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Eric Hart built this pretty good replica of the tomahawk from Assassin’s Creed 3.

By Luke Plunkett Published July 1, 2015

More Jurassic Park Movies Like This, Please

Jorry Rosman is a concept artist currently working at Guerilla Games. In addition to his contributions to the studio’s trademark Killzone games, he’s also come up with a personal project that’s basically DayZ vs Jurassic Park. I’m in love with that pic above. After the first Jurassic Park, all I could think was “boy, I…

By Luke Plunkett Published June 30, 2015

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Star Citizen’s FPS Mode Delayed

Star Citizen is a game that looks very cool and is promising a lot. Well, a little less now, after the playable debut of one of its key “modules”—a first-person shooter known as Star Marine—was delayed indefinitely. In a letter to the game’s community, Star Citizen creator Chris Roberts goes to great lengths to explain…

By Luke Plunkett Published June 30, 2015

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Beautiful Future Graphics

French artist Koola, whose visualization work we saw last year, continues to amaze with how he can take Unreal Engine 4 and make it look like, well, the real world. If you’d like to look at pretty videos and pictures, we’ve got those here from some of his latest tests. If you’d like to read…

By Luke Plunkett Published June 30, 2015

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Iron Man Looks Very Fancy In Leather

Prince Armory, the same team behind that awesome fantasy Darth Vader costume from earlier in the year, has gone a little crazy with this Iron Man outfit. Tony Stark is now Leather Man. This incredible costume is Asgardian by design, apparently. If we can cut down on the number of Marvel movies and just roll…

By Luke Plunkett Published June 30, 2015

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Infinifactory is out of Steam Early Access. Described as “like Spacechem in 3D” by, er, the creator Spacechem, Infinifactory is an excellent sandbox puzzle game about constructing factories for alien overlords. You get to solve devilish puzzles your way. It also makes for some mesmerizing GIFs.

By Nathan Grayson Published June 30, 2015

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World Of Warships’ Humble Bundle Mess Finally Cleaned Up

Last week, Wargaming screwed up, and accidentally made some promises to World of Warships players they later failed to honour. When fans complained, they were given some of the stuff, but it’s taken until today for the company to truly make things right. Posting on the World of Warships forums, a company representative has said…

By Luke Plunkett Published June 30, 2015

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Emulator Within An Emulator Runs Almost Perfect Pokemon

We missed this earlier in the month, but the talented team behind the Dolphin emulator have done something very cool: they’ve got N64 games working on the GC/Wii emulator by running their virtual console versions. While Pokemon Snap might not be the most exciting game to show off, it’s done with good reason: the photography…

By Luke Plunkett Published June 30, 2015

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Fans Are Making A Spiritual Successor To P.T., And It Looks Terrifying

Forget Konami. We have Allison Road, a new horror game that is heavily inspired by the Silent Hills demo. Here’s how the developers describe it—the game sounds like a mix between Silent Hills and Five Nights at Freddy’s, weirdly enough: You will take on the role of the unnamed protagonist who wakes up one day…

By Patricia Hernandez Published June 30, 2015

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Heroes Of The Storm’s New Diablo Map Is Very Chaotic (In A Good Way)

The never-ending battle between the forces of heaven and hell can get pretty messy at times, I’ve learned. Blizzard’s new MOBA Heroes of the Storm just added a new “battleground” (read: map) today. Known as “Battlefield of Eternity,” the level is exciting for Heroes fans because it’s the first map that’s based on one of…

By Yannick LeJacq Published June 30, 2015

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Terraria is suddenly the third most popular game on Steam. For the four of you who don’t know, the exploration/crafting classic finally released its big 1.3 update. As a result, it’s currently the third most-played game on Steam. What have you discovered in the new update?

By Nathan Grayson Published June 30, 2015

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The Steam Players Dedicated To Reviving Dead Multiplayer Games

Would that more Steam groups had such noble goals. Time takes its toll on everything—even games that, theoretically, could go on forever. People get bored, or games stop updating, or a sequel sucks the life out of the original. And then, before long, your favorite game’s a ghost town. Dead MP Games Resurrection Group’s goal…

By Nathan Grayson Published June 30, 2015

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How To Beat Arkham Knight’s Trickiest Batmobile Race

If I really hated Batman and wanted him dead, I’m not sure my first step would be to design a series of elaborate underground Batmobile races. Then again, I’m not the Riddler, so what do I know? Early on in Arkham Knight, Batman discovers the Riddler’s latest scheme: He’s captured Catwoman, attached a bomb to…

By Kirk Hamilton Published June 30, 2015

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Oculus Fights Fan Group Over OculusRift.Com

Oculus Rift is attempting to seize the oculusrift.com domain from the group of developers currently using it, according to documentation obtained by Kotaku. It’s a battle that the VR company is almost guaranteed to win, given their ownership of the “Oculus Rift” trademark. According to the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP), the internationally-recognized…

By Jason Schreier Published June 30, 2015

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Heroes Of The Storm Proves That A New Warcraft Strategy Game Could Work

Heroes of the Storm is a really fun game. But playing it as a Warcraft veteran can hit a little too close to home. It can be difficult to remember since World of Warcraft has been so popular for so long (it was first released in 2004), but the original Warcraft games that inspired Blizzard’s…

By Yannick LeJacq Published June 30, 2015

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Some Of Mortal Kombat X‘s Predator References Are Very Subtle

Predator wasn’t supposed to arrive for Mortal Kombat X players until July, but it hit early (by accident) for some, and they’re discovering a few hilarious Predator nods in the game. My thanks to the rabid fans at /r/MortalKombatfor digging these up! In addition to delivering a playable version of the alien from the 1987…

By Patrick Klepek Published June 30, 2015

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Assassin’s Creed Creator Plans A Most Ambitious Comeback

The man who dreamt up Assassin’s Creed is working on a new game, the first thing you’ll be able to play from him since 2010. The long-time corporate game developer who has gone indie after an acrimonious split from Ubisoft is also level-designing his new office so that it’s a bit different from any other…

By Stephen Totilo Published June 30, 2015

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What Happens to [REDACTED] in Arkham Knight Is Really Not Good [UPDATE]

Something happens in Arkham Knight that puts it way up in the running for Darkest Batman Story ever. Massive spoilers follow. I’m not done playing the latest Batman game yet. Overall, I’m enjoying Arkham Knight a lot. Many of the game’s features—upgraded implementation of existing gadgets, introduction of new ones, stealthy Batmobile sequences—have kept me…

By Evan Narcisse Published June 30, 2015

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Tree Trunks Is The Worst Character In Adventure Time

Normally, I love America’s cute Southern drawl. Normally, sweet old ladies who generously bake apple pies for their friends are entirely inoffensive to me. But Tree Trunks can die alone in a forest somewhere in the Land of Ooo and it’d be her best appearance in an episode of Adventure Time Tree Trunks is a…

By Tina Amini Published June 30, 2015

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Blizzard Wants You To Know You Can Play StarCraft II For Free

Quick poll: did you know that there’s a free version of StarCraft II? And that it lets you play as any of the game’s three races in any non-ranked multiplayer match you want? Blizzard doesn’t do a very good job of advertising that fact—and the poorly-titled SCII Starter Edition can be very confusing—but right now,…

By Jason Schreier Published June 30, 2015