Wolfire Games released a new video that showcases the changes that were made to Overgrowth’s latest alpha version. Last week, David Rosen – Wolfire’s main programmer – continued working on hotspots and although these changes won’t interest most of you, there is some some new gameplay footage from this unique action adventure game, so be sure to check it out. Overgrowth looks great and those interested can pre-purchase it at its official website, and gain access to its alpha phase. Continue reading Overgrowth Alpha 158 Changes→
Devolver and Croteam released the launch trailer of Serious Sam 3: BFE and oh boy, does it look sexy. Serious Sam 3: BFE is a glorious throwback to the golden age of first-person shooters where men were men, cover was for amateurs and pulling the trigger made things go boom. Serving as a prequel to the original indie sensation, Serious Sam: The First Encounter, Serious Sam 3 takes place during the Earth’s final struggle against Mental’s forces. The game will be unlocked on Steam in a few hours, so get ready everyone! Continue reading Serious Sam 3: BFE – Launch Trailer→
UNIGINE Corp announced today that global war for oil in the flooded post-apocalyptic world of “Oil Rush” will start January 25, 2012 on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. ‘Oil Rush’ is an Indie real-time naval strategy game based on group control, that combines strategic challenge of classic RTS with sheer fun of Tower Defense, and features state-of-an-art visuals. Continue reading Oil Rush gets a January 25th release date→
Today is the day for all PC Batman fans out there, as Rocksteady’s action third person has finally been released on Steam – at least in North and South America. European fans will have to wait a little bit longer but that’s okay we guess as they have tons of games to play until then. Batman: Arkham City comes with some exclusive PC features, like hardware PhysX, DX11 and support for Nvidia’s 3D Vision, and is priced at 49.99 euros. Continue reading Batman: Arkham City Is Out Now On Steam→
The long awaited patch for Skyrim was promised to be released on November 28th for the consoles but PC gamers are getting a new patch until then. Patch 1.2 is slated for release on Thanksgiving and promises to feature new and major features. This new PC patch basically updates the game’s executable file and we should warn everyone that Skyrim won’t be compatible with the LAA fix – a mod to use more than 2GB of RAM – after applying this patch. Thankfully, all other mods and .ini tweaks are unaffected by this update. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – New PC Patch Is Out Now; Not compatible with LAA→
PC gamers, meet Cube World. Cube World is a 3D action RPG that is currently in development for the PC. As its title suggest, it features a huge procedurally generated world made up of cubes that will definitely remind you Minecraft and Voxatron. Make no mistake though, this is not a Minecraft clone. This is an adventure RPG voxel game that looks great and has huge potential. Cube World is developed by Wollay and you can view some new screenshots, as well as a video for it, after the jump. Continue reading PC gamers, meet Cube World; an adventure RPG voxel game→
Last week we informed you about both FXAA Injector and ENBSeries mods for Skyrim. However, FXAA Injector introduces a sharpening filter that might annoy some of you and although it is customisable, a lot of gamers won’t be bothered with its settings. On the other hand, ENBSeries needs tweaking in order to find the ‘sweet’ spot. So, what about those that can’t be bothered with tweaking the aforementioned mods? Well then, here comes Tapioks’ Enhanced Shaders Mod to fill that gap. Be sure to check the comparison shots bellow to get an idea of what this mod is capable of. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Enhanced Shaders Mod Released→
We were a bit worried for the fate of Red Orchestra 2 as Tripwire hasn’t updated it for quite some time. Fortunately though, the company is still supporting it and has just released a new patch for it. This update comes with some map balances, improved physics performance, as well as improved frame rate smoothing video setting to give more stable FPS. This patch will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client and you can view its entire changelog after the jump. Continue reading Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad – New Update Released→
Great news for AMD/ATI users as Flying Wild Hog released a new patch for Hard Reset that adds ATI Eyefinity support. In addition, this new update offers better support for Nvidia’s 3D Vision, as well as some minor fixes when players have connected a gamepad to their machines. As always, this patch will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client and you can view its changelog after the jump. Continue reading Hard Reset – New Update Released; Adds ATI Eyefinity Support→
At long last, Jurassic Park: The Game has finally been released. This is a great Heavy Rain clone that is addressed mainly to fans of those dino movies, as well as to those that are in love with the adventure genre. This is a Telltale game after all, the studio that was behind the Tales From Monkey Island and Sam & Max series. Obviously, we can’t expect it to look as drooling as – let’s say – Crysis 2 or even Heavy Rain. However, it’s quite interesting to see how the game performs with a modern-day PC, what are its ‘real’ requirements and what kind of visuals does it sport. Continue reading Jurassic Park: The Game PC Performance Analysis→
