Splinter Cell: Blacklist’ producer Andy Wilson has revealed some new tech details about the PC version of Ubisoft’s upcoming action/stealth third person title. According to Wilson, the PC version of Splinter Cell: Blacklist will support both DX9 and DX11. PC gamers can expect horizon based ambient occlusion, TXAA, high resolution shadows, and parallax mapping. In addition, Blacklist will support specific DX11 features, such as tessellation. You can find below Nvidia’s interview – in which Wilson revealed the above info – that also contains some new gameplay footage from the game. Enjoy! Continue reading Splinter Cell: Blacklist – PC Features Detailed + New Footage→
The alpha testing phase of Battlefield 4 is underway and as you’d expect, some gamers have already leaked a couple of gameplay videos from it. This alpha testing features ‘un-textured’ environments and is packed with visuals similar to those of the leaked MP screenshots of BF4; screenshots that were leaked a week or so ago. Below you can find a video with 30 minutes of gameplay footage from this alpha test, so go ahead and take a look. Enjoy! Continue reading Battlefield 4 Alpha Testing Phase – 30 Minutes Of Gameplay Footage→
BeamNG has released a new, mind-blowing video for its next generation Soft-body Physics Engine, showcasing a work-in-progress alpha build. The video presents a lap around the Industrial circuit, some donuts, and then an accurate simulation of driving on ‘terrible roads‘. It’s pretty obvious that BeamNG is interested in building a racing game with its new physics engine, and we have to admit that it looks quite good for an alpha build. The team promised to show what most gamers are interested in – gorgeous and detailed crashes – in its next video. Until then, enjoy the following one! Continue reading New Footage For BeamNG’s Next-Generation Soft-body Physics Engine→
ConnectedDigitalWorld has posted two new gameplay videos for Volition’s upcoming open-world title, Saints Row IV. In Saints Row IV, the head honcho of the Saints has been elected to the Presidency of the United States. But the Saints are just getting started. Now the larger-than-life insanity of the Saints series gets a new twist with a catastrophic alien invasion, and the aliens have transported the Saints to a bizarro-Steelport simulation. These gameplay videos show a mission of the game, as well as some of the President’s new super powers. Enjoy! Continue reading Saints Row IV – New Gameplay Footage→
Devolver Digital has released two new screenshots from Shadow Warrior’s remake. In addition, Rev3Games has posted an E3 video preview for Flying Wild Hog’s upcoming title that features the first gameplay footage from it. Shadow Warrior promises to stay true to its old-school roots, though Flying Wild Hog is trying this time around to make the player’s sword a big part of the game. Shadow Warrior will have an expanded story, and it will feature some giant bosses (in the scale of those found in the Shadow of the Colossus). Enjoy! Continue reading Shadow Warrior Remake – New Screenshots & First Gameplay Footage→
MaximumPC has also captured the gameplay walkthrough demo of Splinter Cell: Blacklist PC that was showcased during Nvidia’s E3 press event, and the first thing you will immediately notice is its smoothness. We don’t know the specs of the PC that was used to demo Splinter Cell: Blacklist, however we do know that the game will take advantage of the DX11 API. Here is hoping that the game will be optimized for more than three CPU cores. Enjoy! Continue reading Splinter Cell: Blacklist – E3 2013 PC Gameplay Walkthrough→
As you already know, Nvidia showcased CD Projekt RED’s upcoming The Witcher game during its E3 press conference. MaximumPC was able to capture a video that showcased most – if not all – of the new graphical settings that will be supported by The Witcher 3, and you can view the video below. The Witcher 3 will support a new renderer, bloom shafts, aerial perspective fog, volume based translucency, semi volumetric clouds, fur simulation (via Nvidia’s PhysX), flexible water simulation (as well as tessellated water), forward lit soft particles, screen space decals and real-time reflections. Kudos to our reader Sid Spyker for spotting it. Enjoy! Continue reading The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – New PC Graphics Effects Detailed→
IGN has just posted a dev walkthrough for Red Barrels upcoming survival horror title, Outlast. Outlast seems able to challenge A Machine For Pigs, so it will be interesting to see which one of them will be the best PC horror title of 2013. Outlast is currently planned for a 2013 release on the PC, and will be then coming to PS4 in 2014. That is unless Red Barrels decides to delay the PC version. Enjoy the walkthrough video after the jump! Continue reading Outlast challenges Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs – E3 2013 Gameplay Walkthrough→
Polytron has released a teaser trailer for Fez II. Although the company did not reveal anything else about it, we expect to see it – sooner or later – on the PC. It will be interesting to see what Polytron will do with the sequel of Fez, and whether they introduce any new elements to it. Enjoy the teaser and stay tuned for more! Continue reading Fez II Announced, Teaser Trailer Released→
During E3, Bethesda has unveiled the first gameplay footage from Tango Gameworks’ upcoming horror title, The Evil Within. The Evil Within embodies the meaning of pure survival horror and will let players experience a disturbing reality as they try to break free from warped machinations that could only exist in the most horrifying worlds. The game is powered by the id Tech 5 Engine and is planned for a 2014 release. Enjoy! Continue reading The Evil Within – First Gameplay Footage Revealed→
