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SilverHelm Studios, the team behind Project Gorgon, has announced that a new KickStarter initiative has begun for what is described as the ‘spiritual successor’ to the now-closed City of Heroes. Called Project Valiance, the game will utilize sandbox elements to put the control of the world in the hands of the players.
Most of you are likely waiting to learn more about what comes after 2.4, so let’s do a Louisoux-ian timeskip and talk about Heavensward, the first expansion for Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.
The Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor team has announced that it will be releasing a new downloadable content package called "Lord of the Hunt". New screens were revealed on the Shadow of Mordor Facebook page.
Lands of Hope Redemption has been updated with some new world bosses and a new Halloween event, according to the latest information from indie developer Daniel Paull. Players can take on a pair of new world bosses in open world fights.
The Moonrise team has posted a lengthy article on the Undead Labs site that gives fans an inside look at how combat will play out. The hallmark and unique feature of combat is that every decision truly matters when taking on an opponent and that the balance of power during battle can shift at any time based on a number of factors.
In the effort to improve men’s health, developer Digital Extremes is joining the Movember Foundation’s Movember campaign and encouraging Warframe players to join in with them.
Developer Little Orbit and the Cartoon Network are fulfilling Adventure Time fans’ fantasies at last with the release of top-down RPG/adventure game, Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom. The game is currently being manufactured and will be available November 18 for the Nintendo 3DS™, PlayStation® 3, Xbox360® and PC via Steam.
It might be early to think about Christmas, but with new game gadgetries on the way, it’s hard not get a head start on your list. Especially when MSI and ROCCAT Studios are duking it out this holiday season by offering gamers some slick new toys.
Prepare to Die. Has there even been a more appropriate tagline for an RPG than From Software’s Dark Souls? In an age where accessibility seemed to be the mantra, the Dark Souls franchise seemed to stick out its chin in defiance. As "punishingly difficult" and "supremely rewarding" became its selling points, masses of players rallied under its mystique, guaranteeing the rest of the industry would answer. Lords of the Fallen is that answer. The question is: does it stack up?
Destiny came out of the gates in a big way not too long ago. Bungie has been exceedingly flexible in ensuring that the game stays playable and that issues are resolved in a speedy fashion. We caught up with Destiny Community Manager Eric "Urk" Osborne to talk about Destiny’s beginning, where it is now and what the future holds.