Crytek has just announced the first DLC for Crysis 3. Earlier this week, Crytek hinted that players would be returning the tropical settings of Crysis 1. Hell, the company even used on of Nomad’s lines about the tropical setting. Nomad – tropical island – DLC… how could Crytek mess things up? Most of us thought that this would be an SP DLC – which could easily turn into something really interesting – though this is nothing more that a Map pack (packed with some additional modes and weapons). Needless to say that we were utterly disappointed with that announcement. Continue reading Crysis 3: The Lost Island DLC Revealed, First Screenshots Released→
Ah, the beauty of mods. Remember when Codemasters announced that GRID 2 would not feature a cockpit viewpoint? Well, behold the power of modders. GRID 2 has just been released, and some modders have already messed up with it in order to enable a cockpit viewpoint. And ironically, this viewpoint is available right now, only one day after the game’s release. Hooray. Continue reading GRID 2 – Cockpit Viewpoint Comes To The PC Version Thanks To Modders→
War Thunder is a pretty cool F2P game, that is currently in an open beta phase on the PC. Gaijin Entertainment, the development team behind it, is willing to bring this title on the PS4 and even though the console version will look better than the PC one, the company will offer cross-platform support between these two versions. Continue reading War Thunder Will Be The First Next-Gen Title With Cross-Platform Support Between PS4 & PC→
Paradox Interactive has released a massive patch for its strategy game, Crusader Kings II. According to its changelog, this update completely revises its technology system, offers proper cross-platform MP functionality between PC, Mac and Linux, revises buildings to fit the new tech system and adds a Raiding and Loot system. As always, this patch will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client, and you can view its complete changelog below. Continue reading Crusader Kings II Gets A Massive “Holy_Moly_Look_At_Its_Changelog” Update→
Focus Home Interactive announced that Wargame: Airland Battle, the sequel to Wargame: European Escalation, is now available. This strategy title is available on most regions, though we should note that it will be available in Germany, Austria & Switzerland on May 31st. The game is priced at 39,99€ on Steam, and those owning Wargame: European Escalation will receive 25% off until 11:59pm pacific on June 1st. Continue reading Wargame: Airland Battle Is Now Available→
Modder ‘FastGamerr’ has released a new total conversion mod for Deus Ex, called Nihilum. Deus Ex: Nihilum is a First Person Shooter mod taking place in an alternate Deus Ex continuity, featuring new made-from-scratch original content while also extensively featuring material from the UNATCO Born mod (used with permission from fender2k1, UB’s project leader) and Deus Ex: Revision (used in accordance with the mod’s license). Continue reading After almost 10 years of development, Deus Ex: Nihilum gets released; a TC mod for Deus Ex→
In the past few days, Amazon has hinted Mirror’s Edge 2 for Xbox One. Although we don’t know whether DICE and EA chose to develop this title as an exclusive game to Microsoft’s upcoming console, we do know that this game is currently under development and may get revealed at this year’s E3. After all, EA has just launched the game’s ‘help center’ section on its official website, something that can’t be mere coincidence or a simple mistake. Continue reading Mirror’s Edge 2 – Help Center section appears on EA’s official website→
Back in March, we informed you about Hardware; a new 3D RTS from the creators of Homeworld and the Executive Producer of Homeworld 2. Well, the game has been given a subtitle and is now called Hardware: Shipbreakers. Moreover, Blackbird Interactive has revealed a trailer that gives us a first look at the gameplay behind Hardware: Shipbreakers. Continue reading Hardware: Shipbreakers – First Gameplay Footage Revealed→
Earlier yesterday, Devolver ran a Facebook giveaway that went downhill. The company launched a promotion on Facebook where fans of Shadow Warrior could like the new Facebook page and receive a Steam key for the original version of Shadow Warrior. However, there were a lot of issues with that promotion as Devolver was not ready yet for that promotion. Continue reading Classic Shadow Warrior Is Now Free-To-Play On Steam→
Interceptor Entertainment has revealed the system requirements for its upcoming remake of Rise Of The Triad. Rise Of The Triad is powered by Unreal Engine 3 and will require a quad-core and 4GB RAM for optimal performance. Unfortunately, Rise Of The Triad won’t support DX10 or DX11, meaning that we can kiss goodbye tessellation. Let’s hope that Interceptor will implement some POM techniques that will be compatible with Anisotropic Filtering. Rise Of The Triad is planned for release in the second half of 2013. Continue reading Rise Of The Triad – System Requirements Revealed→
