BioShock Infinite: Industrial Revolution is a puzzle game in which you assume the role of a factory worker within the sky-city of Columbia. You complete increasingly difficult puzzles while learning more about the warring factions in the game and earning in-game rewards.

There are nearly 60 puzzles to play, and they are all FREE!

You can only get access to BioShock Infinite: Industrial Revolution by pre-ordering BioShock Infinite at a participating retailer. Head on over to www.preordernow.com to get started!

• New puzzle missions. Five new single-player puzzle missions.
• Funfair theme. A stunning new Funfair theme for Worms™ Revolution that can be used in local and online matches.
• 4 additional weapons. Armageddon, Skunk, Napalm Strike and the brand new Knock-Out weapon.
• Funfair Themed Customization. Two new trinkets (Burger and Ice Cream), two new accessories (Red Nose and Masquerade Mask), a new gravestone (Rollercoaster Track) and a new Funfair soundbank.
• Voice Over Talent. Matt Berry reprises his role as Don Keystone, the unseen narrator who will guide you through the five new puzzle levels.

• Face endless waves of brain-munching zombies, including undead chickens!
• Utilise air dropped crates of special weapons to lay devastation on the zombie hordes!
• Use all your favorite Special Forces troopers to take down the undead.
• Survive as long as you can against unending waves of normal and special zombies!

It began with Team Fortress 2, and the Workshop has quickly grown to support many others including The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Portal 2, Sid Meier's Civilization V and more with different models of player-created content, exposing many players to the world of modding along the way.

Today, there are 16 shipped game titles supporting the Steam Workshop, with more on the way. Almost 300,000 items are available in the Workshop, ranging between models, animations, maps & levels, scenarios and even full games made in GameMaker Studio. Those items have been consumed through 55 million downloads.

• The Elder Scrolls Online on Strategy Informer and Ten Ton Hammer.
• A Game of Dwarves on Gaming Nexus.

• At Least One Person Is Already Waiting In Line For The Wii U. Thanks nin.
• NBA Game Time launches on Xbox LIVE.
• PlayStation Store relaunch delayed.

• Report: Google to unveil a 10-inch Nexus tablet with 300ppi resolution.
• Apple reportedly testing iOS 6.0.1—fixes Wi-Fi, keyboard, Exchange glitches.
• US federal agency dropping 17,000 BlackBerrys in favor of iPhones.

• Amazon Web Services Down In North Virginia — Reddit, Pinterest, Airbnb, Foursquare, Minecraft And Others Affected.
• Zuckerberg admits- If I wasn’t the CEO of Facebook, I’d be at Microsoft. Or parents' basement.

• Java still has a crucial role to play—despite security risks.
• U.N. calls for 'anti-terror' Internet surveillance. Thanks HARDOCP.

• Nintendo Prevails in Wii Patent Lawsuit.
• Web tracking firm settles charges it collected passwords, financial data.
• Apple blasts Samsung’s post-trial “attack on the jury” as weak, unfounded.

• NFL Films to air half-hour documentary on Tecmo Bowl this week…
• Assets in tomorrow's 38 Studios auction (Adobe Acrobat format). Thanks Jim. Curt Schilling figurines, 38 Studios Custom-Built Gaming Table, more…
• FirefallFest is now underway, celebrating this MMO shooter and all the celebs who are apparently big fans of the upcoming game…
• Your tax dollars at play- Defending federal funding for games…

As the title suggests, we're going to be reducing the amount of damage monsters do in Inferno whenever Monster Power is enabled. Before I detail what's changing, though, let me first explain why we're making some adjustments.

When we originally designed and implemented the bonus values for monster damage in Inferno, we were unaware that a bug was causing monster abilities (i.e. Rare and Champion affixes) to not scale correctly with each Monster Power level. While this bug was caught during testing and did not make it into the game, the result of it being fixed meant that monster damage -- specifically damage done by monster abilities -- was ultimately higher at MP1 through MP10 than we intended it to be when 1.0.5 released.

So, to bring monster damage back in line with our original goals for the system, we're implementing a hotfix that will reduce the scaling bonus to monster damage in Inferno difficulty by approximately 25% for all Monster Power levels.

Here are the new damage values that will be hotfixed in for each MP setting:

Today, Ubisoft® and New Regency announced that they are partnering on the forthcoming Assassin’s Creed® film.

Ubisoft Motion Pictures, the film and television division of Ubisoft, will develop the Assassin’s Creed film in close collaboration with New Regency. The development of a screenplay is beginning immediately and the project is being fast tracked as the creative pieces come together, while allowing Ubisoft to maintain control of key elements of the movie’s creative direction. Financial terms of the deal are not being disclosed.

The original title was set in an alternate universe where world war one continues into the laser age, and GTB:The Western Front focuses on the world war 2 era of the story, pitting American armies against German in the heart of Europe.

