Worms WMD features a 2D style graphics along with beautiful hand drawn locations, backgrounds. For the first time ever in the long running worms series, players will be able to use vehicles and enter the buildings, this gameplay feature provides more tactical options to battle against the opponent’s team. Take a look at some of the screenshots below 

Worms 4 features a new “enriched look and improved design” specifically designed for mobile devices featuring smaller landscapes, smaller teams and shorter match lengths. It will also have 80 single player mission and online turn-based competitive multiplayer matches.

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The game thrusts players in a plague-ridden London wherein infected throng the streets and players must utilise all at their disposal to survive. The Permadeath mechanic puts players in a different survivor each time they die, but to avoid losing all that they had obtained thus far, they must locate their previous character (now-infected) and acquire the bug-out bag, which contains first aid kits, maps, inventory and more.

The trailer shows off some gameplay, focusing on combat with both melee and ranged weapons, while the images also illustrate some of the zombies and environments in the FPS.

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The developers have also posted four new images from the tactical RPG to mark the joyous announcement, showing off combat and interior and exterior environments. Check out our previous articles to see what the Director’s Cut, previously titled Game of the Year Edition, contains. PC gamers have much reason to rejoice given that those who already have the main game for that platform, get this upgrade for free.   

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It has been quite some time since we posted anything new about Edge of Eternity, so an update on Midgar Studio’s JRPG is here in the form of a single new screenshot.

Combining elements of fantasy and sci-fi, the game focuses on exploration, character progression, intense combat and a branching story set in an open-world that includes varying locales, such as ancient cities, caverns, grassy plains and spaceships. The protagonist is a young man called Daryon who has the gift of being able to control magic and enrolled in the Royal Academy of Astrya aspiring to become a Royal Army Officer.

The screenshots shows off a swamp area in the first map of the open-world.

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However, the much-requested feature will not be making its debut this week, as the developers have said that work on it is still ongoing and that they “need a little bit more time to finish it.” So if you have finished the main game and are looking for a reason to delve back into the open-world of the monster hunter prior to the arrival of the expansions, then this might just solve your conundrum.    

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The story-focused add-on will be free for those who have the Season Pass for Dying Light. The developers haven’t released much info on its content but buggies are a given from the accompanying image, as well as given that the vehicle was teased in a previous released video.

Techland has also said that gamers can expect a huge world to play around in, comparing the size of the map in the expansion to be as big as all three maps combined from the main game. Expect to know and see more at Gamescom early next month.

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While the full game launches on 6 November, this will give gamers a chance to test out the online part of the FPS prior to the launch of the final product. Check out this article to view some footage, highlight the fast-paced combat and the new movement system, from that part of the shooter.

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The game lets players control Eliot Ness, a retired cop who was a member of the legendary Untouchables but now looks after a diner called Blues and Bullets, but must reluctantly abandon his normal lifestyle and set out to discover why children are going missing in his city Santa Esperanza. Of course, this may take him to dark places and lead to encounters with dangerous men and gunfights.

Boasting of a cinematic and appealing visual aesthetic, an intriguing story with decisions that can impact the protagonist’s relationships with other characters that he meets, gunbattles with enemies and crime scenes to investigate, wherein players will have to discover clues and form deductions, Blues and Bullets looks like it may turn out to be the detective noir story you have been waiting for this Summer.

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Containing pre-beta footage and, the clip demonstrates the brutal combat while the talented developers provide some useful info shedding a bit of light on ensuring the dark and gritty nature of the game and staying true to the Warhammer verse. Players can swap quickly between melee and ranged weapons, and the former include impact-heavy ones like warhamers as well as more hack ‘n’ slashy types such as axes, daggers and various blades.

They also reveal how the chance to roll loot dice are granted upon level completion, which lets you acquire various weaponry which can have unique attributes such as life steal for a dagger or replenishing ammo for a bow. The quality of loot will depend on factors such as difficulty level, side objectives completed and how good you play. Check out the video to see some fast-paced gameplay!  

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If you haven’t already, then do check out the reveal trailer and the batch of screenshots posted during E3 to get an idea of the visuals that the developers are aiming for; go ahead, I’ll wait. He also writes about their attempt to utilise “the Physically Based Rendering (PBR) capabilities of our Frostbite engine to create accurate real-world materials, surfaces and lighting to reach a life-like visual image”.

All this should whet your appetite for more even if you aren’t a big fan of racing games, and hopefully we will have something new in the coming weeks as Gamescom dawns upon us. Until then, you might want to head over and check out the full article at Speedhunters for a more detailed and interesting read.  

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