Most of you have probably already heard of Dark Matter; a 2.5D side-scrolling survival horror game, set in a derelict spaceship besieged by a sinister alien presence, and infested with deadly parasites. Dark Matter had a Kickstarter campaign that failed, though Iceberg Interactive was able to somehow pull things off and publish the game. Well… not exactly we say. It turns out that the game is incomplete and does not last as long as it was initially advertised, something that makes us worry about all the upcoming Kickstarted games (whether they failed or not). Continue reading Dark Matter Is Incomplete, Yet Being Sold As A Finished Game→
Slightly Mad Studios has released a new set of screenshots for its upcoming racer, Project CARS. Contrary to our previous galleries, this time around we decided to keep the images in their original resolution, giving you the ability to further drool all over your monitor while viewing them. As the team noted, these images show purely in-game footage that has not been made in any special photo mode, using no post-processing or filters that aren’t available during the actual gameplay. I know, I know – the gameplay videos do not look as impressive, right? Well, during those videos you were not really looking at the in-game vehicles from these angles, were you? Enjoy! Continue reading Project CARS Looks Fabulous – New Screenshots In All Their HD Glory→
A couple of days ago, Activision released a number of live action trailers for Call of Duty: Ghosts. Those trailers were nothing great, therefore we decided to simply skip them. However this COD: Ghosts parody trailer for BF4 – based on those trailers – looks way better than the official ones. I mean, it’s really ironic that these live action trailers are more suitable for DICE’s title than Infinity Ward’s shooter. Kudos to our reader ‘Ghost Rider LSOV’ for sharing it. Enjoy! Continue reading Battlefield 4: “Duty Calls” – COD: Ghosts Parody Trailer→
Even though Call of Duty: Ghosts is planned for release next month, its launch trailer has already been captured and finalized. And guess what? Seems that someone has managed to leak it. This trailer shows off explosions, dogs, jungle environments, explosions, fish, Eminem and more explosions. Yeah, overall it looks quite good though it’s pretty obvious that everything feels so scripted. Enjoy the trailer – while its still live – below! Continue reading Call of Duty: Ghosts – Launch Trailer Leaked→
Earlier yesterday, John Carmack shared his thoughts on AMD’s Mantle. During Nvidia’s Montreal event, Carmack claimed that although he would be tempted to use Mantle, he would not do such a thing at this point. Carmack claimed that it’s not stupid – for AMD – to attempt something like that, however he believed that Sony and Microsoft would not embrace it. But why is Carmack against this new API? Continue reading John Carmack: Nvidia’s OpenGL extensions rival Mantle, 8GBs on consoles not a significant change→
Crytek has released a new version of its free CRYENGINE SDK that is built on the new CRYENGINE 3.5 platform. This new SDK comes with lots of fixes and new additions, with a focus on ironing out existing known bugs. Those interested can download this new SDK from here and can view the complete changelog below. Enjoy! Continue reading CRYENGINE 3.5.4 Free SDK Is Now Available→
Electronic Arts has released a new trailer for Need for Speed: Rivals, showcasing the game’s AllDrive system that boasts the ability to seamlessly blend single and multiplayer together. In addition, Polygon reported that the PS4 version of the game may look better graphically than the PC version, something that will definitely disappoint a lot of PC gamers – especially after the 30fps lock that has also been implemented on the PC version of this racer. Kudos to our reader ‘Inhuman’ for spotting it. Take a look at the new trailer below and share your thoughts about this whole NFS mess (Editor’s Note: According to Kotaku, PC and PS4 versions look identical). Continue reading Need for Speed: Rivals – AllDrive Feature Trailer→
