Added: 12.06.2015 11:02 | 10 views | 0 comments


Developed entirely in color, DTOM is an action-based adventure oozing with B-movie charm. Gaze at the incredible realism Monsterama vision provides for all the Nuclear Ants, Lizard Men, and the countless other enemies you'll face. The single-player adventure has another fun mechanic - the player's progress up the tower stays visible the entire time the player climbs far into the reaches of outer space. Not to mention all the enemies that can climb/fly up the tower to attack you from below; and hey - sometimes if you get stuck, the only way up is to fall down - freefall that is. Embrace gravity and freefall to find new paths, explore hidden areas, or if you just really miss terra firma (yes, you can fall allllllllllllllllll the way down).

Added: 12.06.2015 10:57 | 13 views | 0 comments


Developed entirely in color, DTOM is an action-based adventure oozing with B-movie charm

Added: 12.06.2015 10:16 | 49 views | 0 comments


CGM Writes: In videogames, there are only a handful of people that stand out from the rest of the industry. You have historical figures like Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari, or gaming luminaries, like Shigeru Miyamoto who almost singlehandedly carried Nintendo on hisand Mariosshoulders. Then you have the dark horses, the mavericks who do something so odd, so distinctive that everyone sits up and takes notice simply because its something no one has ever seen before. Hidetaka Suehiro, better known by his nickname, Swery65, is one of those people. Although hes been in the industry for years, it was only in 2010, with Deadly Premonition that he rose to prominence as one of gamings most surreal creators. Since then, hes also made D4, which has migrated from an Xbox One exclusive to PCs as well, and it carries the same bizarre distinctiveness of his previous work. We managed to track down the eccentric Japanese developer and get some of this thoughts on the industry, and hi...

Added: 11.06.2015 23:16 | 8 views | 0 comments


Developed entirely in color, The Deadly Tower of Monsters is an action-based adventure oozing with B-movie charm.

Added: 09.06.2015 11:16 | 13 views | 0 comments


Dominic Sheard: "When you are following up Deadly Premonition, a game that was so beautifully weird and tantalisingly strange, offering without a doubt one of the most unique, yet mechanically awkward, gaming experiences in recent memories, then quite the benchmark was set out for Hidetaka Suehiro, also known as SWERY, when he announced his next game, D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die, from studio Access Games. The title was originally exclusive to the Xbox One and launched September 2014, but tweets from SWERY showed signs that D4 wasn't doing great on the platform. Fast-forward to the present day and D4 has just released on Steam (most likely won't come to another console due to the contract with Microsoft), thanks to help from Playism, a small company that helps independent Japanese developers get their work out into the Western world. With the quality of ports from Japanese developers ranging from amazing to sub-par, just how good is D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die on PC?"

Added: 07.06.2015 10:16 | 46 views | 0 comments


"The time has finally come! Deadly Premonition developer Access Games and Hidetaka "Swery 65" Suehiro's D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die is out now on Windows PC."

Added: 06.06.2015 20:06 | 11 views | 0 comments


From the creators of Spy Fiction and Deadly Premonition

Added: 01.06.2015 17:46 | 9 views | 0 comments

He's a Silent Guardian, a Watchful Protector

San Diego is not so grim as Gotham City, but Ted Rotunda still stands guard over its citizens while attending Comic-Con. You know, just in case.

This is Catwoman, Hear Her Roar

One of the coolest features of Arkham Knight is the new Dual Play feature, which allows Batman's allies, such as Catwoman, to help out with fights on the fly. Above, Jessica Del Pino poses as Catwoman next to an original Batmobile during Comic-Con in San Diego.

What Do You Think, Bat-Brain?

Cosplayer Cara poses as the mischievous Harley Quinn during the London Super Comic Con at Excel. Harley Quinn is among the cast of villains returning for Arkham Knight.

Is Your Mind Playing Tricks on You ... Or Am I?

Scarecrow returns as the main antagonist of Arkham Knight. He's on a mission to unite the super-villains of Gotham under a common cause: destroying Batman. In spite of his evil intentions, Scarecrow's popularity spans the world. Above, a fan poses as Scarecrow at the MCM Ireland Comic Convention.

He's the Hero Chiba Deserves

In Chiba, just east of Tokyo, a 41-year-old man has gained notoriety by dressing as Batman and patrolling the streets on his "ChiBatpod." Above, a local woman watches in bemusement as the hometown hero zooms by.

Holy Call-Waiting, Batman!

Beau Elfman, of La Mesa, California, answers an urgent call while dressed as Robin at Comic-Con in San Diego. Robin will definitely appear in Arkham Knight, and you can catch his character reveal in the "All Who Follow You" trailer.

The Darth Knight Rises

A fan in Bangalore shows off a fun Batman/Star Wars mashup for India's Comic Con. Unfortunately, Lord Vader has not been confirmed for Arkham Knight.

Whatchyou Think it Was ... Poison?

We know from trailers that the mysterious Poison Ivy will return in the new Arkham Knight, but it's still unclear how big a role she'll play as a villain. Above, a fan poses as Poison Ivy at Comic-Con in San Diego.

Now the Real Game Begins!

The bonus Riddler Trophy challenges are some of the coolest sections in the Arkham games, and they're making a welcome return in Arkham Knight. Above, Michael Gilbert dons his best Riddler outfit for New York Comic Con.

You Can't Outsmart Mother Nature

Autumn Breeze blows a kiss to her admirers while dressed as Poison Ivy for the San Diego Comic-Con.

Nine Lives, Remember?

A cosplayer shows off her classic take on Catwoman at the annual C2E2 Comic & Entertainment Expo in Chicago.

