Dying Light: Mow ‘Em Down for Special Gold Paint for Your Ride

The Dying Light team has revealed the next contest on the docket for players. Called Buggy Frenzy, players are challenged to collectively run over 5,000,000 zombies within 48 hours to gain access to an exclusive gold Buggy paint job for the game and a special weapon docket for their participation in the event.

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft: Epic Moments From the Last Two Years

Blizzard’s Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft is turning two years old and nothing says what an epic journey it has been better than a video by Disguised Toast showing off some epic moments from the past. In addition, players and fans are invited to submit a photo of themselves that shows their adoration of the game. One winner can score a trip to Blizzard’s California campus with others winning plushies, wall hangings and more.

The Division: Collaborative Art Project Yields ‘Fall of Canada’ Film

Ubisoft Canada has published a new video on its YouTube channel called “The Division: Fall of Canada” that is an effort by the game’s community via a collaborative art platform. It’s a fantastic project and video that is well worth the time to watch. It begs to wonder if this is how stories for further expansion DLC for the game will be created — it’s nice to consider!

Blade & Soul: Three New Dungeons Previewed

Blade & Soul will be expanding soon with the Silverfrost Mountains expansion. Within the new content, players will have several new high-end dungeons in which to journey. In a new update on the B&S site, the Awakened Necropolis, Avalanche Den and Lair of the Frozen Fang are previewed.

WildStar: Hoverboard ZPrix Invitational Returns

Players looking for a new experience will want to check out the return of the WildStar event called Hoverboard ZPrix Invitational. The event is currently running and will last until Thursday, March 24th at 10:00 am. During the event players can score limited time rewards.

General: Sword Art Online: The Beginning VR Alpha Images

Many have wondered next week’s very limited prototype alpha experience for IBM Japan’s Sword Art Online: The Beginning was merely a technical experiment and not the true herald of a game in the making. While we still don’t have the answer to that question, IBM Japan continues to make us wonder with yesterday’s release of several promotional screens for the event.