Skyrim fans, rejoice. The moment you’ve all been waiting for has come. Modder gionight has finally released his custom ENBSeries settings, meaning that you can finally test them for yourselves and enjoy Skyrim in all its glory. According to gionight, these settings are for the latest version of Skyrim ENBSeries (0.102V). Download link, as well as some new screenshots, after the jump. Continue reading Skyrim fans, rejoice; gionight has released his custom ENBSeries settings→
Great news for indie fans as the demo of Fortune Summoners has just been released. In case you were unaware of, Fortune Summoners is a side-scrolling RPG/platformer, with you in control of one of three party members and the computer controlling the other two (with highly customizable AI dictating their actions). Players will explore towns, delve dungeons, climb towers and, just maybe, find Arche a snack or two. Lovely. Continue reading Fortune Summoner demo is now available; coming to Steam on January 17th→
Better late than never I guess. AMD’s Catalyst Creator hinted today to RAGE’s upcoming patch that will most probably be released alongside the game’s level editor at the end of this month. This new patch will include a texture sharpening option that was promised by John Carmack some months ago. Well, to be more precise, we assume that this feature will be included but since this is iD Software and Bethesda we are talking about. Continue reading AMD’s Catalyst Creator hints to RAGE’s upcoming patch; Catalyst 12.1a preview released→
It’s been a while since we got a space shooter game and to be honest, it seems that we’ll get such titles only from indie developers. So, PC gamers, meet today SOL: Exodus; an indie action space shooter that is developed by Seamless Entertainment. The game is currently slated for release exclusively on the PC and is powered by Unreal Engine 3, though we don’t have any release date for it as of yet. Continue reading PC gamers, meet SOL: Exodus; an action space shooter that is developed by Seamless Entertainment→
Modder Pluto released yesterday the latest version of his Realistic Lighting Without Post-Processing Mod for Skyrim. According to the modder, this mod makes the lighting more realistic without the use of screen shader injections or other post-processing. This means that there will be no performance decrease at all, and all weather and locations have unique light settings. Continue reading This Skyrim Mod brings realistic lighting without Post-Processing or additional performance hit→
We bloody well know that you were disappointed when you first heard that the next X-Com game would be a first-person shooter, instead of a strategy game. Well, guess what’s coming in our way guys. Yeap, that’s right; a strategy game based on X-Com that is developed by Firaxis and is slated for a Fall release in PC, X360 and PS3. In other words, it’s what you – X-Com fans – have been waiting for, so keep reading. Continue reading XCOM: Enemy Unknown announced and coming to the PC this Fall→
Yesterday, we posted Wollay’s latest video about his indie voxel-based indie RPG, Cube World. What a lovely indie game, right? Well, here is some good news as Mojang has hired this fella and contrary to what you’d expect, Cube World will be unaffected from turn of events and will still remain Wollay’s private game. Continue reading Mojang has hired Wollay, the chap behind Cube World→
Warner Bros, TT Games and The LEGO Group are teaming up once again to announce that LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes will be available beginning Summer 2012 for Xbox360, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Windows PC, as well as the Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, and PlayStation Vita. The game is the sequel to the best-selling LEGO Batman: The Videogame, which to date has sold more than 11 million units worldwide. Continue reading LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes announced and coming in Summer 2012→
Alan Wake PC is slated for a Q1 2012 release and as a result of that, more and more details are hitting the web. So, this past week, Remedy’s Markus confirmed that there will be an option to hide – entirely – your HUD, while the game’s save system will remain the same with the X360’s version, meaning that you’ll rely on checkpoints and that you won’t be able to free save anywhere you want. Continue reading Alan Wake PC; Hidden HUD and checkpoint saving system confirmed→
