Added: 30.04.2014 16:19 | 1 views | 0 comments


From Strategyinformer.com: "It's certainly been a while since we've had a World War II FPS. Go back ten years and you couldn't move for them. Medal of Honour, Call of Duty 1 and 2, Return to Castle Wolfenstein a seemingly never-ending avalanche of games that ensured MP40s, stielhandgranates and Flak 88s became as familiar to gamers as cats and dogs. This was the Tyrannosaurus Rex of popular genres, striding across the landscape of PC gaming devouring all competition. Then, just like that dinosaur metaphor, it outstayed its welcome, and the genre all but disappeared from our computer screens. Until now. Enemy Front is promising a return to the heady days of a one man (generally American) army storming occupied Europe".

Added: 28.04.2014 13:14 | 4 views | 0 comments


2p says,"Black Desert developed by the Korean game company Pearl Abyss is currently in second closed beta in Korea. The Russian and Japanese versions have also been confirmed and this game will be published by GameOn in Japan. We still have no updates on the western publisher of this game. "The Japanese publisher GameOn just released a debut Black Desert trailer today. You might have already watched most of the clips in the trailer except for the impressive mounted combat part started from 1:37 and you are also able to get a sneak peek at the elephant used in Castle Siege and Tamer and Wizard combat after 3:00. Check it out below. "

Added: 27.04.2014 16:15 | 9 views | 0 comments


GR writes: "Wolfenstein 3D was released in 1992--meaning that the Wolfenstein franchises is over 20 years old. Gaming was in a much different place back then. The SNES has only just launched, and the first-person shooter genre wasn't really a thing. Back then, the idea of walking around and shooting stuff in first freakin' person was totally unheard of, so--yeah--Wolfenstein made one hell of a splash. With the release of Wolfenstein: The New Order mere weeks away, we decided to take this opportunity to look back at how the franchise has grown and evolved in a visual sense. What started with 3D went on to games like Return to Castle Wolfenstein and 2009 reboot; few franchises have lasted this long, and it's a great way to see exactly how far gaming has come since id first sent us on a one-way trip to Castle Wolfenstein."

Added: 27.04.2014 15:14 | 11 views | 0 comments


Neal Ronaghan: The single-player Castle Club mode might not rekindle that old RPG feeling, but the rest more than compensates for it.

Added: 26.04.2014 20:14 | 8 views | 0 comments


GF: The Behemoths lead level designer, Aaron Jungjohann, talked with GamerFitnation at PAX East in Boston about the possibilities of sequels to the developers popular games like Castle Crashers, Alien Hominid and BattleBlock Theater.

Added: 25.04.2014 13:11 | 6 views | 0 comments


Update 25/4: Halo, Hungry Worm and Highgold Castle added to our ever-expanding list.
It's easy to think that Project Spark is only good for creating fantasy RPG tributes and endless Lord of the Rings clones, when you look at what Team Dakota and Microsoft have showcased so far - the game's aesthetic invites the user to take things in a fantastical direction, after all. But as we've learned during the Xbox One beta, there's nothing you can't achieve given a dose of imagination.

Added: 25.04.2014 5:14 | 6 views | 0 comments


"Camelot have hit an all time high with the Mario Golf series. We really can't commend the wealth of content on offer enough, with Castle Club providing a fresh new take on the game's formula. For golfers and Mario fans alike, virtual sporting gets no better than this." - Nintendo Feed