Darkest Dungeon Is A New Roguelike Sidescrolling RPG, Gets A Kickstarter Campaign
Our reader ‘randir14′ has informed us about the Kickstarter campaign of Darkest Dungeon, a challenging gothic roguelike RPG about the psychological stresses of adventuring. The game’s Kickstarter campaign aims to raise $75K in total and has so far earned $70K. In short, it will manage to hit its initial goal in due time as there are still 30 days left to it. Continue reading
League of Legends 4.2 brings some nerfs and reworks, and winter skins make a return
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Riot’s released all the juicy details on League of Legends newest update, 4.2, which brings reworks for Xerath and Skarner and nerfs for the likes of Kayle and Thresh.
“Looking at the overall content of this update, our goal is to create healthier gameplay patterns with champions who are particularly strong,” Riot said. “Look at Kayle or Riven and you can see more optimal ways to play as (and against) them. At the end of the day, some of these changes are nerfs, but hopefully you’ll try to understand them (and try them out!) first.”
The Elder Scrolls Online has already been given the Oculus Rift treatment (unofficially)
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The Elder Scrolls Online is only in beta - which Nick, Jeremy and Jules have been questing their way through - but Developer Chris Gallizzi has already been playing it on his Oculus Rift. Gallizzi has thrown up some footage from his VR adventure in Tamrial on YouTube, but like with all VR videos, you will start to think you’re a fish after a couple of minutes.
Rust beta sells one million copies, despite being only "10% finished"
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Survivalist griefer’s paradise Rust has been bought on no fewer than one million occasions, says Facepunch founder Garry Newman. That’s about half a gazillion, or an upturned ha'penny thrillion.
250,000 of those purchases were made in the last two weeks - meaning sales have kept somewhat steady (and silly) during the two months Rust’s been on Steam Early Access.
While developers Facepunch have been “blown away” by the numbers and support, they’ve called the game’s popularity “unjustifiable” - “both a blessing and a curse”.
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