Good news for puzzle fans, as Square Enix has released a demo for Quantum Conundrum, a game created by Portal’s original creator, Kim Swift. Developed by Airtight Games, Quantum Conundrum is now available on PC for £9.99 / €14.99. Players can also purchase a Season Pass through Steam for £13.99 / €19.99, and get a downloadable Quantum Conundrum soundtrack and two future downloadable puzzle packs. Quantum Conundrum will be available on the PlayStation Network and on Xbox LIVE across Europe and PAL territories on July 11th. Continue reading Quantum Conundrum Demo Is Now Available→
Today IO Interactive A/S, a Square Enix studio unveiled the Hitman: Absolution Deluxe Professional Edition. The strictly limited Deluxe Professional Edition will include a 10″ Agent 47 vinyl statue and the Professional Edition of the game conataining; a hard-cover Hitman: Absolution art book, an in-depth making of DVD and the Agency Gun-Pack DLC. Continue reading Hitman: Absolution Deluxe Professional Edition Detailed→
Remember Square Enix’s Agnis Philosophy tech demo? What a brilliant piece of demo that was, right? A lot of gamers were wondering what kind of GPU was powering this beast, as we were getting visuals similar to CG quality with constant 60fps. Some thought that it was Nvidia’s GTX690 cards powering it, while others thought that those visuals could only be achieved by a quad-SLI system. Well, seems that everyone was wrong as the Agnis Philosophy Tech Demo was running on a single, Nvidia GTX680 card. Continue reading The impressive Agnis Philosophy Tech Demo was running on a single GTX680→
Seems that a new expansion/add-on is underway for Square Enix’s MMORPG, Final Fantasy XI as Square Enix has trademarked ‘Seekers of Adoulin’. In case you’re unaware of, Adoulin is a small island off the west coast of the Quon continent in Final Fantasy XI, therefore we can safely assume that ‘Seekers of Adoulin’ will either be an expansion or an add-on for Final Fantasy XI. Continue reading Square Enix trademarks “Seekers of Adoulin” , incoming expansion/add-on for Final Fantasy XI→
Square Enix has released their latest puzzle game, Quantum Conundrum. Quantum Conundrum is now available on Steam and for those interested there is a Season Pass that includes the full game, soundtrack, and two upcoming DLC’s. The game is currently priced at 14.99 euros and can be purchased from here. Continue reading Quantum Conundrum is now available on Steam→
A couple of days ago, we informed you about the registration of Final Fantasy VII’s domain, FinalFantasyViiPC.com. As we said back then, Square Enix was probably gearing up for a digital re-release of Final Fantasy VII on both GOG and Steam. And it seems that we were right, as a leaked product description has revealed this new digital version. Continue reading Final Fantasy VII is indeed coming to Steam; Achievements and Cloud Saves confirmed→
We can’t be the only ones wondering how a multiplayer mode would look like in Just Cause 2, right? Well, good news – if you had that question in the back of your head too – as the team behind Just Cause 2’s Multiplayer mod has released some new information about it, as well as a video from its latest build. As the team revealed, over the coming months, their aim is to polish the current build to a state that can be released to the public. Continue reading Just Cause 2 – Multiplayer Mod gets a new update, incoming public version→
A couple of months (or years) ago, Square Enix’s classic 3D Final Fantasy games appeared on Steam’s registry. As always, most of us thought that it was a matter of time before they’d hit Valve’s distribution service but unfortunately, they have not appeared yet. All hope seemed lost, however, yesterday Square Enix registered a new domain called FinalFantasyViiPC.com. Continue reading Square Enix registers FinalFantasyViiPC.com→
After Square Enix’s reveal of the groundbreaking Agnis Philosophy tech demo, a lot of people began wondering whether that was truly real-time footage or not. Let’s not forget that when the video starts, we’re welcomed with a message which read that this is just a video from a real-time tech demo. Could Square Enix speed things up – from a choppy real-time tech demo – in order to amaze everyone or was this some CG, entitled as real-time footage in order to impress us? Continue reading Off-camera footage proves that the Agnis Philosophy Tech Demo was in real-time→
