They’ve taken on Handsome Jack, the freelance police known as Sam and Max, the Walking Dead and the fairy-tale denizens of Fables. But for their next episodic game series, Telltale is headed to Gotham City to put their stamp on a certain dark knight.
DC Comic’s mightiest heroes, squaring off against one another in a brawl so massive, that my pants can barely contain the excitement inside of them. A brand new trailer for Batman V Superman: This Is A Really Silly Title is finally out. And as usual, there’s a ton of details to scrub from it.
Once the dust had settled, developer Warner Bros Montreal had done a bang-up job on the Batman prequel. With Rocksteady now departing the Arkham waters for non-Batman related projects, the Batman game universe will most likely be relying on Warner Bros. Montreal to fill the Dark Knight gap. And it sounds like they’re getting ready for something big.
You’ve already seen what PlayStation has to offer, with some cracking good games on offer that side. Here’s the greener equivalent from Microsoft, for the Xbox One.
This month sees an additional two Arkham Episodes released, that focuses on fan-favourite burglar Catwoman and the boy wonder, Robin. Neither episode, sets any new benchmarks for the middling story content released so far.
Recently, Batman: Arkham Knight also added some photography to the core game. Similar to the Mad Max model, it works beautifully, and straight from the pause screen. Naturally, I couldn’t resist the idea of taking photos of a mentally damaged vigilante.
Batman: Arkham Knight is a fan service game in every way. And that’s the theme behind the upcoming Community Challenge Pack, which will feature content chosen by the fans. Rocksteady announced over on the Arkham Knight forums that players can expect to return to stately Wayne Manor and the Penguins Iceberg Lounge. Waaaaaaak.
The PC release of Arkham Knight continues to be a shambles. The developer has thrown in the wtowel on getting multiple GPU support working.
Relumi is best understood as an AI Photo Retake app — a mobile tool …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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