Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade alpha footage reveals hot Rhino-on-Rhino action and jet packs
There really are quite a few Warhammer 40K games. Eternal Crusade, a shooty MMO, is one of them. It’s also quite early days for the Emperor’s finest. It’s doing the increasingly popular founders thing, so you can drop some cash now for some extra bells and whistles and early access.
You might want to hold off for a wee while, though, because it seems to be very, very early alpha, judging from the deluge of alpha videos that Behaviour has posted.
The gods of Smite bless the weekend with bonus favor
What is the weekend for if not taking control of an ancient deity and punching, shooting and setting fire to other gods’ faces? There might as well not be a weekend if we can’t enjoy some god-on-god fisticufs.
Conveniently, Smite - the F2P MOBA with brawling gods - is making sure you ignore any lovely summer weather this weekend by dragging you back indoors for its double favor weekend.
Tera gets carved up in Wounded World update on July 8th
On July 8th, Terra: Rising’s next update, Wounded World, will go live. A big ol’ rift has carved up the world, and within it, players will be able to get their hands on all the new content. Global catastrophes are an important part of any fantasy land’s economy, furnishing heroes with gold to spend and loot to sell.
The update brings with it four new dungeons and a bevy of bosses, gear and quests. The dungeon scenarios range from 1-player rescue missions to boss hunts with a party of 10.
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn 2.3 adds new dungeons, chocobo raising and one hell of a beard
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn’s 2.3 update, Defenders of Eorzea, is a big one, apparently requiring an 8 minute trailer. There does seem to be quite a lot to get through, including Chocobo rearing, new quests, a boss with the most magnificent beard ever conceived off by the human brain and a slew of new dungeons.
Direct your eyes towards the trailer below.
Kerbal Space Program's first official mod celebrates the football world cup
Space agency simulator Kerbal Space Program has debuted its first official mod for the game, which is in the spirit of the ongoing football world cup. The mod includes various size soccer balls as well as flags for all 32 competing countries. Developers Squad have put up the mod for free via Curse and you can grab it today.
Planetside 2 Hossin trailer shows off new swamp-like continent in action
It’s been in development for a long time, but Hossin is finally available for players to wage war over in Planetside 2. A swamp-like continent, players will be faced with natural barriers that will make traversing the terrain a challenge in itself.
We’ve got a trailer of Hossin in action below.
See ESL One Frankfurt from the perspective of a professional Dota 2 player
Eight of the biggest Dota 2 teams have been battling this weekend at the Frankfurt stadium in Germany over an ever increasing $200,000 prize pool. With it being held in a football stadium, it’s not surprising that it’s the biggest eSport event ever held, with over 35,000 spectators.
One of the team members of Dota 2 team Alliance, Jonathan "Loda" Berg, took it upon himself to record the event from his perspective to show off the sheer scale of the event.
Battlefield 4 patch will put an end to adamantium shield
Battlefield 4’s DLC, Dragon’s Teeth, brought with it EA’s very own version of Captain America’s adamantium shield. The ballistic shield could deflect bullets, sure, but it could also deflect armour-piercing tank shells and, with a single hit, kill other players. Battlefield’s next patch will see an end to that.
It’s not the only thing being changed. DICE have been looking at “how to decrease the feeling of getting killed when behind cover.” Hopefully they’ve managed this by preventing of you getting killed when behind cover. Just one of the reasons we put Battlefield 4 on trial for being a broken, bug-ridden mess.
Dragon Age: Inquisition followers are scared of horses, won’t be sold as DLC
Mass Effect fans were less than pleased when AI companions were packaged off and sold as DLC, so there’s been a worry for a while that Bioware may do the same with Dragon Age: Inquisition. Mike Laidlaw, creative director for the game, put that fear to bed over the weekend but raised another.
Followers disappear at the sight of horses.
Rebellion shoot down batch of stolen Sniper Elite 3 keys
Valve have revoked a set of Sniper Elite 3 Steam keys after they found out they were stolen from a retailer and sold onto other key-selling websites.
Rebellion have told those affected to contact the seller they bought the code from for a refund. While under no obligation to, Rebellion are also giving Sniper’s preorder bonuses to anyone who can prove they bought their stolen key before the game was released.
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