Hinterland Studio has released the first set of in-game screenshots for its upcoming first-person survival simulation title, The Long Dark. The game is described as a thoughtful, first-person survival simulation that emphasizes quiet exploration in a stark, yet hauntingly beautiful, post-disaster setting. Continue reading The Long Dark – First-person Survival Simulation – First In-Game Screenshots Unveiled
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate – Deluxe Edition – Now Available
Warner Bros and DC Entertainment announced that Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate – Deluxe Edition is available today for digital download on PC, PS3 and X360. Developed by Armature Studio, Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate – Deluxe Edition enhances the core pillars of the previously released handheld version of the game with high-definition visuals, an all-new map system, new enemy encounters, difficulty levels, and batsuits. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate – Deluxe Edition – Now Available
Spanish Retailer Lists Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain For The PC
Okay, let’s get two things straight: a) this is not an April’s fools joke and b) take everything you are about to read with a grain of salt. Spanish retailer ‘xtralife’ has listed Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain for the PC. Do note that the listing was spotted yesterday, on March 31st. In other words, it did not go live today. Continue reading Spanish Retailer Lists Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain For The PC
Radeon R9 290Xtreme Announced, New 16GB DDR5 Dual-GPU To Rival Nvidia’s Titan Z, Will Cost $3399
AMD has just announced a new high-end GPU that will rival Nvidia’s recently announced dual-card, Titan Z. According to the red team, the card will pack 16GB of DDR5, 6156 cores, and two overclocked Hawaii XT chips. Clearly this GPU will be a top high-end product, however it comes with insane PSU requirements and price. Continue reading Radeon R9 290Xtreme Announced, New 16GB DDR5 Dual-GPU To Rival Nvidia’s Titan Z, Will Cost $3399
Watch_Dogs’ Creative Director Claims That The Game Does Not Max Out PS4, Unsure Of PC Specific GFX
Watch_Dogs creative director, Jonathan Morin, answered a number of questions on Twitter recently. Jonathan is currently unsure whether the PC version will feature any specific GFX (regarding physics,shaders, and lighting effects), despite the fact that the PC will ‘push the details better‘. Before pointing your gun at Jonathan, know that he’s unsure about it, although Nvidia has already teased some PC specific graphical features such as TXAA and HBAO+. Still, it’s clarified whether the PC version will pack better shaders, physics (though we may see some PhysX love as Nvidia is behind this game) or lighting effects. Continue reading Watch_Dogs’ Creative Director Claims That The Game Does Not Max Out PS4, Unsure Of PC Specific GFX
DSOGaming – Cloudbuilt – First Impressions + 10 Minutes Playthrough
Rising Star Games has provided us with a review code for its free-running platformer, Cloudbuilt, and you can read below our first impressions of it. Cloudbuilt is described as a game of speed, precision and freedom, in which players use their rocket-powered exoskeleton and manipulate the laws of physics to avoid fatal hazards, dodge hostile robots and reach not just the finish line. Continue reading DSOGaming – Cloudbuilt – First Impressions + 10 Minutes Playthrough
Battlefield 4 – “March 31” Update Brings Mantle & General Stability Improvements
Electronic Arts and DICE have released a new update for the PC version of Battlefield 4. According to its changelog, this update brings improvements and fixes for AMD’s new API Mantle. In addition, the update comes with general stability improvements, tweaks for grenades/aircrafts/vehicles, as well as tons of general and netcode fixes. This update will be auto-downloaded from Origin, and you can view its complete changelog below. Continue reading Battlefield 4 – “March 31” Update Brings Mantle & General Stability Improvements