Dead Space 3 is assaulting us with news we don’t want to hear of late. Out in just over a week, we’ve recently learned that it’s going to offer microtransactions for in-game items, and that the PC build is to be a dead-straight port with no frills. Oh, and dear sweet Horace, it’s used a Phil Collins song. And now it’s saying it’s got a story.
Check out the launch trailer for The Cave. Ron Gilbert’s new side-scrolling adventure The Cave puts this most charming of cinematic endings to the test by asking what happens when those having their every wish granted are bad people? Like, really bad people.
It’s been a long, long time since we mentioned that handsome scrolling biff ‘em up Skullgirls was coming to PC. The reason seems to be trouble at the development studio, and indeed it won’t even be brought to us by Reverge Labs, by a new studio Lab Zero.
The Xbox 360 version will allow for Facebook uploading, while the PlayStation 3 version will allow for both Facebook and YouTube. It also features a free new island stage, gameplay updates and three new DLC packs featuring stunning new swimsuit collections
Okay so it’s not a console game, it’s not even a PC game, it’s a webgame, but that doesn’t mean it’s not highly entertaining. If you liked Sumotori, QWOP and all of the incredibly-difficult-to-control crop, then Just The Tip is for you.
God Mode is an upcoming third-person shooter from Old School Games set to debut on PSN, XBLA & Steam from Atlus. The premise looks like your basic third-person mayhem induced shooter, but is that really a bad thing?
What now, CoD? Battlefield 3′s latest expansion pack boasts birtbike chases across vast maps, capture the flag goodness and even a dropship that can dump vehicles onto the battlefield. Oh and watch the video through to the end if you’re a fan of Battlefield 3′s jets. It looks like there’s something here for just about everyone! HOOAH!
I played Life & Death when I was but a child and its depiction of medical procedures frightened me far more than Alone in the Dark ever did. The fluids that spilled out of patients’ pixel-parts were far more real than the things that went bump in the night.
Hotline Miami is one of the most vicious, violent games in recent memory. This video by PulpitPower explores what would happen if we put Hotline Miami’s savage protagonist in some old-school games (and a couple of newer ones, too!) The results are about as horrifying as you’d expect.
Hark, I appear to have happened upon an independently developed and published videogame with elements of platforming! Will wonders never cease? But this one’s magnetized together just enough brains and personality to generate a healthy amount of intrigue.