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Rebellion Purchases The Bitmap Brothers’ Portfolio

Matthew Squaire

In a statement about the purchase, Rebellion co-founder and CEO, Jason Kingsley said that, "The Bitmap Brothers are renowned for making great games and for bringing gaming into the mainstream with inimitable style. We've known Mike Montgomery for many years, and we're honoured by the faith and trust that he has shown in us by passing on the torch. We'll strive to be vigilant custodians of one of gaming's great names."

Chaos Engine, Tango Fiesta and Over 9000 Zombies in Humble Weekly Bundle

John Bardinelli

The Humble Weekly Bundle gives you the option of paying what you want, beating the minimum, or contributing a set amount to gain access to different groups of games. The co-op offerings are spread out between the three tiers, with The Chaos Engine available for whatever you want to pay, Over 9000 Zombies by beating the minimum, and Tango Fiesta by paying over $15.

The Chaos Engine Co-Op Review

John Bardinelli

The Chaos Engine was originally released for Amiga back in 1993. It eventually spread to MS-DOS, the SNES, Sega Mega Drive and other platforms, but not until now has it seen an official release on modern PCs. The Bitmap Brothers' top-down shooter has returned, and assuming you're older than the game, it's exactly how you remember it!...

The Chaos Engine Remake Hits Steam August 29

Jason Love

If you're like me and wondering exactly what The Chaos Engine is, allow me to recite to you the information I found on Wikipedia.