First teased last October, Tripwire Interactive has fully integrated Steam Workshop into Killing Floor 2. This means players can now keep all their mods and maps up-to-date as those content creators patch them rather than having to hit up a third party site to download them.
Subscribers to EA Access on the Xbox One already have access to Titanfall and its 4 player co-op mode, but sister product EA Origin Access is also getting the game on PC come March 22nd, so brush off those mech skills as you are going to need them.
Rogue Stormers, the title that once upon a time was known as "Dieselstormers," will leave Early Access next Thursday. In anticipation of its full release, the developers have released a little teaser that walks us through a sort of "what if" of all the games they could have made.
We associate deep discounts on video games with seasonal events. You know it's Christmas when the Steam Sale goes into overdrive. Or you know summer is raging on when PSN slashes prices. I guess the folks down at Microsoft are huge fans of St. Patrick's day.
Last summer Deep Silver announced that Yager, the German developer best known for Spec Ops: The Line, was being dropped from the next title in the Dead Island franchise, Dead Island 2. Since that time there's been very little news about the project. It appears a new developer has now been found.
If you have been keeping tabs on the release information for new Battleborn characters, I'm sure you were getting nervous about the lack of luchador type characters with cybernetic arms and crotchety old men with battle chairs. Well, the final warriors have been revealed, and you are in luck. Introducing Kleese and El Dragõn, the last to be added to Battleborn's extensive roster.
We've been enjoying taking on the Rikers, Rioters, Cleaners, and other threats to the city of New York since Tom Clancy's The Division launched a week ago. Us and many, many others. So many others, in fact, that it appears the title has broken some sales records for Ubisoft.
I'm a fan of action-oriented tower defense titles. The amount of time I spent playing Sol Survivor was far greater than I could have anticipated. Thus, I am both interested in and hesitant of Shoor Games' new title, My Tower, My Home. Combining the hectic energy of a platform shooter with the chaotic scrambling that happens in those later waves of a tower defense seems like a mighty powerful drug.
After taking a week off from Nuclear Throne, Taylor and I had a chance to regroup, recalculate, and remember all those times we died in the first six episodes. Admittedly, most of my time off involved finding a position to lie prone in that didn't make me nauseous, but it seems to have helped all the same.
The PlayStation Store Launch Party got underway today with the release of Ska Studios' latest title, Salt and Sanctuary. An action platformer that shares more than a few ideas in common with the popular Dark Souls series, Salt and Sanctuary also allows two players to team up for some local co-op action. It's not the only cooperative title that will be a part of the party, however.
Arcade lovers of the 90s may remember the beloved Pang series, where two brothers (who could only fire up) popped bubbles that floated around the screen. DotEmu and Pastagames have teamed up to create a new entry in the co-op franchise, Pang Adventures, and it'll arrive next month on PSN.
As I've been playing through The Division lately and sniping some Rioters from afar, I couldn't help but think, "I sure wish time would slow way down and I could see the gut-busting impact these bullets were having on those guys." I must not have been the only one thinking that as Rebellion has just announced that Sniper Elite 4 will be hitting PC and consoles sometime this year.