Eight new missions are included woven into a completely new single-player campaign. A total of 16 new tank 'hulls' including the Tiger, Sherman and Pershing are available in the expansion, and can be used in the basic game as well, along with all new props and textures from the new campaign for use in the built-in map editor. The first four maps allow WW2 technology only, whereas the later maps allow players to strap laser cannons to Tiger Tanks, which is one of the developers chief ambitions in life.

Ultimately, our pitch just wasn't strong enough to get the traction we felt it needed to thrive. Sure, it may have made it. We could have fought our way to a possibly successful end. In reading your feedback and talking it over internally, however, we decided that it made more sense to kill it and come back with something stronger.

In game design, mercy killing is the law.

So, please accept our thanks and apologies in equal order. Expect something more soon.

After much speculation, the first international PAX will be held in Melbourne, Australia from the 19th to the 21st of July.

Registration is now open, with 3 day passes and single day passes available. More details regarding the exhibitors, tournaments, concerts and special guests will be announced during the lead up to the show, so be sure to check back regularly or follow PAX Australia on Facebook or Twitter for the latest updates.

1. XCOM: Enemy Unknown
2. Borderlands 2 Season Pass
3. Chivalry: Medieval Warfare
4. Borderlands 2
5. Football Manager 2013
6. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
7. Arma II: Combined Operations
8. Torchlight II
9. DOOM 3: BFG Edition
10. Payday: The Heist

• Dollar Dash on Hooked Gamers.
• King's Bounty: Warriors of the North on Hooked Gamers.
• Raven's Cry on Hooked Gamers.
• The Repopulation on the Official Website. PvE Content Explained.

• PlayStation 3 firmware update will let you view Vita Trophies.
• Xbox 360 has moved 70m units.
• Koch Media offers indie support for Wii U launch.

• First Windows Phone 8 prices show up at Best Buy.
• Hold On Tight, Smartphone Mugging Is More Popular Than Ever. Thanks Ant via Smartphone.
• Is Amazon Really Discontinuing the Kindle Touch?
• Sherlock Holmes 1 on the iTunes App Store.

• Email Is The New Pony Express--And It's Time To Put It Down.
• Ancestry.com Reportedly Agrees To $1.6 Billion Buyout. Thanks Acleacius.
• Why #hashtags Belong on TV. #justsaying.
• Restaurants Use Instagram To Tap Into Food Porn Obsession.

• AMD bundles marquee PC games with its Radeon graphics cards.
• Microsoft kicks off free Office 2013 upgrades. Thanks HARDOCP.
• How much will HDTVs cost on Black Friday? A lot less, says expert. Thanks Ant.
• Windows 8 is the new XP. Thanks HARDOCP.

• Apple’s secret garden- the struggle over leaks and security.
• Android apps used by millions vulnerable to password, e-mail theft.
• Iran renews Internet attacks on U.S. banks.
• No-Fly List Strands Man In On Island In Hawaii. Thanks DSLReports.

• Internet providers to begin warning customers who pirate content. Thanks Slashdot.
• Rogue Pharma, Fake AV Vendors Feel Credit Card Crunch. Thanks Slashdot.
• First NZ three-strikes case falls through. Thanks Slashdot.

• Anna on Hooked Gamers.
• The Walking Dead: Long Road Ahead on Gaming Nexus.
• Worms Revolution on Hooked Gamers.
• XCOM: Enemy Unknown on Hooked Gamers and Techgage.

• Aerocool X1 Devil Red Edition Mid-Tower PC Chassis on eTeknix.
• ARCTIC USB Wireless Gamepad on Test Freaks.
• Cooler Master Storm QuickFire Pro on APH Networks.
• G.Skill TridentX PC3-20800 8GB Dual Channel Memory Kit on TweakTown.
• Genius GX-Gaming Imperator Gaming Keyboard on Test Freaks.
• GIGABYTE GA-F2A85X-UP4 Socket FM2 on OCWorkbench.
• GIGBYTE GA-Z77X-UP7 Motherboard on Pure Overclock.
• GIGABYTE X79-UP4 on Vortez.
• Mad Catz TRITTON Pro+ 5.1 Surround Headset for X360/PS3/PC on Mad Shrimps.
• MSI GeForce GTX 660 HAWK 2 GB on Guru3D and techPowerUp.
• Patriot 8GB PC3-17000 (2133MHz) Intel Extreme Masters Memory on Pure Overclock.
• Runcore Rocket Air SSD on The SSD Review.
• Samsung Galaxy Note II on t-break.
• SilverStone Sugo SG09 Case on AnandTech.
• Team Group Xtreem LV DDR3 2600MHz 8GB Memory Kit on eTeknix.

• Gamestation.co.uk closing down next week…
• Rising up from 38 Studios’ ashes. Salvatore and McFarlane not participating in "Fart Cat"…