Novaquark is releasing a new video to show you one of the exciting aspects of Dual Universe: the fact that it is possible for players to share the same spaceship at the same time, also known as multiplayer crew. The gameplay possibilities are important because it will allow players to specialize on various aspect of the ship piloting and management, creating dedicated teams working together.
Riders of Icarus – The Top 10 Mounts in Rift of the Damned
Amazon Game Studios to Reveal Breakaway Later Today
Riders of Icarus – Rift of the Damned Postponed to October 5th
Elder Scrolls Online – Weapon Ultimates Coming in Update 12 — And Are They Pretty
Love MMO Arenas? You Need To Be Playing Battlerite
Battlerite, a new team arena brawler by Stunlock Studios, entered Early Access last week and quickly shot up the Steam top sellers list. The game is basically a remake of Bloodline Champions, a game the team developed under publisher Funcom. Bloodline Champions found some niche success, but never quite blew up. This time around, self-published, along with a new art style and some design tweaks, Stunlock Studios hopes to truly break through.
Osiris: New Dawn – Steam Launch Day Arrives with Brand New Trailer
Wasteland 3 Announced, Will Seek Funding via Fig Campaign
Wasteland 3 Is Coming & It’s Going Rocky Mountain High
Hot on the heels of Wasteland 2 and its Director’s Cut, Brian Fargo and InXile Entertainment are happy to announce that Wasteland 3 is coming, and this time we are leaving the desert for the snow covered peaks of Colorado. We stole a few moments of Brian’s time to talk about the announcement, the game, and what to expect.
No Man’s Sky – UK Advertising Standards Authority Investigating NMS
Eurogamer is reporting that the United Kingdom’s Advertising Standards Authority is investigating No Man’s Sky with regard to allegations of false advertising that are “in breach of its code of conduct” based on the NMS Steam store page. According to complaints, the assets on the page ostensibly misrepresent the game on release.
