Iceberg Interactive has released two new screenshots for The Last Crown – Haunting of Hallowed Isle. The Last Crown – Haunting of Hallowed Isle is the second instalment in the ghost-hunting adventure game series, the ‘Crown’-trilogy, and is the sequel to the acclaimed scary first part, released back in 2008: The Lost Crown. Continue reading The Last Crown – Haunting of Hallowed Isle Hits PC This Halloween, Gets New Screenshots→
Interceptor Entertainment has released an 18 minutes video for Rise of the Triad, showcasing the multiplayer mode of this highly anticipated remake. Rise of the Triad is planned for a Summer 2013 release on the PC, and is powered by Epic’s Unreal Engine 3. This remake promises to return to the roots of all old-school FPS titles, and as you can see, its multiplayer mode feels really close to Quake 3 (which is a good thing mind you). Enjoy! Continue reading Rise of the Triad – 18 Minutes Of Multiplayer Action→
SEGA in collaboration with Disney Interactive today announced the upcoming digital release of Castle of Illusion featuring Mickey Mouse, a complete re-imagining of the iconic Mega Drive/Genesis side-scrolling adventure first released in 1990. Developed by Sega Studios Australia, Castle of Illusion Featuring Mickey Mouse will be available worldwide for digital download on Xbox LIVE Arcade for Xbox 360, PlayStation Network and Windows PC in summer 2013. Continue reading Castle of Illusion Reboot Announced, Coming On XBLA, PSN and PC This Summer→
Discord Games has launched a Kickstarter campaign for Chasm, a 16-bit metroid-like platformer. The team aims to raise $150K in the next 26 days and contrary to other Kickstarters, this one has a demo of the game for you to try. The demo is available for Windows, Linux and Mac, and can be found on the Kickstarter page of it. Continue reading Kickstarter Spotlight: Chasm Is A 16-Bit Metroid-Like Platformer→
Bohemia Interactive has released a new patch for the alpha version of ArmA 3. This new patch will update your game’s version to 0.54 and comes with a new fog technology, PhysX collisions related crashes fixed, performance improvements related to object instancing, as well as tweaked terrain shadows. This patch will be auto-downloaded from Steam, and you can view its complete changelog below. Enjoy! Continue reading Arma 3 Alpha – Huge Update Released – Comes With Performance & PhysX Improvements→
And it’s the end of an era. Bethesda has announced that it is now moving to its next adventure, meaning that the company responsible for the Elder Scrolls series may start working on a brand new title for the next-generation platforms. Or at least that’s what we hope for, as Bethesda has not unveiled anything yet about its next title. Continue reading Bethesda Starts Work On Its Next Project, Skyrim Will Still Be Supported→
Survarium is one of our most anticipated games of 2013. Yes, we’re a bit sad this project has turned into an MMO title, however the fact that it is being developed by the team behind the STALKER series is reason enough for everyone to get excited. And since most of you haven’t seen it in action, you can find below a 13 minutes video, featuring in-game flyby footage from it, that is courtesy of MMOUnion.hu. Enjoy! Continue reading Survarium – 13 Minute In-Game Flyby Video→
Ubisoft has released a new trailer for Splinter Cell: Blacklist, in which the French company showcases some of Sam’s abilities, as well as part of the game’s story. In Blacklist, president Caldwell forms Fourth Echelon – a team of elite operatives drawn from different agencies, who operate in a mobile environment and perform missions assigned by the President. While Fourth Echelon is shutting down Third Echelon activities, a group of twelve terrorists initiate a terror ultimatum called “The Blacklist”. Fisher and his team must hunt these terrorists down and stop the Blacklist countdown before it reaches zero. Splinter Cell: Blacklist is planned for an August 20th release on PC, X360 and PS3. Enjoy! Continue reading Splinter Cell: Blacklist – ‘Abilities’ Trailer→
The latest Top 10 PC charts have been revealed and as we can see, Age of Empires II: HD and SimCity are the best selling titles on Steam’s digital and UK’s retail PC charts. Surprisingly enough, SimCity has managed to retain its throne, which makes us wonder whether that DRM uproar was just for the hell of it. This is definitely good news for EA, no doubt about that. However, it makes you wonder how successful this latest part of the SimCity series could have been if there wasn’t that DRM controversy. Apart from that, UK’s retail charts feel similar to those of last week’s. SC2: Heart of the Swarm gained a couple of places, while Tomb Raider has fallen to the last place. Skyrim has managed to re-enter the charts, whereas Bioshock: Infinite was able to keep its fifth place. Continue reading Weekly Top 10 PC Charts; UK PC Retail and Steam Digital Charts [April 7th – 13th]→
Back in 2012, we were criticized for letting everyone know that there was a possibility for a PC version of Mortal Kombat. That rumored version never came out, and a lot called us liars, that we were ‘publishing stories just for the hits‘, that we were ‘spreading lies‘, that we ‘could not be trusted as we were a brand new gaming website that came out of nowhere‘, and all sorts of things. Well, payback is better served cold, and these past months we got a lot of hints towards a PC version of Mortal Kombat 9. Continue reading Mortal Kombat 9 PC Is Happening, Players Spotted Playing Via Steam’s GameGraphs→
