Neocore Games today announced a definitive version of The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing that will be coming to the PC this September. In order to celebrate this announcement, Neocore has released some new screenshots from it, and has also stated that this edition will be available for free to everyone owning all three games. Continue reading The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing: Final Cut Announced, Coming This September
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Cities: Skylines – New Update Brings 30 New Buildings, Auto-Save, Train Fix & More
Colossal Order has released a new update for Cities: Skylines that brings 30 new buildings and tunnels for Pedestrian path, adds an auto-save option for games, adds the ability to reset keybindings to default without losing all other settings, and fixes mouse wheel to scroll the build toolbar. This update will be auto-downloaded from Steam, and you can view its complete changelog below. Continue reading Cities: Skylines – New Update Brings 30 New Buildings, Auto-Save, Train Fix & More
Kick Off World of Soccer – The Player Manager 2016 – FREE Retro Soccer Game Now Available
Soccer and Kick Off lovers, get ready for a treat. Developed by “Dino Dini soccer” and inspired by ANCO’s Kick Off 2 & Player Manager, Kick Off World of Soccer – The Player Manager 2016 is a free soccer game that is available on PC, Linux and Android. Continue reading Kick Off World of Soccer – The Player Manager 2016 – FREE Retro Soccer Game Now Available
Path of Exile: The Awakening Expansion Releases On July 10th
Grinding Gear Games today announced that their largest expansion to date, ‘The Awakening,’ will launch on Friday, July 10th. As Grinding Gear Games noted, The Awakening has had an incredible Closed Beta period with unprecedented player support. Continue reading Path of Exile: The Awakening Expansion Releases On July 10th
Dark Souls Series Has Sold 8 Million Copies Worldwide, 40% Coming From The PC Platform
Bandai Namco has revealed that its Dark Souls series has sold 8 million copies worldwide. However, what’s interesting here is that 40% of those sales is from the PC. Yeap, you read that right. Even though the first Dark Souls game got an awful port – and the PC version of Dark Souls 2 lacked the advanced lighting system that was showcased prior to the game’s release – this series has managed to sell 3.2 million copies on PC alone. Continue reading Dark Souls Series Has Sold 8 Million Copies Worldwide, 40% Coming From The PC Platform
Rumor: Microsoft in Talks to Buy AMD
According to recent rumors Microsoft is allegedly in talks to acquire semiconductor manufacturer AMD. The talks supposedly began a few months ago. Continue reading Rumor: Microsoft in Talks to Buy AMD
Minecraft Has Sold 20 Million Copies On The PC
Mojang has just announced that Minecraft has sold 20 million copies on the PC alone. According to its stats, 20,002,545 people have bought the game and in the last 24 hours, 10,444 people bought the game. Continue reading Minecraft Has Sold 20 Million Copies On The PC
Terraria 1.3 Releases Today
Re-Logic announced that the highly anticipated new update for Terraria releases today. As Re-Logic noted, Terraria 1.3 touches on ‘many aspects of the game – from re-imagined sprites and backgrounds to new features and – of course – the new content that you crave – that we truly feel it refreshes and revitalizes the entire Terraria experience.’ Continue reading Terraria 1.3 Releases Today
Next Car Game: Wreckfest – New Update Released, Brings DX11 Engine & Simulator-Grade Physics Engine
Bugbear has released the promised update for Next Car Game: Wreckfest that brings a new simulator-grade physics engine with advanced tire and suspension geometry simulation, as well as the new DirectX 11 rendering engine with realistic physically based materials and lighting. This patch will be auto-downloaded from Steam, and you can view its key features below. Continue reading Next Car Game: Wreckfest – New Update Released, Brings DX11 Engine & Simulator-Grade Physics Engine
Star Citizen’s FPS Module Delayed Due To Technical Problems & Gameplay “Quality” Issues
Cloud Imperium and Chris Roberts revealed that Star Citizen’s FPS module – a module that was promised to be released to backers in April – has been delayed due to technical problems and gameplay ‘quality’ issues. Continue reading Star Citizen’s FPS Module Delayed Due To Technical Problems & Gameplay “Quality” Issues