting a lot of emphasis on going into the biggest game release schedule of the year. My criticisms of the April beta were pretty simple: it all felt like every Gears game I had played since the first. Having played every Gears game, and being a fan of each one of them, I had high hopes that Gears of War 4 would take the franchise forward at the hands of The Coalition, Microsoft's in-house studio tasked with handling the development of the game. Having spent a few hours playing the multiplayer beta in Gears of War 4 back in April, I had a bit of a sour taste in my mouth. Since Microsoft had it on display, I figured I'd give Gears of War 4 a try - I'm glad I did. It's a gaming convention that has a lot of the big companies in the industry out to get gamers excited about upcoming or recently-released content.
If you've ever been to a PAX event you'll understand the amount of visual overload that can occur. I'm on the fourth floor of the Seattle Convention Center at PAX West 2016.
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