Fenix Fire’s Source – Surreal Metroidvania Action Adventure Title – Gets New Gameplay Video

Fenix Fire has released a new gameplay video for its upcoming metroidvania action adventure game, Source. In Source, players control a creature similar to a butterfly that must prevent the world of Source from falling into eternal darkness by gathering and distributing energy throughout the vast world. The game is powered by Unreal Engine 4 and will be coming to the PC in 2015. Enjoy! Continue reading Fenix Fire’s Source – Surreal Metroidvania Action Adventure Title – Gets New Gameplay Video

Rockstar Support: “Cosmetic Mods Are Not A Bannable Offense”, Half-Life-Like Gravity Gun Mod Released

A couple of days ago, various reports surfaced suggesting that Rockstar Games was banning GTA V users that were using mods in their games. As you’d expect, a lot of PC gamers got angry about this whole thing. However, it appears that Rockstar allows and does not ban cosmetic mods. Continue reading Rockstar Support: “Cosmetic Mods Are Not A Bannable Offense”, Half-Life-Like Gravity Gun Mod Released

Silicon Studio Shows Paradox Game Engine – Physically Based Rendering with Layered Material System

Silicon Studio has released a new video, showing off the next version of the Paradox Game Engine. Silicon Studio has used its “Industrial Workerbot” which utilizes the new features of the latest update. As the team noted, this new version of the Paradox Game Engine sports Physically Based Rendering with Layered Material System, a new scene editor, easy-to-use post-effects API and many more great features. Enjoy! Continue reading Silicon Studio Shows Paradox Game Engine – Physically Based Rendering with Layered Material System

DSOGaming – DiRT Rally – First Impressions

A couple of days ago, Codemasters released – via Steam Early Access – the latest instalment in its DiRT series, DiRT Rally. Contrary to all other parts, DiRT Rally goes back to its rally roots and its more sim than all the previous instalments. Codemasters has provided us with a review code and below you can read our First Impressions. Continue reading DSOGaming – DiRT Rally – First Impressions

Gorgeously Detailed & Realistic “Crysis-like” Rainforest Created in Unreal Engine 4

FlickR’s member ‘Techuser/2’ has shared a number of screenshots from his realistic rainforest map that was created in Unreal Engine 4. Techuser/2’s map looks amazing, and shows the abilities of Unreal Engine 4. There is no doubt that Unreal Engine 4 has managed to catch up with CRYENGINE, and is able to produce forest that are on par with those found in the Crysis series. Enjoy! Continue reading Gorgeously Detailed & Realistic “Crysis-like” Rainforest Created in Unreal Engine 4

NVIDIA Shield Streamer Service Impacts Performance By 3-6%, Disable For Extra FPS Boost In Games

It appears that NVIDIA has enabled a streamer service that impacts performance on PC systems that are equipped with its graphics cards. According to the research of Reddit’s “lhikary”, NVIDIA has automatically enabled NVIDIA Sheild Streamer Service on its drivers; a service that is useless to all those not owning a Shield device. Continue reading NVIDIA Shield Streamer Service Impacts Performance By 3-6%, Disable For Extra FPS Boost In Games

Yooka-Laylee – New Platformer From Creators Of Donkey Kong Country – Gets Kickstarter Campaign

Back in March, we informed you about Playtonic’s Project Ukulele. Project Ukulele has been renamed to Yooka-Laylee, and Playtonic Games has launched a Kickstarter campaign for this new platformer. And as you’d expect, this Kickstarter campaign hit its initial goal in just a couple of hours. Continue reading Yooka-Laylee – New Platformer From Creators Of Donkey Kong Country – Gets Kickstarter Campaign

DSOGaming – Mortal Kombat X Review

When Mortal Kombat X was first released I avoided reviewing it because it was an absolute train-wreck, there were tons of video glitches, a locked framerate, and to top it all of some players couldn’t even launch the game. It looked as if Mortal Kombat X was going to be yet another crappy console port. Well all of that has changed. Continue reading DSOGaming – Mortal Kombat X Review