Konami has approached the revival of the Silent Hill franchise quite seriously in recent years, which is great. I missed the initial train, partly because of a lack of hardware (damn PC and Counter-Strike!), and partly because I didn't have time, glued to my TV watching Tarzan: The Epic Adventures, hey, no judgies! Combat sports on PC.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater takes players back to the Cold War, before Solid Snake even existed. We step into the skin of Naked Snake, whose story only reveals its full weight once the campaign ends and the chain of events that follows becomes clear. The plot remains the same as in the original: an infiltration into the Soviet jungle, a rescue-and-assassination mission, and a fight to survive both the animal kingdom and human stupidity.

After completing the race, I can conclude that Screamer has returned in a much more aggressive, modern form. It has turned its races into a fast, chaotic mix of speed, crashes, and effects. There is enough content to keep players engaged, modes offer solid variety, and the anime style and impressive story give the game its own identity.