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App Review: Infinity Blade II on the new iPad (Version 1.1.1)
The sequel is considerably more gorgeous, complex and expansive than the original, qualifying it as the best 3D RPG-action game on the iPad.
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Play Wolfenstein 3D for free on your web browser
Wolfenstein 3D, the 1992 PC game that kick-started the first person shooter genre is now playable on a web browser online.
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Ubisoft wants you to 'Like' Assassin's Creed III, a video for your troubles
Did you like this clip for Assassins Creed III? Are you biting your nails in anticipation to see what the Assassins man does to the Redcoat? All you need to go is get a bunch of your friends and yourself over to the ACIII official FB page and click on that shiny Like button. Once the requisite amount of likes have been achieved, Ubisoft will present y'all with the full teaser video. So get liking!
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Trailer Blast: Ghost Recon Future Soldiers and Hitman: Absolution
Welcome to Trailer Blast, where we promise to get your adrenaline glands churning on a Monday morning. We've got an amazing looking video from Hitman: Absolution, introducing the deadly Agent 47. The other is a light hearted take on the new Ghost Recon Future Soldiers' extremely addictive Gunsmith feature. If you have Kinect you can build and assemble your own weapons.
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Review: Journey
That Game Company, yes, that's the name of the game company that surf on the outer fringes of experimental. Their games are more interactive art with gameplay than games - you may recognise such names such as Flow and Flower. Journey is their newest game, and it is one of the most beautiful games you will ever play. Period.
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Square Enix Announces a Gaming Competition
The company famous for the the Final Fantasy series, Kingdom Hearts, Tomb Raider, Deus Ex and Space Invaders, announces their game development contest. Enix was discovered in a contest run in 1982 and now and Indian company can get the chance of getting their game featured with Square Enix, if they win.
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Crysis 3 gameplay trailer released, to debut in 2013
Crytek has released a trailer that contains in-game footage from the upcoming third installment in the Crysis series that has always been a crowd-puller due to its stunning visuals, especially on PC. Judging by the trailer, Crysis 3 seems to have merged the jungle setting from the first game, and urban locales of the second game. New York City has been claimed by the aliens and transformed into a veritable swamp, which the player is tasked with reclaiming.
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Review: Resident Evil: Operation Racoon City
"Only this time around, apart from Zombies, you have a larger menace - a more potent and deadly enemy, video game bugs."
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Trailer Blast: Max Payne 3, Dishonoured Debut trailer, totally dubstep free
Jump-start those adrenaline glands on a Monday with these explosive video game trailers.
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Diablo III free to play beta from Friday to Monday
Abandon all your weekend plans and don your angelic robes, for Blizzard is having a free-to-play beta of Diablo III.
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Witcher 2 Enhanced Edition Digital Download Preorder Begins
Dust off your copies of the Witcher 2, or start downloading the game files again from GOG or Steam. CDProject is giving away the Enhanced Edition for free. If you haven't played the game yet, now's a good time to get into acquainted with one the best RPG games of 2011.
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Review: Wipeout 2048 on the PSVita
The Wipeout series have been a constant in Sony’s launch titles, always there like a dependable butler standing with cups of adrenalin’ at the launch of every new platform. Mostly as a showcase of what that hardware is capable off. Showoff value aside, its packing some killer gameplay, provided you’re into racing around in cool ships across roller coaster like environs. Wipeout 2048 careens in on the Vita, with its signature visuals and a new premise.
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Torchlight II gameplay video
If you are a fan of dungeon-crawling, action-RPGs and haven’t had the opportunity to play Torchlight, then you have missed something special. Developed by Runic Games, a splinter group formed out of Blizzard, the studio is run as an independent, self-publishing outfit. Torchlight has all the hallmarks of an admirable action game, in addition to some cool features that are unique to it. Torchlight 2 will feature four playable classes, it will ship with Torchlight II toolset, and support six-player co-op over Internet and LAN with the option to use the same character for online and offline play. Runic Games will start selling Torchlight 2 “soon”, for $20.00 through their website, and via Steam.
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Max Payne 3 Bullet Time developer's diary
Bullet time is no longer a big talking point in games these days, but it was Max Payne that first got it right in a video game. Fortunately, it appears that Rockstar recognize the game’s legacy and have taken special pains to get the same level of immersion with all the newest licks. In the following video, a rep from Rockstar Studios demonstrates how the studio has combined various techs to build Max Payne 3’s core game-play mechanics.
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Lost Planet 3 Revealed
Capcom's Lost Planet has had a troubling past, with a decent debut and then proceeding to tank faster than a tank on thin ice. Though, at Captivate 2012, it's clear that Capcom has not given up on the franchise. Instead it has rebooted it into a prequel, and has outed a very impressive trailer of Blizzard-level quality.
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