The E3 trailer for Ninja Theory's Fightback
Nintendo releases a new gameplay video showing Pokemon X and Y in action at E3 2013.
Polytron and Phil Fish announce the anticipated follow-up to Fez at E3 2013.
A renewed blight savages the world of Dragon Age: Inquisition, and of course Morrigan makes an appearance. What's she up to now?
Civilization V: Brave New World explores diplomacy and governmental influence in a new developer diary.
Activision and Infinity Ward present an extended gameplay trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts at E3 2013.
Activision and Infinity Ward present an extended gameplay trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts at E3 2013.
Battlefield 4 brings Commander Mode back from the grave and looks at some first gameplay footage from E3 2013.
Go hands-on with the Siege of Shanghai multiplayer trailer for Battlefield 4 from E3 2013.
Head to the deep blue waters of Battlefield 4 in the new single player gameplay trailer from E3 2013.
Crackdown may return with 'right team and time'
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Competitive multiplayer platformer SpeedRunners announced
DoubleDutch Games and No Time To Explain creator tinyBuild today announced...
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May 2013 NPD: Injustice wins again, 3DS dethrones Xbox
Injustice: Gods Among Us took the top position for a second consecutive month on...
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IndieCade faves from E3: Spaceteam, Towerfall, 7 Grand Steps, Perfection, Voronoid, Soundodger
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E3 racing roundup: Forza 5, GT6, DriveClub, The Crew, and NFS Rivals
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Hey, you! Do you want a spiritual successor to Planescape: Torment? I am, of course, only asking for rhetorical effect: you do. You'll need to pay for it, though. inXile Entertainment today launched its crowdfunding campaign to make Torment: Tides of Numenera, a thematic and tonal follow-up set in the Numenera universe--itself a Kickstarter success. inXile needs $900,000 to make the RPG for PC, Mac and Linux, so get pledging.
InXile Entertainment has launched a new website for its spiritual successor to PlaneScape: Torment, and is already getting fan input about items they would like to see when the company eventually launches its Kickstarter campaign.
The spiritual successor to PlaneScape: Torment being developed by inXile Entertainment is going to rely on many of the themes and exotic settings that made the original so popular, according to inXile chief Brian Fargo. Since the PlaneScape world is unavailable, the RPG world of Numenera, which ran a successful Kickstarter in September, will be used.
A PlaneScape: Torment successor appears to be in pre-production at InXile Entertainment, minus the PlaneScape name. Black Isle alum Colin McComb is taking the helm of the project with the blessing of original lead designer Chris Avellone.
Many designers have flocked to Kickstarter in an attempt to revive old gaming franchises. Obsidian's Chris Avellone, lead designer of Planescape: Torment, is interested in creating a "spiritual successor" to the the series.
His game would "ignore the D&D mechanics and respect what Planescape was trying to do and what the game did and see if you can do what Fallout did when it became the spiritual successor to Wasteland."
Any ill will Good Old Games might have earned by faking its own closure to drum up publicity for a relaunch is now certain to be washed away, as the virtual vintage video game vendor today added the hallowed RPG Planescape: Torment to its catalogue.
It's available now for $9.99 and, in true GOG form, comes DRM-free, packing extras including the soundtrack, artwork and a novelisation based upon the game's script. Read more »
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