Dragon Age: Inquisition – New Screenshots Released
Electronic Arts and Bioware have released a new set of screenshots for Dragon Age: Inquisition. These new images showcase rooms from The Winter Palace. Dragon Age: Inquisition is powered by DICE’s Frostbite 3.0 and looks sexy. The game is currently scheduled for an October release. Enjoy! Continue reading
Turtle Rock unveil four new hunters in Evolve
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Turtle Rock’s co-op shooter puts four players in the shoes of big game hunters and one player in the rather large shoes of the big game. We knew there were more monsters to be revealed; so far we’ve only seen Goliath, a big lizardy chap. But Turtle Rock have just revealed four more hunters to pick from, too.
Wasteland 2 opening movie gets you up to speed with the apocalypse
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Wasteland 2, one of the big Kickstarter successes, is nearing completion. Set for release in August the team have put the finishing touches on the RPG’s opening video. They’re so proud of it they can’t wait till August to show it off, instead publishing it on Youtube for the world to see.
It gets players up to speed with the nuclear apocalypse that kicks off events in the Wasteland games.
Stoic told backers that Banner Saga would come to Steam “even though we didn’t have any guarantee of that”
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The Banner Saga was one of the top 10 best-selling games on Steam yesterday, thanks to a mid-week sale that reduced it to just over a tenner. In fact, since the release of its single player campaign in January, it’s done “really, really well”.
But when its indie trio left BioWare to start on their sobering viking RPG, in the days before Greenlight, they didn’t know they’d even make it onto Valve’s impassive grey storefront.
“When we went on Kickstarter though, we said that in our Kickstarter pitch that we were going to be on Steam even though we didn’t have any guarantee of that,” Stoic artist Arnie Jorgensen told PCGamesN. “When we were successful on Kickstarter, we could go to Steam and say, ‘Hey, we said we were going to be on Steam on Kickstarter and we have all this money – do you guys want to drop the ball or do you want us on Steam?’”
Lucas Pope follows Papers, Please with Return of the Obra Dinn
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“‘Obra’ is pronounced like ‘Cobra’ without the C,” writes Lucas Pope, creator of Papers, Please. He’s detailing his new game, a first-person mystery set in 1808. You play an insurance adjustor for the East India Company and it’s on you to solve the mystery of the Obra Dinn, which “set out from London for the Orient with over 200 tons of trade goods” and wasn’t seen for six years. It’s just pulled into port and there’s not a soul on board.
We’re a long way from Arstotzka.
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