by John Keefer, Jun 06, 2013 6:00pm PDT
Croteam is working on Serious Sam 4, and to build excitement for the sequel--as well as grab some needed development funds--it has partnered Humble Bundle to throw together all the games from the series into one package for purchase.
Croteam is earmarking all the funds it gets from the bundle for the new game, which will come out some time in 2014. Devolver Digital will be the publisher.
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by Ozzie Mejia, Feb 05, 2013 5:00pm PST
Serious Sam Double D was the titular character's first venture into 2D space and he arrived with guns blazing. Unfortunately, the accompanying Xbox Live Arcade version never saw the light of day. That's not to say developer Mommy's Best Games wasn't serious about bringing Sam Stone to XBLA. A year and a half later, Serious Sam's 2D adventure is finally set to release as Serious Sam Double D XXL. Mommy's Best Games founder Nathan Fouts explained the reasons for the delays.
Read more: More guns and two-player co-op »
by Alice O'Connor, Jan 10, 2013 8:30am PST
by Steve Watts, Dec 18, 2012 9:30am PST
With holiday shopping (hopefully) under your belt and finished, you probably have five or so bucks left to splurge on yourself. You may want to consider the Indie Royale "Xmas Bundle 2.0," which packages seven games with which to distract yourself during family gatherings.
Read more: Two Serious Sam titles, Offspring Fling, and more »
by Steve Watts, Dec 14, 2011 9:00am PST
by Jeff Mattas, Sep 03, 2011 3:00pm PDT
This past week, the winners of Microsoft's Dream.Build.Play competition were announced, with the $40,000 grand prize going to a puzzle-platformer called Blocks That Matter by Guillaume Martin. Inspired by Tetris and Minecraft, Blocks That Matter is about a robot called Tetrobot, created by "fictional" inventors "Alexey and Markus"--get it? After the developers are kidnapped, it's up to the intrepid robot to save its masters. Navigating the game's puzzling levels requires the use of Tetrobot's special ability to absorb blocks made of different materials and use them to produce tetragrams.
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by Ozzie Mejia, Aug 30, 2011 3:45pm PDT
In Serious Sam: Double D, from indie developer Mommy's Best Games, Sam Stone finds himself travelling throughout time to blast away at the remnants of Mental's army. Mental is busy preparing for his grand return in the upcoming Serious Sam 3: BFE, so Sam's facing off against a new antagonist this time around. General Maxilla, a zombified military general, rallies Mental's horde together, along with some new additions to Sam's rogues gallery.
Read more: Serious Sam Double D review »
by Steve Watts, Aug 22, 2011 1:30pm PDT
Serious Sam Double D has gotten a release date, and it's probably coming sooner than you expected. Mommy's Best Games, Devolver Digital and Croteam sent out a joint press release today, announcing that the game will hit the PC next Tuesday, August 30. It will be priced at $7.99. Release plans for the previously announced Xbox 360 version weren't disclosed.
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by Jeff Mattas, Aug 06, 2011 11:30am PDT
This week in indie gaming brought with it another round of insightful interviews, including chats with Nathan Fouts (Mommy's Best Games) and Alex Holowka (Infinite Ammo) about their upcoming games--Serious Sam Double D and Marian, respectively. To put it another way, fans of Explosionade and Aquaria can get an interesting peek into how the talented developers each work their magic. Interabang Entertainment rounds things out with some words about developing Super Comboman at the first Indie Open House.
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by Jeff Mattas, Jul 30, 2011 9:00am PDT
Given the dearth of high-profile releases this time of year, it can be particularly challenging to find something new to tide you over until the next Deus Ex, or Madden (or whatever AAA title will next float your boat) shows up. This week, I came across a new (free) DigiPen student project called "It Belongs in an Ancient Ruin!" My review sums up how I felt about the experience, and Indiana Jones fans will find it hard not to enjoy the adventures of Pennsylvania Smith, a fedora-wearing archaeologist who steals artifacts from museums and returns them to ancient ruins. Honestly, I'm so in love with the concept that I really hope developer Back Table Productions banks it into a larger project.
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