Keep Your Enemies Closer

Fierce rivals make amends as Magdalena Makulec, Kirk Reay, and Juliette Stone pose for an unlikely team-up at the London Super Comic Con.

X Marks the Spot

Brazilian cosplayer Pomp Berry shows off her Poison Ivy costume at the MCM Ireland comic convention in Dublin.

Agent Provocateur

A French cosplayer steps into the ring as Catwoman at a convention in Lyon, France.

Villains Unite

Siblings Lecigne Ines and Jobian Ines pose as their favorite Batman villains, Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, in the Gaslamp District on the first day of San Diego Comic-Con.

The Keystone To Law and Order

A cute pair of classic cosplayers poses in front of authentic Gotham police vehicles for Comic-Con 2014 in San Diego.

Even Super Criminals Need a Break

Gen Nylen, dressed as Catwoman, and Maddie Des Jardins, dressed as Harley Quinn, take a breather on the sidelines while attending San Diego Comic-Con.

Robin Lets Loose

Batman fans and a very wild Robin celebrate a cricket match between West Indies and England at the Trent Bridge cricket ground in Nottingham.

Another Deadly Duo

Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn have a longstanding friendship, celebrated here by two cosplayers at the 2014 Wizard World Comic Con in Portland, Oregon.

To The Batmobile

Batman poses next to the original Tim Burton Batmobile at the Maison d'Ailleurs, a museum of science fiction in Switzerland.

Call Me Harley! Everyone Does!

Cosplayer Kaili Williams of West Palm Beach, Fla., poses as Harley Quinn for a stylized photo shoot.

Added: 01.06.2015 17:46 | 17 views | 0 comments

He's a Silent Guardian, a Watchful Protector

San Diego is not so grim as Gotham City, but Ted Rotunda still stands guard over its citizens while attending Comic-Con. You know, just in case.

This is Catwoman, Hear Her Roar

One of the coolest features of Arkham Knight is the new Dual Play feature, which allows Batman's allies, such as Catwoman, to help out with fights on the fly. Above, Jessica Del Pino poses as Catwoman next to an original Batmobile during Comic-Con in San Diego.

What Do You Think, Bat-Brain?

Cosplayer Cara poses as the mischievous Harley Quinn during the London Super Comic Con at Excel. Harley Quinn is among the cast of villains returning for Arkham Knight.

Is Your Mind Playing Tricks on You ... Or Am I?

Scarecrow returns as the main antagonist of Arkham Knight. He's on a mission to unite the super-villains of Gotham under a common cause: destroying Batman. In spite of his evil intentions, Scarecrow's popularity spans the world. Above, a fan poses as Scarecrow at the MCM Ireland Comic Convention.

He's the Hero Chiba Deserves

In Chiba, just east of Tokyo, a 41-year-old man has gained notoriety by dressing as Batman and patrolling the streets on his "ChiBatpod." Above, a local woman watches in bemusement as the hometown hero zooms by.

Holy Call-Waiting, Batman!

Beau Elfman, of La Mesa, California, answers an urgent call while dressed as Robin at Comic-Con in San Diego. Robin will definitely appear in Arkham Knight, and you can catch his character reveal in the "All Who Follow You" trailer.

The Darth Knight Rises

A fan in Bangalore shows off a fun Batman/Star Wars mashup for India's Comic Con. Unfortunately, Lord Vader has not been confirmed for Arkham Knight.

Whatchyou Think it Was ... Poison?

We know from trailers that the mysterious Poison Ivy will return in the new Arkham Knight, but it's still unclear how big a role she'll play as a villain. Above, a fan poses as Poison Ivy at Comic-Con in San Diego.

Now the Real Game Begins!

The bonus Riddler Trophy challenges are some of the coolest sections in the Arkham games, and they're making a welcome return in Arkham Knight. Above, Michael Gilbert dons his best Riddler outfit for New York Comic Con.

You Can't Outsmart Mother Nature

Autumn Breeze blows a kiss to her admirers while dressed as Poison Ivy for the San Diego Comic-Con.

Nine Lives, Remember?

A cosplayer shows off her classic take on Catwoman at the annual C2E2 Comic & Entertainment Expo in Chicago.

Keep Your Enemies Closer

Fierce rivals make amends as Magdalena Makulec, Kirk Reay, and Juliette Stone pose for an unlikely team-up at the London Super Comic Con.

X Marks the Spot

Brazilian cosplayer Pomp Berry shows off her Poison Ivy costume at the MCM Ireland comic convention in Dublin.

Agent Provocateur

A French cosplayer steps into the ring as Catwoman at a convention in Lyon, France.

Villains Unite

Siblings Lecigne Ines and Jobian Ines pose as their favorite Batman villains, Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, in the Gaslamp District on the first day of San Diego Comic-Con.

The Keystone To Law and Order

A cute pair of classic cosplayers poses in front of authentic Gotham police vehicles for Comic-Con 2014 in San Diego.

Even Super Criminals Need a Break

Gen Nylen, dressed as Catwoman, and Maddie Des Jardins, dressed as Harley Quinn, take a breather on the sidelines while attending San Diego Comic-Con.

Robin Lets Loose

Batman fans and a very wild Robin celebrate a cricket match between West Indies and England at the Trent Bridge cricket ground in Nottingham.

Another Deadly Duo

Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn have a longstanding friendship, celebrated here by two cosplayers at the 2014 Wizard World Comic Con in Portland, Oregon.

To The Batmobile

Batman poses next to the original Tim Burton Batmobile at the Maison d'Ailleurs, a museum of science fiction in Switzerland.

Call Me Harley! Everyone Does!

Cosplayer Kaili Williams of West Palm Beach, Fla., poses as Harley Quinn for a stylized photo shoot.