Spec Ops: The Line dev's next-gen project is a free-to-play action game
Added: 04.12.2013 11:18 | 10 views | 0 comments
Yager, the studio behind last year's critically-acclaimed Spec Ops: The Line, is developing a AAA free-to-play action game for previous-gen, current-gen and PC, according to various job listings.
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| Where Do We Draw The Line On Fan Service?
Added: 04.12.2013 9:20 | 19 views | 0 comments
Recently, Ive (James Griffin) been tasked with reviewing a strange title that seems to focus on one particular thing: breasts. Particularly the breasts of a group of teenage female ninjas. So much so that the rest of the game seems to actually suffer because of it. Should fan service compromise gameplay?
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| Spec Ops: The Line Dev May Be Working on F2P Title
Added: 04.12.2013 1:47 | 9 views | 0 comments
The developer behind Spec Ops: The Line may be working on a free-to-play title for the new generation.
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| News: Spec Ops: The Line dev's next-gen project is a free-to-play action game
Added: 03.12.2013 16:33 | 8 views | 0 comments
Military multiplayer shooter in the works at Yager, job ads suggest.
Judging by the descriptions, the title (which is expected to be the mystery UE4 game revealed earlier this year) appears to be a military shooter with multiplayer elements.
"We're looking for a designer with the experience to take the lead on level design for an exciting new AAA F2P project," reads one ad for a Senior Multiplayer Level Designer. Another states that the team is looking for a Visual FX Artist to help "create real-time special effects for a Next Gen action game," while a third asks for a 3D Artist with experience in designing "armor and military gears", "vehicles...
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| Maia, Revenge Of The End Of The Line 11/14/2013
Added: 03.12.2013 4:40 | 9 views | 0 comments
A complex text-based role-playing adventure that will keep you busy for days
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| 5 Reasons You Should Drop What Youre Doing Play Shadows Of The Damned
Added: 17.11.2013 13:20 | 11 views | 0 comments
"The first two on the list Spec Ops: The Line and Demons Souls were classics in their own right, and if they werent perfect they did things better than any game had done before them. They had something new to offer, something original that took that respective title a little closer to perfection than the sum of its other parts would have done without it.
Unlike those games, what Shadows did had been done before and oftentimes much better and it doesnt really do anything new or clever and it most definitely doesnt push any boundaries. Its not a great game by any stretch, but that doesnt mean it doesnt deserve inclusion here."
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| Flashback Revews | Spec Ops: The Line | GeekedOutNation
Added: 10.11.2013 15:17 | 27 views | 0 comments
Spec Ops: The Line, released on the 28th June 2012 (for PC), developed by Yager and published by 2K games, was in its own way a gem that went unnoticed by many amidst the huge range of titles released throughout the year. Only very recently, Spec Ops was released for Mac Operating Systems (OSs), so in honour of this release GON proudly presents our flashback review for this game! For this review I plan to talk about what Specs Ops: The Line is, look back at why this game was largely unnoticed over the previous year and also explain why I think this game has possibly the best story in a First Person Shooter (FPS) game ever!
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