Added: 03.02.2014 17:38 | 2 views | 0 comments


Square Enix's stealthy ghost 'em up phases to current gen.
Remember Murdered: Soul Suspect, the ghost-noir puzzler from Quantum Conundrum developer Airtight Games, originally to be published by Square Enix for Xbox 360? Turns out it's an Xbox One game too. Have a look.

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Clear the screen of colored blocks in this fun to play puzzle game. Remember to have fun!

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ArabicGamers writes: Remember that scene in the film Gladiator, when badass Roman general Maximus defeats several enemies in battle before throwing his shield at onlookers and shouting, "Are you not entertained?" That was cool. Since then any games involving Roman gladiators have caught my interest, but there's been a real lack of action titles that inspire me as much as that movie did. That is until Ryse came along.

Added: 03.02.2014 8:16 | 1 views | 0 comments


Edge Online: Remember the weird language used by the Dni people in the Myst series? It was a thing of beauty, and added an interesting layer to the game. Those are not the main reasons why I liked it, though. What I really liked was knowing that the developers had bothered to create it, and had done so with a depth and commitment that frankly made them heroic. But I am a sucker for that sort of thing. Im the kid who reckoned the best thing about the Star Wars films was the languages. Heck, they even needed subtitles. Swoon! So naturally I imagine the Myst guys had a similar mindset to me and loved the challenge of making up their language as well.

Added: 01.02.2014 8:16 | 9 views | 0 comments


we got a chance to interview one of the industrys most talented composers, Olivier Deriviere. Mr. Olivier has scored games like Remember Me, Obscure, Assassins Creed IV Freedom Cry DLC, of Orcs and Men, and my personal favourite, Alone in the Dark. Below, Mr Deriviere talks about his experience scoring the Assassins Creed IV Freedom Cry DLC and about his experience working on other projects.

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Dontnod Entertainment, developers of last years science-fiction action game, Remember Me, have dismissed recent rumors that the company had entered bankruptcy. The developers CEO spoke directly with reporters, assuring them of the companys continued success following the sales of Remember Me.

Added: 31.01.2014 15:53 | 3 views | 0 comments


UPDATE: Dontnod Entertainment has claimed that it isn't in bankruptcy, but is instead resizing.