Now that’s the spirit. CI Games has released a new update for Alien Rage that improves the game’s performance as it comes with optimizations for its FXs, Materials, Dynamic lights and Streaming. Not only that, but CI Games has also implemented a FOV slider for those who could not stand the default FOV settings. To make things even better, CI Games has also added mouse smoothing and smooth frame rate options to it. As always, this update will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client, and you can view the complete changelog below. Continue reading New Alien Rage: Unlimited Update Addresses Performance & Adds FOV Slider→
Deep Silver and 4A Games today released the ‘Chronicles Pack’ for Metro: Last Light. As the press release reads, this final piece of add-on content is rolling out worldwide on Steam, the Xbox Live online entertainment network from Microsoft and the PlayStation Network from today. Continue reading Metro: Last Light – Chronicles Pack Now Available→
A couple of hours ago, we informed you about Mantle being exclusive to the PC. As Microsoft revealed on its blog, Mantle is not present on Xbox One. Not only that, but Microsoft has also detailed some new features that are being implemented in Direct3D 11 for Windows (kudos to our reader ‘Sid Spyker’ for spotting what passed under our radar). Continue reading Microsoft Details Direct3D 11 Improvements For Windows→
Our reader ‘MahaVakyas’ has shared with us an interesting video, showcasing what Battlefield 4 looks like at 4K. Captured by YouTube’s member ‘Thirty IR’, this video shows Battlefield running at a really high resolution (running at 4800×2560 and being downscaled to 4096×2160) with all its bells and whistles enabled on four Nvidia Titan cards. According to Thirty IR, all settings were maxed out – including Anti-Aliasing (4x MSAA) – and VRAM usage was around 5.1GB. Enjoy! Continue reading Battlefield 4 – Running At 4K (4096×2160) On Four Titans→
Electronic Arts has revealed the official PC specs for its upcoming racer, Need For Speed: Rivals. According to them, PC gamers will at least need 4GB RAM and 30GB of free HDD. And despite the fact that the game will support 32-bit OS, EA recommends using a 64-bit one. Rivals will be powered by DICE’s Frostbite engine, and will be locked on 30fps on all platforms. You can view the complete specs list below. Kudos to our reader ‘Inhuman’ for informing us! Continue reading Need For Speed: Rivals – PC Specs Revealed – Requires 30GB HDD, Recommends 64bit OS→
In order to celebrate the game’s upcoming launch, Crytek has released a new teaser trailer for Warface. Warface is planned for an October 21st release on the PC and aims to deliver fast-paced explosive action, team-driven Co-op and Versus gameplay, and immersive visuals. The game will offer new content on a regular basis in the form of daily cooperative campaign missions with new challenges and a continual supply of new maps, weaponry, boosts, and more to keep gameplay fresh and exciting. Enjoy! Continue reading Free-To-Play CRYENGINE-powered “Warface” gets a new teaser trailer→
YouTube’s member ‘ADRIANF1esp’ shared a new video from Slightly Mad Studios’ upcoming racer, Project CARS, showing off the graphic potential of Project CARS with a custom camera position. In addition, we also present you a fan-made trailer for pCars that was created by ‘ExpressionOfNothing’. Both of these videos run this racer on max settings, so sit back and enjoy the visuals! Continue reading New Project CARS Video Welcomes Us To Next-Gen Era (Ultra settings + DX11.1)→
YouTube’s gaming channel ‘RajmanGamingHD’ has shared three new videos from the multiplayer mode of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, showcasing the game’s MP character customization as well as its training modes.Moreover, ‘PlayStation Access’ has shared 11 minutes of MP gameplay footage. Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag is currently planned for a November 22nd release on PC and next-gen consoles. Enjoy! Continue reading Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag – New Multiplayer Footage Unveiled→
Well our dear readers, we’ve got some good and some bad news for you today. The good news is that Ubisoft has answered some of our questions about Watch Dogs – a game that most of you are looking forward to. The bad news is that our PC-centric questions remained unanswered. According to the French company, a Q&A that is dedicated to the PC version will go live shortly and will shed some light on the version we’ll be getting. Continue reading Ubisoft Explains Why It Created A New Engine For Watch_Dogs Instead Of Licensing One→
