Star Citizen’s dogfighting module was meant to get released later this month. Well, not anymore. As Chris Roberts revealed, this module has been delayed by a couple of months, and currently there is no ETA. And although I’m all in for waiting a more polished version of that module, wasn’t the idea of getting access to pre-alpha stuff the whole point of crowd-funding a game? So can’t you… you know… release an alpha version, keep working on it and let your backers witness its evolution? Continue reading Star Citizen’s Dogfighting Module Delayed By A Couple Of Months→
Well, you gotta admit that SOE is trying to fix PlanetSide 2. The game was a resource hog but after the latest updates, we can definitely some performance improvements across various PC systems. This latest update brings improved physics calculations, optimized objects in Esamir and a number of client memory optimizations. This update is live as we speak, and you can view its complete changelog below. Continue reading Planetside 2 – New Update Further Optimizes Esamir Objects, Physics & Memory Handlers→
Theory Interactive has released a new trailer for its PC exclusive puzzler, Reset. According to the team, the game will also feature open world environments, as well as support for Oculus Rift. There are seven days left to Reset’s IndieGoGo campaign and during these days, the team needs to raise €40K in order to reach its €65K goal. To be honest, it seems that the campaign will fail, but hey… you never know. Enjoy the trailer after the jump! Continue reading Reset – New Trailer Released, Seven Days Left To Its IndieGoGo Campaign→
Zombie and FPS fans, get ready for a treat. Bohemia has just released the standalone version of DayZ via Steam’s Early Access program. As its description reads, DayZ’s Early Access is your chance to experience DayZ as it evolves throughout its development process. Do note that this is not a demo and does not reflect the end product. Continue reading DayZ Standalone Now Available On Steam Via Early Access Program→
Well, we gotta give DICE and Battlefield 4 the award of best clusterf*ck, ever. So when Battlefield 4 was released, there was major flickering when SLI was enabled. With its second (or third) update, the game was fixed and was working fine with SLI systems. And then came another update that had a HUGE impact on the game’s SLI performance. And now with this latest update that has just been launched, that awful flickering is back with a punch. Way to go DICE. Continue reading Battlefield 4 – New Update Released, Breaks SLI & Removes Grass Physics→
Unknown Worlds, developers of Natural Selection 2, have announced their latest title called Subnautica. Subnautica is said to be an open world underwater exploration and construction game that will combine elements of role playing, sandbox, exploration and cinematic games to create a unique experience. The game is still in an really early stage and Unknown Worlds have released a teaser video for it (no in-game footage though). Enjoy! Continue reading Subnautica Announced – Open World Underwater Exploration Title From Natural Selection 2 Developers→
Electronic Arts and Ghost Games have released a new update for Need For Speed: Rivals that is supposedly addressing its performance and frame rate issues. However, a lot of players are still experiencing really low frame rates in specific areas. Oh, and as the title suggests, Ghost Games has not removed the idiotic 30fps cap from it. This update will be auto-downloaded and you can view its complete changelog below. Continue reading Need For Speed: Rivals – New PC Update Released, 30FPS Cap Not Removed Yet→
