Double Fine has a new game in development by Ron Gilbert called The Cave. Not to be confused with the Mumford & Sons song, The Cave is a delightful adventure game designed in the vein of Maniac Mansion. Players choose from a line-up of seven oddball characters (choosing three per game) to descend into the depths of the eponymous taking cave.
Splash Damage is most well known for Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Its two other games, Quake Wars: Enemy Territory, and Brink, are far less loved by anyone who’s ever played them. In spite of the developer’s last two flops, they haven’t given up and have since announced the development of a new game called Dirty Bomb.
Like their previous games, Dirty Bomb is a multiplayer-focused shooter with an emphasis on competitive multiplayer team-play. The studio has released the first footage of the game, taken from its alpha version. Watch it below:
It should come as no surprise to anyone that Gearbox is currently working on additional content for its latest hit title, Borderlands 2. Given that the so-called DLC Season Pass is a promise to provide four additional DLCs to the game, not inclusive of the Mechromancer character, it’s to be expected. Read the rest of this entry »
