Sumo Digital has revealed the official PC system requirements for Hood: Outlaws & Legends. According to the PC specs, the game will be using the DX12 API and will require 20GB of free hard-disk space. Continue reading Hood: Outlaws & Legends PC Requirements
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Hood: Outlaws & Legends will support Ray Tracing and DLSS
Hood: Outlaws & Legends is a new PvPvE heist game from Sumo Digital that uses Unreal Engine 4. And, in an interview with WCCFTech, Sumo Newcastle Game Director Andrew Willans revealed that the game will support Ray Tracing and DLSS. Continue reading Hood: Outlaws & Legends will support Ray Tracing and DLSS
Here are 10 minutes of gameplay footage from Hood: Outlaws & Legends
GameStar has showcased 10 minutes of new gameplay footage from Hood: Outlaws & Legends. This gameplay footage will give you an idea of what you can expect from this upcoming PvPvE heist game. Continue reading Here are 10 minutes of gameplay footage from Hood: Outlaws & Legends
Hood: Outlaws & Legends gets a gameplay overview trailer
Focus Home Interactive has released a gameplay overview trailer for its upcoming multiplayer PvPvE heist game from Sumo Digital, Hood: Outlaws & Legends. Matchmaking in opposing teams of four, players will choose a character based on their preferred playstyle, or what best fits their team’s strategy. Continue reading Hood: Outlaws & Legends gets a gameplay overview trailer
90s arcade racing game, Hotshot Racing, is coming to the PC on September 10th
Curve Digital announced that its 90s arcade racing game, Hotshot Racing, will release on the PC on September 10th. In order to celebrate this announcement, the teams released a new trailer that you can find below. Continue reading 90s arcade racing game, Hotshot Racing, is coming to the PC on September 10th
Retro-inspired racing game, Hotshot Racing, is coming to the PC in Spring 2020
Curve Digital has unveiled the colourful retro-inspired racing game, Hotshot Racing, from Lucky Mountain Games and Sumo Digital. Hotshot Racing channels classic arcade racers sporting colorful polygonal visuals, boost-fuelled drift gameplay and a silky smooth 60 frames per second in the game’s single-player modes regardless of platform. Continue reading Retro-inspired racing game, Hotshot Racing, is coming to the PC in Spring 2020
Sumo Digital’s 2D Beat ’em up, Pass The Punch, is coming to the PC in late 2019
Sumo Digital announced today that Pass The Punch, its own-IP 2D beat ‘em up, is coming to the PC in late 2019. Pass the Punch is set in a world influenced by 80s and 90s Saturday morning cartoons, and below you can find its first screenshots. Continue reading Sumo Digital’s 2D Beat ’em up, Pass The Punch, is coming to the PC in late 2019
Sumo Digital, developer of Crackdown 3, is working with 2K Games on unannounced games
Sumo Digital today announced that it is working on new projects with publisher 2K Games. While details remain under wraps, Sumo revealed that development will take place at its Sheffield Studio and the recently acquired Red Kite Games. Continue reading Sumo Digital, developer of Crackdown 3, is working with 2K Games on unannounced games
Team Sonic Racing – Review
One of my favourite things in the gaming industry is the rivalries between mascots. Sam Fisher has Solid Snake, Duke Nukem has Serious Sam, Nathan Drake has Lara Croft, and, of course, Sonic has Mario. While their respective fan bases might get a little… passionate when you challenge their loyalty, the competition that these mascots have created always pushed studios to make some great games. Continue reading Team Sonic Racing – Review
Crackdown 3 – Campaign Review
The past months paint a bleak picture of the high-budget gaming scene following a frighteningly long list of disappointments. Players finally got their hands on the games that have been stimulating their salivary glands for months – or even years – since their announcement, yet the final products only seemed to widen the chasm between publishers and us as consumers deeper and deeper. Continue reading Crackdown 3 – Campaign Review