Exile Online has been in quiet development for quite awhile now, even going silent for a short time. But the team is ready to reveal more about what is called “a fantastical sci-fi dystopian cyberpunk universe’. Built using the Hero Engine, Exile Online has had no outages or interruptions in service and development is moving full steam ahead. Find out more about Exile Online in this exclusive developer diary by Project Lead Dan Anderson.
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Kill Strain: An Infectious Take on the MOBA
Kill Strain is a unique blend of top-down shooter, MOBA, and strategy, and it’s been quietly in development and beta testing since 2015. We caught up with Sony’s dev team to chat about the PS4 exclusive and how it stands out from the crowd. Plus we’ve got an exclusive 1,000 use beta code to give you instant access to the beta right now.
Star Wars: The Old Republic: Chapter XIII Impressions: Finding Fun in the Underworld
I expected things to pick back up in Chapter XIII, and they did, but not in a way that advanced the main story. Instead, what we got was essentially a complete filler chapter that takes us on an underworld adventure and reunites us with a couple of fan favorite companions in Gault & Vette. It’s filler, but it’s good filler.
The Skies: Gift Key Giveaway!
Elder Scrolls Online: Brian Wheeler on PvP Changes & Additions in The Dark Brotherhood
The Dark Brotherhood may be chiefly about assassinations and doing bad things in the shadows, but that doesn’t mean the next DLC for Elder Scrolls Online is only about murder… well, unsanctioned murder. The Imperial City itself is getting some spiffy new additions and changes in the Dark Brotherhood and we spoke with PVP Lead Brian Wheeler about what’s to come…
