CCP, the developers behind the popular space-themed MMORPG called Eve Online, has netted themselves an additional $30 million in funding to make more virtual reality games. Currently the company has two virtual reality games EVE: Valkyrie and Gunjack, both of which are for different platforms.
FlipChamps is a rather interesting looking arcade game from indie developer Brad Erkkila. This particular retro-style arcade game features fast-paced heads-on gameplay where you try to get the highest score while attempting to survive against your opponent as long as possible.
Rayark Games is known for the high-quality production that goes into their games and the trailers that precedes them. If you have ever played Deemo, Cytus or Implosion: Never Lose Hope, then you know exactly what I am talking about. If you aren’t familiar with Rayark, now is the perfect time to jump in. A few hours ago, Rayark just teased a new chapter for the fan-favorite music game Cytus. Do I hear a thunder of applause?
A couple of days ago we reported on NetEase hosting a free concert at this year’s PAX Prime which will be featuring Steve Aoki. Now we are reporting on NetEase’s upcoming line-up of mobile games as well as the company’s new closed beta program for the Western market. The concert is to celebrate NetEase’s upcoming first western mobile game release, which will be Speedy Ninja, but the company has a lot more planned for the future.
Released by Netmarble Games, Blade Waltz is an action-RPG that’s set to arrive on Android next month. Players will engage in a story that has three protagonists, each with childhood scarring that shapes their respective destinies. The developers have pulled back the curtain on these heroes.
To be released by Astrogen Entertainment, TruckSim is an open world simulator where players can deliver a variety of orders throughout western and central Europe. Players will begin their training career as an independent hauler a rickety truck, and as deliveries are made and income begins to come in, upgrade their rig.
Based on the board game created by Uwe Rosenberg Le Havre: The Inland Port is a digital port that’s now out for Android. Like the board game, this is a two player game where both players are competing to create the richest port in Le Havre. Players will look to build structures that can either be sold off, or retained in order to monetize its special ability. Players can use their opponent’s building by paying for them.
Fedeen Games have been busy these days it seems, releasing a content update for Forsaken World Mobile, working on a new game, and now announcing Pocket Gothic. This particular game is a side-scrolling Action-RPG that features a blend of dark horror theme mixed with a slightly more cute anime look. This just means the characters have a bit more of a cute aesthetic to them, but the overall game’s theme is more of a dark horror type. At least that’s how it is being described.
Today Nintendo held their earnings call where the company confirmed some news that we have all been guessing at being true. All of Nintendo’s mobile games that are currently in development will be free-to-play titles with optional IAPs coming with them. This was pretty much a given fact back when Nintendo announced their publishing deal with DeNA for five mobile games to launch between now and April 2017.
Telltale Games has begun teasing the season finale for the game franchise that brought them into the spotlight in the first place. The Game of Thrones last episode is on its way this month and it is called The Ice Dragon. Along with a few details about what to expect with this finale, we also have a few screenshots to check out.
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