Archive for the ‘Fighting’ Category

Spartacus Legends

Posted on Apr 17, 2013 06:52:39 AM

Spartacus Legends allows you to live out all of your favorite gladiatorial fantasies as a Lanista and build a Ludus of your own. Although eternal glory is found on the battlefield, there is more to Spartacus than meets the eye. How will you manage, train and equip your gladiators for victory?

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And Yes: Skullgirls Coming To PC, Finally, Eventually

Posted on Feb 5, 2013 10:00:47 AM

It’s been a long, long time since we mentioned that handsome scrolling biff ‘em up Skullgirls was coming to PC. The reason seems to be trouble at the development studio, and indeed it won’t even be brought to us by Reverge Labs, by a new studio Lab Zero.

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Hotline Miami – Review

Posted on Jan 11, 2013 03:49:00 PM

There’s definitely something to be said for indie games. After deciding I wanted to play Street Fighter 4 on Steam and spending a solid half an hour being dicked around by Microsoft Games For Windows Live login failures, password resets and security questions, I can see the appeal of a game that doesn’t have multiple forms of bullsh#t DRM, shoehorned into it by out-of-touch publishers.

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Black Knight Sword – Launch Trailer

Posted on Dec 14, 2012 02:22:50 AM

From the creators of Sine Mora comes a retro-themed download that looks like Monty Python and plays like Castlevania. Diving into Suda 51′s latest bizarre creation, it’s no big shocker to find Black Knight Sword steeped in abundant freaky style and general weirdness.

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Canceled Streets of Rage remake footage

Posted on Dec 7, 2012 10:00:44 AM

Ruffian Games has released footage of a playable prototype of its canceled Streets of Rage remake. Studio head Gary Liddon uploaded the footage to his YouTube account today, following the video’s leak. The video is embedded below.

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T-Rexes Confirmed For Marvel Heroes! Also, Story

Posted on Dec 5, 2012 03:42:48 PM

Tyrannosaurus Rexes. Superheroes. A Storyline. Over 9000 lines of dialogue. You had me at Tyrannosaurus Rex!

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Non-Lethal Nerve-Punching: Splinter Cell – Blacklist

Posted on Dec 4, 2012 06:16:25 PM

Sam Fisher of Men deviates from the assault and battery that didn’t make him famous to demonstrate some of his shadowy, stealthy takedowns. It’s not the kind of stealth that involves shooting a light, becoming one with the darkness and leaving a group of men trying to work out how many terrorists it takes to change a lightbulb.

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Less Pocket, More Monster: Dragon’s Prophet

Posted on Oct 26, 2012 10:00:36 AM

SOE’s new F2P fantasy MMO, Dragon’s Prophet, sounds like Pokemon but dragonier. I mean it, too. That is exactly what it sounds like. See for yourself: “In a world shaped by dragon-kind, more than 300 unique dragons roam the lands. Fight, capture, train and ride them in order to unlock their unique skills and abilities.” But, in reality, that’s only one aspect of its sky-searing DNA. The rest, meanwhile, might seem a bit more familiar if you’re from ’round these PC-friendly parts.

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Snikt And Smash: Marvel Heroes

Posted on Oct 25, 2012 10:00:10 AM

When X-Men: The Last Stand crammed in all the mutants it made for a crowded frame and some of Marvel’s most uncanny were rendered as little more than computer-generated blobs of colour. Free-to-play multiplayer online ARPG Marvel Heroes also appears to subscribe to the ‘more actually can be more’ philosophy, but hopefully to greater effect.

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Of Orcs And Men And Launch Trailers

Posted on Oct 15, 2012 10:00:03 AM

It was only May when I was first amazed to discover that spiders could develop games. And now Of Orcs And Men is out tomorrow. Those industrious arachnids. You can see a completely unhelpful CGI launch trailer below, that doesn’t give you any idea whatsoever what the game’s like. Because that’s what trailers are for, right?! Silly billies.

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