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Alpha predator: Evolve testing sign-up now open for Americans

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Will Evolve be a successful new species, or a dead end? A surefire way to find out would be to sign up to test Turtle Rock’s first-person monster hunter first-hand. We English aren’t eligible - the official site’s tweed-detectors were going off before I’d even offered my email address. But if you’re across the Atlantic, you can sign up and await further instruction.

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Bring out the punch: Fist of Awesome arrives on Steam today

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Fist of Awesome is a game about punching bears that Scottish designer Nicoll Hunt designed in his spare room in lieu of a proper Valentine’s present for his girlfriend. Two and a half years later, it’s sped through Valve accelerated Steam Greenlight program in exactly a week and now has its own Steam store page and everything.

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My Life as a Grey Goo — Petroglyph's fascinating RTS faction designs

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When Petroglyph unveiled their newest RTS, Grey Goo, the one thing they weren’t showing, or even describing, was the damned Goo from the title. They weren’t even willing to give a hint of what was coming.

That made it easy to underestimate Grey Goo. Without a full understanding of the factions, Grey Goo doesn’t look nearly as interesting and potentially revolutionary as it actually is.

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Valve to split ginormous Dota 2 International prize pool more evenly this year

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In all the goodwill surrounding The International’s community-funded prize pool, the only grumbling point was its distribution. A few Dota 2 pros would become millionaires one evening in Seattle, it seemed, but the rest would be no better off for all those Compendiums sold.

Valve have redressed the balance: the 10-million-dollar-plus prize pool will be split more evenly between The International’s winners than in previous years.

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The Witcher Adventure Game closed beta sees first deployment of GOG Galaxy

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Which Witcher is this? This is the one which calls itself an Adventure Game, but is in fact a Fantasy Flight board game magi-technologically turned into a PC game by CD Projekt RED.

It’s going into closed beta on the back of GOG’s fledgling Galaxy platform - the desktop client they hope will rub up alongside Steam in the taskbar.

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