Co-Op & PvPvZ Zombie Shooter World War Z Launches

Saber Interactive and Focus Home Interactive have announced that World War Z, a cooperative and PvPvZ zombie shooter, has officially launched for PlayStation 4, XBox One and PC via the Epic Games Store. Console players can purchase a copy for $39.99, while PC players can get hands on the game for $34.99. Today’s launch comes with a brand new trailer to shine the spotlight on characters and gruesome zombie killing around the world.

Ship of Heroes Team Reaffirms That It is ‘The Next Step in Superhero Gaming’

The Ship of Heroes team has posted a brief response on the game’s official forums in response to yesterday’s news of a City of Heroes “secret” server that has been in operation for years. The Ship of Heroes team wants fans to know that it is in full blown development and on track for an end of the year beta where “the WHOLE community can be involved”. In addition, the post says that SoH “is the next step in superhero gaming”.

Elder Scrolls Online: The Best Upcoming Features of Elsweyr

Elsweyr is almost upon us, as May 20th marks the start date for those of us who play Elder Scrolls Online on PC. In the next month I’ll be basically biding my time until I can make my black Khajiit Necromancer, but until then – why not get hyped about the four big pillars of content coming in ESO’s next chapter?

Assassin’s Creed Unity Artist’s Work Could Assist Rebuilding Notre Dame Cathedral

After yesterday’s devastating fire at the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, officials are beginning to look into reconstruction efforts. One offer of help may come from an artist who worked on Assassin’s Creed Unity. Caroline Miousse said several years ago that she spent over two years creating an intricate model of the cathedral, in fact over 80% of her development time was spent doing so.

Quinault Native American Tribe Suing Valve for ‘Facilitating Online Gambling’

The Quinault Native American tribe from Washington state is suing Valve for “facilitating online gambling” with regard to Counter Strike: Global Offensive skin sales through third party sites. The suit alleges that the people of Washington state have been subjected to “scam, unsafe and unfair gambling”. The Quinault Nation, which operates the Quinault Beach Resort & Casino, claims that “skins gambling hurts casinos” and that Valve does not pay taxes or have to adhere to state regulations.