Fourteen year-old Travian is going to receive its largest-ever update come September. Called “Fire and Sand”, the update will be released in time to celebrate the venerable game’s birthday. The update most notably brings two new tribes into the game, the Huns and Egyptians, each with their own playstyle and special units, unique hero ability and dedicated buildings.
Conor McGregor Responds to Paulie Malignaggi’s Fight Challenge: ‘Join the Queue’
Paulie Malignaggi’s brief tenure as a sparring partner for Conor McGregor could best be described as tumultuous, and the events that led to him exiting the Irishman’s camp have resulted in some bad blood between the two men.
Armored Warfare – Ready to Rumble Forth to PlayStation 4 in Early 2018
Life is Feudal – The Power of The Guild
World of Tanks – War Stories Hands-On Preview
This week Wargaming, the makers of World of Tanks, revealed they’re ready to take their mega-popular free-to-play game to a whole ‘nother level with a single-player/co-op experience they’re calling War Stories. With the big news ready to break at this month’s GamesCom, they invited us to try the new mode ourselves. The new casual-friendly mode is set to do right by its thus-far-overlooked PvE fans and bring an interesting new dimension to World of Tanks.
World of Tanks – Wargaming War Stories Interview With Jeff Greg & Andrew Hura
August twenty-first marks the dawn of a new day for World of Tanks console players as Wargaming embarks on a new single-player/co-op venture called War Stories. Last week at Wargaming’s Chicago offices, we spoke to Lead Game Designer Jeff Greg and Lead Environment Artist Andrew Hura about the challenges the team faced in creating this new mode.
Dark and Light – Today’s Patch to Address Balance Feedback
Otherland – After a Long Silence, DRAGO Speaks of Woes & a Better Future
Otherland launched into Steam Early Access in September 2016. DRAGO had been in charge of bringing the game back after the original developers’ studio (RealU) closed. DRAGO devs were allowed to communicate with fans and to provide updates. However, after the release of Otherland on Steam, a new publisher was brought in by the game’s backers, a group that had been with the game from the very beginning. The publisher insisted that it would handle all communication, hence the start of issues.
