3D Realms has announced that its new first-person shooter, which will be powered by the Quake 1 Engine, will be officially revealed tomorrow. The team has also revealed a teaser image that you can find below.
You will not survive… Reveal tomorrow! #unannouncedQuake1EngineShooter @3DRealms @1C_Company pic.twitter.com/iUzbIorQZN
— 3D Realms (@3DRealms) March 6, 2019
From what we know so far, 1C Entertainment will be publishing this title. In October 2018, 3D Realms shared a small GIF showing some gameplay footage from this shooter, and that footage hinted at some portals similar to those found in PREY (though this is just an assumption from our part and nothing more).
Our guess is that 1C Entertainment and 3D Realms will reveal the first details and a gameplay trailer for this unannounced FPS tomorrow, so stay tuned for more!
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Hoping for a new Blake Stone game! đŸ˜€
id play that, with nonlinear space stations, vending machines that you can buy food and ammo like the original, maybe with more limited ammo in order to utilize the vending machines, i guess thats a survival horror twist to it…..
“YOU ARE DESCRIBING PREY”
Nah uh, the original had tokens that you use on vending machines but in the remake the tokens will be acquired by microtransactions.
Ahh sht, i hate my life, because i know how the modern game industry is gonna destroy any sequel to a classic game with modern game design and business practices.
So we got this, doom eternal, wolfenstein blade of agony episode 3, amid evil, ion maiden, amc tc episode 3 coming out this month, whatever romero is working on, some wad and some fps called black room, also that hellbound, to to be confused with the excellent wad you must play,cthon, rage 2 and who knows what else i am missing.
dont you refresh the moddb page like i do? Jblade says they are betatesting it now and it will come out this month.
you missed prodeus. it’s not coming this month but worth keeping eyes on. do you check bfme 2 mods too?
>whatever romero is working on
doubt he’s working on anything PC FPS related. that blackroom kickstarter was years ago. he wanted to make a “demo” and then do another crowdfunding campaign. zero communication about the project. I assume it’s dead.
please… danish 3DRealms is no longer the old 3DRealms, all games are trash.
Give it to me
Thanks for posting this news, @JOHN. Excited as always for any new first-person shooter. I just hope this upcoming FPS is good, and worth the wait.
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On some totally OFF TOPIC news, did anyone notice this issue ?? “” Steam’s “Popular Upcoming” list is getting exploited by Developers “”.
Valve is once again under fire over Steam’s discoverability features, with Mike Rose,
the founder of the publisher No More Robots, revealing that that Steam backend is being exploited to give more coverage to specific titles.
In short, developers are exploiting a quirk in the Steam back-end that allows them to appear more often in the “Popular Upcoming Releases” section of Steam, taking the place of games that should legitimately be on that list. This prevents many upcoming games from being noticed by Steam’s user base, which is very bad for small developers.
Steam’s “Popular Upcoming Releases” list uses two metrics to define what’s placed on the list. Wishlist numbers and release dates, adding any game to the list that meets a specific threshold in order of release date. At this time there is nothing to stop developers from constantly having their game set with tomorrow as their backend release date, exploiting the system in the process.
In effect, the Steam backend can be exploited to think that a developer’s game is releasing very soon, giving it priority ranking on the “Popular Upcoming Releases” section of Steam. This takes spots away from games that are legitimately releasing soon, which is bad news for the developers who aren’t trying to game the system.
https://www.dualshockers.com/steam-popular-upcoming-list-exploit-called-out-by-developers/
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2019-03-06-developers-are-manipulating-steams-popular-upcoming-list
https://www.kitguru.net/tech-news/featured-announcement/damien-cox/steams-popular-upcoming-list-is-being-exploited-by-some-developers/
https://twitter.com/RaveofRavendale/status/1102905437110837249
Yeah, I’d f*kin’ play that; I loved the Quake 1 campaigns.
“That’s a bingoooooo!”
What an amazing actor. I liked Alita but for whatever reason his performance in there wasn’t great. Rodriguez obviously isn’t as good a director as Tarantino.
If he didn’t win an Oscar for Django, he was robbed.