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- Dark Souls-style adventure Ashen is out right now on Xbox One and PC
- No Man’s Sky developer Hello announces its next game, The Last Campfire
- Obsidian’s The Outer Worlds looks like sci-fi Fallout
- Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 announced as a Nintendo Switch exclusive
- The Game Awards 2018: all the announcements and trailers
- Epic’s PC game store is live now
- Hades is a new game from the makers of Pyre and Transistor, and it’s out now in early access
- Journey headed to PC via Epic’s new Steam store rival
- Far Cry: New Dawn is a post-apocalyptic sequel to Far Cry 5
- Sayonara Wild Hearts is the next game from cult mobile studio Simogo
| Dark Souls-style adventure Ashen is out right now on Xbox One and PC Posted: 06 Dec 2018 07:33 PM PST  It's been a long wait for Ashen, an intriguingly dark action-adventure game that was first revealed back in 2014. At the Game Awards this evening, developer A44 revealed the game's long-anticipated release date — and it's actually available right now. You can grab the game now on Xbox One and PC, through Epic's new game store. Despite being in the works for so long, Ashen still remains something of a mystery, combining elements of Dark Souls and Shadow of the Colossus into a strange fantasy adventure. Here's how A44 describes it:
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| No Man’s Sky developer Hello announces its next game, The Last Campfire Posted: 06 Dec 2018 07:15 PM PST  While No Man's Sky continues to grow in interesting new directions, developer Hello Games is announcing its next project, and it's something very different. Called The Last Campfire, the game is a beautiful, and much smaller experience compared to the sprawling No Man's Sky. "We call it a Hello Games Short," says Hello's Sean Murray. "Like Pixar shorts, it's a way to foster creativity and new voices in the studio." We don't know much about the game, but here's how the studio describes it:
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| Obsidian’s The Outer Worlds looks like sci-fi Fallout Posted: 06 Dec 2018 07:08 PM PST  Fallout: New Vegas developer Obsidian Entertainment's newest RPG is The Outer Worlds. Obsidian Entertainment brought the first teaser for The Outer Worlds to The Game Awards, giving fans of the developer just a small glimpse into the newly crafted world. The trailer showed off intergalactic travel, numerous planets, and sci-fi technology. A brief introduction to weapons and characters players will encounter also appear. A teaser for the announcement was posted on Obsidian Entertainment's website prior to the game awards, and used images of retro space guns and local grocery store items like bread and skincare to tease out the next adventure. The extended reveal and first teaser confirms the sci-fi vibe, which should please Fallout: New... |
| Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 announced as a Nintendo Switch exclusive Posted: 06 Dec 2018 06:52 PM PST  Nintendo has announced Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order exclusively for the Switch. The game was announced through a trailer shown off at The Game Awards, which are currently in progress; it'll be out in 2019. Team Ninja, the studio behind Ninja Gaiden, Dead or Alive, and Nioh, is on board as developer, marking its first Nintendo collaboration since Metroid: Other M. It's been a while since the last Ultimate Alliance game; the second came out in 2009 for various platforms. The series focuses on Diablo-style action RPG combat, and features characters from throughout the Marvel universe. Ultimate Alliance 3 will allow for up to four-player local co-op on a single Switch system. The game has an original story that sees various... |
| The Game Awards 2018: all the announcements and trailers Posted: 06 Dec 2018 06:52 PM PST  The Game Awards is a chance to celebrate some of the very best games released this year, but that's not necessarily why so many people tune in. Instead, much of the appeal is the deluge of news that's packed throughout the show. And 2018 was no different: there were new game reveals, incredible trailers, and other exciting announcements, including the debut of Epic's anticipated PC games store. You can keep up with all the biggest news right here. |
| Epic’s PC game store is live now Posted: 06 Dec 2018 06:41 PM PST  Epic Games announced earlier this week that it was entering the digital game store business, and just a few days later the Fortnite developer is ready to open its marketplace. The new Epic Games Store, which will live inside the Epic Launcher app for Windows and Mac, is now live after a surprise launch in the middle of the Game Awards in Los Angeles this evening. Epic is only confirming 14 titles right now, but its first two to be available right now are high-profile ones: Ashen from developer A44 and publisher Annapurna Interactive, and an all-new game from Bastion and Transistor developer Supergiant Games called Hades. Some other big names include Gunfire Games' recently released Darksiders 3 and indie classics Journey and Super Meat... |
| Hades is a new game from the makers of Pyre and Transistor, and it’s out now in early access Posted: 06 Dec 2018 06:40 PM PST  Here's a total surprise: a brand-new title from Supergiant Games, the studio behind Bastion, Transistor, and Pyre, has been announced and released all at once. Hades is in keeping with the studio's isometric action-RPG history, with a typically eye-catching and unique art style. It's out now for $19.99 in early access — but not on Steam. Hades is one of the most high-profile titles secured for the launch of the Epic Games Store, a new Steam competitor from Fortnite creators Epic, who are planning to woo developers with a more attractive 88/12 revenue split. The store is now live on the web and built into the same Epic app used to launch Fortnite on PC. Update, 9:45PM ET: This story originally reported that Hades was free; that was a... |
| Journey headed to PC via Epic’s new Steam store rival Posted: 06 Dec 2018 06:39 PM PST  Journey, thatgamecompany's critically adored 2012 open-world game, is headed to PC in 2019. The game will be available for PC users exclusive through Fortnite developer and publisher Epic Games' new digital marketplace, which went live during The Game Awards' presentation. Journey won multiple awards in 2012 and 2013, and took home six awards at the Game Developers Choice Awards: Best Audio, Best Game Design, Best Visual Arts, Best Downloadable Game, the Innovation Award, and Game of the Year. Journey even made history at the 2013 Grammy's. It was the first video game nominated for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media. Until now, Journey has only been available for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. Journey will be available to... |
| Far Cry: New Dawn is a post-apocalyptic sequel to Far Cry 5 Posted: 06 Dec 2018 06:30 PM PST  After an early teaser, Ubisoft has officially announced Far Cry: New Dawn at The Game Awards, offering a new spin on the first-person shooter franchise by shifting the story of Far Cry 5 years later to a post-nuclear apocalypse world. But as seen in the trailer, the world of Hope County has changed a whole lot since Far Cry 5, with the kind of improvised weapons, colorful spray paint, and scavenged gear that brings to mind the lighthearted tone of games like the upcoming Rage 2 more than the dour world of the previous game. The cover art for New Dawn depicts a similar landscape as Far Cry 5's cover, along with a man tied to a wrecked car that seems to be Joseph Seed, the villainous cult leader from the last game, along with a pair of... |
| Sayonara Wild Hearts is the next game from cult mobile studio Simogo Posted: 06 Dec 2018 06:09 PM PST  It's been years since we've had a new game from Simogo, the small Swedish studio behind offbeat hits like Device 6 and The Sailor's Dream. But at the Game Awards this evening, the team announced its long-awaited next project: Sayonara Wild Hearts, and it looks completely different than anything the studio has done before. It's described as "a euphoric music video dream about being awesome, riding motorcycles, skateboarding, dance battling, shooting lasers, wielding swords, and breaking hearts at 200mph." It clearly has a heavy musical focus — as you can see in the trailer above — and an absolutely wild sense of style, like an interactive music video. It's also not explicitly a mobile game like most Simogo titles, but instead will be... |
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