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I Can’t Get Over How Pretty This Zombie Game Looks

These five new screenshots for Dying Light, Dead Island developer Techland’s upcoming free-running zombie survival game, were released by Warner Bros. accompanying an announcement about the game’s competitive “Be The Zombie” mode. This multi-player game mode, which will only be available to pre-order customers at release, will feature Night Hunters—extremely strong and agile zombies who…

A Somber, but Beautiful Trailer About Tanks, Planes, Gunships and War

Gaijin’s military combat MMO War Thunder is here to talk to us about the horrors of war—though the all-caps “Ready for Next Gen?” message at the end kinda breaks the mood a bit. Still, whether you care for the game or not, this is a damn great trailer and it deserves at least one look.…

Shelter, the game where you’re a badger mum protecting her cubs, is now out. You can grab it on Steam, GOG, or get it directly from the developers at their website. Above is the game’s release trailer, titled “Fall Again,” and should you be interested in how Shelter looks in action, you can watch us…

Terraria just went mobile. While you wait for the new PC update, you might wanna try the newly released iOS version of this fine little side-scrolling sandbox. For $5, you get a Retina display-compatible, slightly rebalanced, touch-enabled mobile version of the full game. Above’s a 25-minute demo by TouchGamePlay

Look At All These New Steam Games. There’s A Hundred Of Them.

In their latest Greenlight update, Valve revealed that they’ve reached a point where they’d like to stress test their system. And so they did—by letting through a hundred games. That’s… quite a lot of games. While putting together the list below, I had some time to look at the games and I must say, most…

Borderlands 2 Is Getting a GOTY Edition This October

2K Games announced an all-encompassing Game of the Year package deal for their first-person shooter-RPG, Borderlands 2 Priced at $60, the pack will include, in addition to the main game, every piece of content tied to the Borderlands 2 Season Pass and the Premiere Club. Here’s the full list, courtesy of 2K Games’ press release:…

The next Tales will be a mobile game. Tales of Link is the name of the newest entry in the long-standing JRPG series, according to a teaser site recently put up by Namco Bandai. The game hits Japan this year, and will be available on both iOS and Android as a free-to-play title with in-app…

The Last Express is now out on Android—almost a year after its iOS debut. This port of Jordan Mechner’s ’97 adventure game features the same improvements as its iOS sibling, including achievements and a three-tiered hint system. It can be grabbed here

Here’s a Game About Racing. And Superheroes Screwing Over Each Other.

Meet Speedrunners. It is a competitive multi-player platformer set in a city with too many crimefighters and not enough crime. As one of them, your job is to get to the crime scene before the others do. And that is where the fun starts. You see, the matches aren’t just about getting to the destination.…

For Ten Minutes, Mario Meets Modern Warfare Yet Again

The latest episode of the gritty and gripping web series Mario Warfare is here, this time focusing on the Smash Club, where Mario has to fight… actually, just watch it. I don’t want to spoil too much. If you haven’t been following this great series (you really should), you can check out episodes one through…

Simon the Sorcerer is now on Android. Adventure Soft’s classic 1993 point-and-click title can now be experienced all over again on Android phones and tablets, with (optional) modern features such as upscaled graphics and a remastered soundtrack. Note that there’s also an older iOS port, though by different developers.

Tons of fighter jets and so, so many explosions. Strike Vector, Ragequit Corp’s excellent-looking multiplayer arena air combat game, sure is coming along nicely—as evidenced by this new gameplay trailer, shared by the developers over the weekend. The game itself is expected to drop early next year. Can’t wait!

The Mario Bros. Have Some Pretty Damn Sweet Parkour Moves

Which shouldn’t be surprising, seeing as they’ve starred in a metric ton of platformers but hey, video proof! In reality, the two extremely talented people you see here are Christian Russell as Mario and Ronnie Shalvis as Luigi, of CBR Stunts and Ronnie Street Stunts, respectively—although I’d suspect their normal line of work doesn’t have…

Old-school RPG fans, take note. Spiderweb Software, creators of classic turn-based RPG series Geneforge and Avernum, have revealed the second part of the Avadon trilogy, their newest franchise. Titled Avadon 2: The Corruption, the sequel is expected to arrive on PC and iPad this fall. Trailer’s above, go take a look.

The Robo-Bug-Aliens Are Coming, Time to Get Out The Laser Beams

Currently seeking funds on Kickstarter is Tetrapulse, a PC co-op shooter taking place on a planet where the scary robot aliens are many and the resources are few. Which is probably why the heroes are forced to use their own health as ammo. Tetrapulse uses procedural generation for its levels, where the goal is to…

Part 3 of the World’s Best Half-Life 2 Movie Is In The Works, But…

There’s a catch. There’s always a catch. Released in 2009 and getting a second part two years later, Escape from City 17 was an excellent Half-Life 2 fan film notable for its nearly blockbuster-level CG effects. Ironically, it is the CG effects themselves that are keeping Part 3 from being released. But have no fear—there’s…

One hour of Starbound for everyone. Over the weekend, at the UK’s Multiplay Insomnia Gaming Festival, developers Chucklefish held a “world premiere” one-hour demonstration of their upcoming side-scrolling sandbox Starbound in the form of a Let’s Play starring Duncan, Sips and Sjin of the Yogscast. Take a look above.

Shadow Warrior is being rebooted next month. Flying Wild Hog’s re-imagining of the classic, hilarious, and bloody 1997 first-person shooter will be arriving to PC on September 26. Naturally, there’s a bloody trailer to go along with the release date announcement. Dig in!

Assassin’s Creed IV’s “Stealth” trailer sure does involve a lot of murder. And it’s not just stealthy murder, either. Semantics aside, I’m really looking forward to neck-stabbing some bad guys in the jungle. Even if I won’t have the kick-ass music. Did I mention there’s kick-ass music? Have a look above.

Here’s What Combat Looks Like in the Remastered Final Fantasy X/X-2

Gamescom graced us with a brand new demonstration-slash-trailer, this time featuring the remastered Final Fantasy X/X-2 The clip, which, like last time, is a comparison video, shows us how a combat scene plays out in the two versions of Final Fantasy X—first the old, then the new. The HD version is demonstrated starting at 1:47,…