This week on Game On, Chris, Ryan, and Braxwolf sit down to discuss Jeff Grubb’s departure from Arenanet and into the vacuum of Amazon Game Studios. A little later we talk about the much needed and long overdue tech overhaul coming to RIFT, just how well Ubisoft did with The Division beta, and much more.
Dying Light: Become a Star in Game-Based Movie
Blade & Soul: Plenty of Blade, But What About Soul?
Blade & Soul may not be a new game anymore, having been out in other regions for 3 years now, but that doesn’t mean it hasn’t been anxiously awaited here in the EU and NA. But after all the hype, all the downloads and queues, how is the actual game after dozens of hours of playing? Read on for our full review.
General: The Culling Closed Alpha Registrations Open
General: Grimm: Dark Legacy – New Survival Title Based on Hit TV Show
Gamesco has announced that it is developing a new survival PC title called Grimm: Dark Legacy that is based on the Grimm television show. The game will take place several hundred years prior to the events of the television show and will challenge players with tactical survival combat, mission-based game play, and cooperative multiplayer opportunities.
General: Worlds Adrift Fans Invited to Form Alliances & Score Stuff!
General: Cornerstone: Open-World Fantasy RPG to Launch in April
Phoenix Online publishing has announced that its open world fantasy RPG, Cornerstone: The Song of Tyrim, will be launching on April 26th. Players are invited to see the game for themselves thanks to the arrival of a demo version. In addition, preorders are now available through the Phoenix Online Studio stor, GoG, the Humble Store or through other online vendors.
World of Warships: Team Battles Detailed in New Dev Video Diary
World of Warships: Team Battles Detailed in New Dev Video Diary
Escape from Tarkov: New Video Shows ‘Making Of’ Cinematic Trailer & It’s Cool
Battlestate Games has posted a new video to show behind the scenes footage of how the first cinematic trailer for Escape from Tarkov was made. Scenes include motion capture actors as well as ‘gray box’ footage prior to the addition of textures and more. It’s a fascinating look at the process behind a very detailed cinematic. See what you think!
