To celebrate the completion of their idiosyncratic indie title, Hohokum, the creative team at Honeyslug have unveiled a wonderfully weird launch trailer for the game, which places players in the shoes of a “crazy loveable hermit guy.”
Respawn has announced the fifth title update for Titanfall, which is set to introduce an all-new Black Market feature into the multiplayer shooter along with Burn Cards and insignias to spruce up your gargantuan partner in crime.
Digital Dreams has announced a release date for its intriguing, genre-defying platformer, Metrico. Billed as an “infographics action game”, the minimalist title will launch exclusively on PlayStation Vita on August 5th and August 6th in North America and Europe, respectively.
Following the launch of the Kinect-free bundle for Xbox One on June 9th, Microsoft has announced that hardware sales “more than doubled” in the month of June relative to the console’s performance hitherto.
In the build-up to release, Koei Tecmo has been gradually releasing spot trailers that introduces the burgeoning roster of its idiosyncratic hack-’n’-slash title, Hyrule Warriors. And today, the studio has unveiled new footage that showcases Princess Zelda in action.
Ahead of its release next week, From Software has published a series of images for the first batch of downloadable content for Dark Souls II, Crown of the Sunken King.
What was once a humble kickstarter project with a preliminary goal of $500,000 has now reached over $48million, according to Star Citizen developers Cloud Imperium Games, who recently added a new $50 million stretch goal to the title that will introduce original alien languages.
Almost thirteen months since it was originally released on PS3, Naughty Dog has begun releasing revamped images and details for The Last of Us: Remastered on PlayStation 4.
Though Slightly Mad Studios’ ultra-realistic and indeed crowd-funded racing simulator, Project Cars, is due to launch across PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC come November, the game’s publisher Bandai Namco has confirmed that the Wii U iteration won’t release until 2015.
If the video game industry is currently experiencing its annual summer drought, then Destiny is very much the proverbial oasis at the other end of the spectrum. Launching in September, Bungie’s sci-fi shooter has become one of the most anticipated titles of the year, and the studio has confirmed that codes for the game’s forthcoming beta can be redeemed three times.
