A Half-Life Remake called Black Mesa will launch this month. September 14th will apparently mark the first release and will allow players to play through the game up to Lambda Core, according to a post on the Black Mesa official forum. “We believe this is a great way to provide a complete-feeling 8-10 hour experience with a solid ending, make our fans happy and help us make the best overall game possible,” said project leader Carlos Montero in the post.
Legends of Pegasus sets itself in a galaxy far from our own Milky Way, having three story lines following different races: Humans, Xor, and Arthrox.
Valve posts a job desription allowing quite a bit of reading between the lines to occur. Let’s dig in.
PlayerAffinity chops, rolls, and cleaves its way through some RaiderZ action during the closed-beta to give you our first hands-on impressions of the Monster Hunter-inspired F2P MMO.
Torchlight II was announced in August 2010, as the sequel to Runic Games’ debut Torchlight. The sequel features an expansive overworld, four new classes, and multiplayer games via LAN or Internet, providing a much larger world, a deeper gameplay experience, and hours of replayability.
The fantastic tower defense game, Iron Brigade, by Double Fine has finally arrived for the PC. The genius blend of witty writing, fun shooting, and tactical tower defense would make any skeptic change their mind. If you then consider the loot grind that Iron Brigade inspires, and the online co-op, then Double Fine has created a title that I hope turns into a franchise!
Guild Wars 2 was officially released yesterday, but anyone who pre-purchased the game before this was able to start leveling their characters over this past weekend. As it happens, the number of players who signed in early to play was substantial, as publisher NCsoft announced that Guild Wars 2 was pre-purchased by over one million fans. The highest number of simultaneous players online throughout the weekend was over 40,000.
