Good news for all StarCraft fans as the Kickstarter campaign of StarCraft Universe has hit its $80K goal. StarCraft Universe is a free to play science fiction Multi-Player Online RPG played through Battle.net on StarCraft II. The game/mod will feature an SP mode thanks to this Kickstarter campaign and will tell a story set in an alternate reality, where the ending of StarCraft II:Wings of Liberty has a grim conclusion for Kerrigan. Continue reading StarCraft Universe’s Kickstarter Hits Its Goal Just A Couple Of Hours Before Ending
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Gets A New Vidoc That Focuses On Its Diverse Open World
Ubisoft has released a new dev video for Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, in which we get to discover the diversity of environments and settings the development team has implemented in the game; from varied Cities and Mayan Ruins to the vast sea and its sunken ships. Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag is currently scheduled for a November 1st release on PS3 and X360. The game will hit PC, Xbox One and PS4 at a later date. Enjoy! Continue reading Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Gets A New Vidoc That Focuses On Its Diverse Open World
Project CARS Showcased Running At 4K, GeForce Titan Able To Push 60+ FPS At 3840×2160
During the IFA exhibition in Berlin, Slightly Mad Studios showcased Project CARS running at 4K on Panasonic’s 4K Ultra HD televisions. Slightly Mad Studios used an Nvidia Titan card which was able to push a smooth 60+ fps gaming experience at 3840×2160. Project CARS looks amazing, though we hope that Slightly Mad Studios will enhance the game’s environments before releasing it. Still – and even at this stage – pCars looks better than any other racing game. Enjoy some 4K videos below, as well as two videos from the latest builds (courtesy of YouTube’s ‘Ozelot S’ member). Continue reading Project CARS Showcased Running At 4K, GeForce Titan Able To Push 60+ FPS At 3840×2160
Battlefield 4 – PC System Requirements Revealed, Will Not Support Windows XP
DICE has revealed the official requirements for its upcoming first person shooter title, Battlefield 4. According to the team, PC gamers will at least need 4GB of RAM, a dual-core CPU, 30GB of free HDD and a GTX 8800GT (or an AMD Radeon HD3870). What’s interesting here is that Battlefield 4 will not support Windows XP (and most probably there won’t be any DX9 path for it). Not only that, but DICE recommends an Intel quad-core CPU (or an AMD six-core) for its shooter. The crucial thing here is that DICE did not suggest an I7, which could mean that Frostbite 3 may take full advantage of quad-core CPUs. Battlefield 4 is planned for an October 31st release and you can view the complete list for its PC requirements after the jump. Continue reading Battlefield 4 – PC System Requirements Revealed, Will Not Support Windows XP
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Multiplayer Fan Project Under Development, Powered By Unity Engine
Our reader ‘Art Tur’ has informed us about his upcoming multiplayer project that is based on EIDOS Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution. As the title suggests, this is a project/mod that will introduce multiplayer mode/modes to Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and is powered by the Unity engine. Art Tur is currently looking for 3D modellers and animators to help him (feel free to leave a comment if you’re interested in helping him), and you can view some early screenshots from this project below. Enjoy! Continue reading Deus Ex: Human Revolution Multiplayer Fan Project Under Development, Powered By Unity Engine
Lost Planet 3 – PC Performance Analysis
When Lost Planet 3 was showcased for the first time, everyone thought that it was a Dead Space wannabe. And you know what? You can’t really blame them as Lost Planet 3 shares an identical environment with Visceral Games’ third-person game. Not only that, but there are even more similarities between these two games; from the opening scene to the inventory HUD and the claustrophobic feeling (Lost Planet was an action game and not a horror-wannabe title). Lost Planet 3 was definitely inspired by Dead Space, though it also comes with some additional features such as mechs, a grappling hook, more action sequences than its ‘rival’, a main character that looks like Nicolas Cage, a generic camp, and a really horrible lip-syncing system.
