Descent fans, this is for you. A team of passionate people is currently working on a remake/reimagining of Interplay’s classic action game, Descent. This remake will be taking advantage of UDK, an engine that the team believes enables them to create an engaging scenery that will immerse you in the world of Descent like never before. Continue reading Sol Contingency – Descent Remake In UDK – Gets A Teaser Trailer→
Swedish gaming blog, Svampriket, has posted a 53 minutes gameplay footage from the X360 version of Resident Evil: Revelation HD. And since all HD versions will look and play the same, we think that most of you will be interested in it. After all, it’s a good way to witness the improvements over the original 3DS version of Revelations. Resident Evil: Revelations HD is planned for a May 21st release on PC, X360, PS3 and WiiU. Enjoy! Continue reading Resident Evil: Revelations HD – 53 Minutes Of Gameplay Footage→
Now this is bloody amazing. YouTube’s CorridorDigital has posted a live action short film, based on the upcoming Far Cry 3 expansion pack, Blood Dragon. Surprisingly enough, this short stays true to the 80s movies and… God how much do I miss them. Time to watch again Blade Runner. Or Terminator? Or how about Predator? Oh yes, definitely Predator. But anyway, enjoy the short film everyone, and special thanks to our reader ‘Ghost Rider LSOV’ for spotting it! Continue reading Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Gets An Amazing Live Action Fan-Made Short Film→
Despite the fact that the latest UE4 tech demo looks amazing, a lot of gamers were disappointed when they witnessed the differences between the GDC2013 trailer of Elemental and its latest version. Global illumination was nowhere to be found, something that had a huge impact on the demo’s visuals. As a result of that, a couple of gamers claimed that UE4 was in fact a step backwards and in order to calm everyone down, Epic’s rendering team leader has decided to shed some light. Continue reading Unreal Engine 4 Supports Full Dynamic Lighting, Epic Working On Dynamic GI Solution→
The 90’s Arcade Racer is perhaps the racing game we are most looking forward to this year. Even though this title is not as polished as GRID 2 (and does not feature as many shaders as Codemasters’ game), it comes with an amazing art design. It’s also a tribute to the classic SEGA arcade games, and we are big fans of those games. The 90’s Arcade Racer is powered by the Unity engine and Gamereactor interviewed Antonis Pelekanos and Tyrone Rodriguez, the duo responsible for it. Antonis Pelekanos has also revealed that this racing game is planned for a late 2013 release, though there is a high chance that it will get slightly delayed (meaning that we’re looking at a 2014 release). Enjoy! Continue reading The 90’s Arcade Racer – New Footage Unveiled, Targets A Late 2013 Release, May Get Delayed→
Soccer fans, you better start prepping your fingers as EA Sports has just revealed that the first official news and details for Fifa 14 will be unveiled tomorrow. EA Sports has also teased a new image (quick trivia: is it in-engine shot or not?), featuring Messi, meaning that Barcelona’s super star will be the main focus of it. Our guess is that Fifa 14 will be released on both current and next generation platforms – since Konami will be enhancing PES 2014 with the FOX Engine for next-gen platforms – so here is hoping that EA will reveal an image or an in-game teaser trailer from the next-gen version of it. Enjoy the teaser image below and stay tuned for more! Continue reading Fifa 14 – First Official News/Details Coming Tomorrow→
Bethesda has just uploaded a video on Vine that is obviously a teaser for its next game. Although this teaser does not show much, a lot of gamers believe that it is related to a new Fallout game. Others believe that it is a brand new project. Could this be a current-generation or a next-generation title? Will it be using the enhanced version of the Gamebryo? Will it take advantage of multiple CPU cores? Ah, so many questions and we don’t have the answers for most – if not all – of them. Enjoy the teaser and feel free to share your thoughts! Continue reading Bethesda Teases Its New Project With This Video→
Manuel Kerssemakers of Abbey Games has informed us about the release date of its upcoming God game, Reus. According to the team, Reus will become available on May 16th for the PC on Steam, GOG.com, Gamersgate and Desura. Furthermore, a new trailer has been released for Reus that can be viewed below. Continue reading God Game ‘Reus’ Gets A Release Date→
Strike Vector Team is currently working on an indie aerial combat game that is powered by Epic’s Unreal Engine 3 and looks really cool. Strike Vector’s main focus is its multiplayer mode, though there will be a solo campaign for all fans of SP modes. A debut trailer with in-game footage was released a couple of days ago, that can be viewed below, and was spotted by Eurogamer. The team behind it is not willing to launch a Kickstarter campaign for it, so it will be interesting to see how things will unfold. For now, enjoy the trailer and we’ll be sure to keep you posted on its progress! Continue reading Unreal Engine 3-powered indie Strike Vector looks great, aerial combat game developed by four people→
Bethesda announced that Dishonored’s ‘The Knife of Dunwall’ DLC is now available on PC, X360 and PS3 (SCEA). SCEE PS3 owners will have to wait a little more as the DLC will become available for them tomorrow. In The Knife of Dunwall you take on the role of Daud, the legendary assassin who killed the Empress, and access his weapons, gadgets, allies and supernatural abilities. After assassinating the Empress, and forever changing the fate of Dunwall, you embark on a search for redemption. The Outsider reveals the key to your atonement, but who—or what—is Delilah? Continue reading Dishonored: The Knife of Dunwall DLC Is Now Available On PC, X360 and PS3→
