Added: 20.03.2015 21:18 | 10 views | 0 comments


Preview images and more details are now available for The Art of Uncharted Trilogy.

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IncGamers' Peter Parrish finally gets to use his writing skills for good, as he takes the role of ... oh, hang on, a celebrity gossip blogger. Never mind.

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Scott enters the cyberpunk world of Satellite Reign while on Steam Early Access, and is pleasantly surprised with what he finds.

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Entertainment Buddha's Mark Steighner shares his thoughts on the exciting action RPG, Victor Vran.

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COG writes - We get an early look at Dungeons 2 before its April 24 release. After some extended playtime one thing is certain, taking control of the mighty Dungeon Lord and recruiting an army of fearsome creatures has never felt better.

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Scott tries his hand at slapping around minions in this Preview of Dungeons 2, coming out on April 24th.

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Milestone have released a few screenshots which show off their impressive ground terrain textures that will feature in their upcoming rally game Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo. Its clear that the team are working hard to make a visually impressive game.

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Joseph Dwan writes: I thought a turn-based shoot-em-up doesnt sound quite right. Side scrolling bullet hell shooters are built around a mix of reflexes and learning patterns, so adding in a turn-based system just wouldnt mesh with that. I have been proven wrong with the preview of Mighty Tactical Shooter at EGX Rezzed. Those of you who might have paid close attention to EGX Rezzed last year, or visited The Gadget Show Live, or are even just avid fans of scouring Kickstarter regularly might have heard of this game before. Mighty Tactical Shooter is a side scrolling shoot em up with a set of unique features. As I mentioned, the game is turn based: you give the ship commands and set them off, allowing both the ship and the enemies to perform their actions in real time. This process then repeats throughout the level. As the ship is upgraded, new weapons will become available. This is where the game gets really interesting.

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The Average Gamer played a few levels of LEGO Jurassic World and talked to associate producer Tim Wileman about the characters.