The
Chivalry
website reveals plans for
Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior, an expansion or
Chivalry - Medieval Warfare, Torn Banner's melee combat game (thanks
DSOGaming). They promise an
official announcement today, but this has not yet materialized, and for now they
offer
a teaser site with
this trailer and
this preliminary word:
We are very excited to be able to bring the news of our
new expansion to our community first! Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior will bring the
most iconic warriors from the ancient world, epic new environments and all new
game modes to the already expansive Chivalry content.
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Here's a
new video
showing gameplay from the
Apocalypse DLC for
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2,
which launches tomorrow for the Xbox 360 edition of the military shooter sequel,
and will come soon to Windows and PlayStation 3. Here's the pitch: "Call of
Duty®: Black Ops II Apocalypse marks Treyarch's fourth and final DLC map pack
for Call of Duty: Black Ops II, capping-off the year with two all-new
Multiplayer Maps, two re-imagined fan-favorite Multiplayer classics, and an
alternate-reality Dieselpunk Zombies experience that transports players to the
undead-infested trenches of a World War I battlefield."
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This trailer offers
a look at
Avadon 2: The Corruption, the upcoming second chapter in Spiderweb
Software's Avadon Trilogy of role-playing games. The clip shows combat and
non-combat gameplay in the throwback game as well as the interface.
Continue here to read the full story.
BF4Central recaps the details they picked up at Gamescom about
Battlefield 4, the upcoming military shooter sequel that's their site's main
focus. Word is the game will launch with seven game modes and 10 multiplayer
maps, and they note for comparison that
Battlefield 3 launched with nine maps and five
game modes. They also report that Battlefield 4 Commander mode will not be present
in all game modes, and that it will only be used in objective based modes
like Conquest, Rush, and Obliteration. Wrapping things up with some uncertainty,
they point out that it has not yet been confirmed if all game modes will be playable
on all maps.
A
new trailer from
Memoria offers a new look at
this point-and-click adventure game in development for Windows and OS X at
Daedalic Entertainment. The game is due on Friday, and here's word from the
description of the clip: "Step into the fantastic world of Aventuria and follow
two intertwined stories from different epochs. Five centuries have passed since
Princess Sadja of the far realm of Fasar set forth to become the greatest hero
of all time. But for reasons no one remembers, she failed. Her deeds forgotten,
her name lost in the sands of time. Now it is on Geron, the young bird catcher,
to unravel the secret of the vanished princess."
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Last Jungle In Sector 17 - When Indie Dream turns into Indie Reality- aka
our Kickstarter disaster.
Right after the launch we sent out emails to 65 gaming news sites and
posted announcements to 68 forums and to our twitter, facebook, steam,
youtube and indiedb channels. The response was rather cold, we got 1 reply
from the press (greenlitgaming.com) and many forums actually banned us for
advertising. After 26 hours, we had managed to get 284 video views and 7
backers (5 of them within first hours after launch).
Winter is coming.
"Farmers' Almanac" predicts a "bitterly cold" winter. Thanks brother19. And
thanks Mother Nature. Thanks a whole lot.
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