Splash Damage

Batman: Arkham Origins shutting down multiplayer next month

Was anyone playing it anymore?

Splash Damage in talks to be sold to Chinese Chicken supplier for no more than $150M

It takes a tough Splash Damage to make a tender chicken.

Shacknews Live: Dirty Bomb with Splash Damage

We're going to be shooting each other in the face in Dirty Bomb for a few hours today, so come join us!

Splash Damage's Dirty Bomb enters open beta on June 2

Dirty Bomb will be entering open beta on June 2, and to celebrate this announcement, a new video that asks the question "What is Dirty Bomb?" has been released.

Tempo is an iOS-exclusive shooter from Splash Damage

The studio behind Brink, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, and Dirty Bomb are now working on an iOS-exclusive shooter called Tempo.

Batman: Arkham Origins dev Splash Damage reveals new Dirty Bomb trailer

Splash Damage is returning to its hardcore PC roots with the upcoming launch of Dirty Bomb. Here's some new info regarding the game.

Splash Damage's Extraction becomes Dirty Bomb again

Nearly a year ago, Splash Damage's Dirty Bomb became Extraction. Today, it is Dirty Bomb, once again.

Batman: Arkham Origins adds new LMS multiplayer mode

Cor, that Batchap certainly is keen to beat up criminals. The fellow's taking his fight to a new Last Man Standing mode for Batman: Arkham Origins' multiplayer, released on Friday for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The mode dubbed 'Hunter, Hunted' brings more asymmetrical shenanigans, this time without respawns.

Splash Damage's Extraction begins closed beta

The first wave of invites for the closed beta of Splash Damage's Extraction went out today, giving players a chance to try out Objective, Stopwatch, and Execution.

Splash Damage's Dirty Bomb becomes Extraction, due 2014

Free-to-play publisher has picked up Splash Damage's Dirty Bomb, and announced plans to release it on PC in 2014 under the name Extraction. It's the first we've heard in a while from the Brink and Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory developer's F2P FPS, which is set in a terrorism-trashed near-future London.