Added: 03.09.2014 10:43 | 3 views | 0 comments


Silver Award-winning tactical invertebrate blaster Worms 3 is on sale on the App Store right now. So if you've ever fancied firing ridiculous weapons at worm-based versions of your friends, now would be the perfect time. The game doesn't stray too far from the Worms formula, adding the odd twist here and there, but delivering a lot of silly, turn-based violence in the process. At revi...

Added: 03.09.2014 10:13 | 3 views | 0 comments


The team at New Gamer Nation sat down with the developers of Escape Dead Island and spoke about the new game in detail. Here the developers talk about the game and answer some interesting questions.

Added: 03.09.2014 4:16 | 3 views | 0 comments


A few weeks ago we learned a little about Dead Island 2, but the game was shown internationally first. This is the first time American audiences got a glimpse of the game and New Gamer Nation got their hands on the demo and spoke with the developers at the show.

Added: 01.09.2014 22:16 | 12 views | 0 comments


EGX, the UKs biggest and best games event, and Deep Silver announced today that Dead Island 2, Escape Dead Island, Metro Redux, Sacred 3 and Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishmentswill all be playable at EGX London at Earls Court from 25th to 28th September 2014.

Added: 01.09.2014 17:13 | 7 views | 0 comments


Some might say that Deep Silver did everything it could to address the various controversies surrounding current-gen console remasters with the launch of its remarkable Metro Redux. 4A Games handed in code that was a truly transformative experience compared to its PS3 and Xbox 360 predecessors, it significantly improved and modernised Metro 2033 and the publisher did its best to bypass the 'rip-off cash-in' arguments often levelled at remasters by bundling both games together in a retail package available in the UK for less than £30. But what about PC?

Added: 01.09.2014 16:22 | 8 views | 0 comments


Some might say that Deep Silver did everything it could to address the various controversies surrounding current-gen console remasters with the launch of its remarkable Metro Redux. 4A Games handed in code that was a truly transformative experience compared to its PS3 and Xbox 360 predecessors, it significantly improved and modernised Metro 2033 and the publisher did its best to bypass the 'rip-off cash-in' arguments often levelled at remasters by bundling both games together in a retail package available in the UK for less than £30. But what about PC?