Kyoto based Q-Games is working on its new title. The game, currently codenamed PixelJunk 1-6, is being made with the PC specifically in mind. Above is a first look.
Kyoto based Q-Games is working on its new title. The game, currently codenamed PixelJunk 1-6, is being made with the PC specifically in mind. Above is a first look.
There are more indie games out there than you could ever hope to count. For every one you hear about on Steam, or on here, there are thousands upon thousands being made in bedrooms, studios and classrooms around the world.
So knowing where to start on digging into some quality titles can be a bit daunting.
When Valve released the Source Filmmaker code earlier this year, it was accomplishing two things.
We looked at Maia a few months back here on Kotaku, but in this new clip put together for the game’s Kickstarter campaign, we get to see a whole lot more of it.
It’s a game about, at its most basic level, managing a space colony/station. Only with all kinds of delicious tactical stuff added to the mix, as you try and harvest the surrounding area in order to get your colonists off a hostile planet.
I know, Halloween was so last month, but this was too damn adorable (and well-made) to pass up on.
Cosplay of the Day [TDW]
I’m so busy with the game’s singleplayer campaign I haven’t even touched Halo 4’s multiplayer yet. Which is a shame, because I’m sure it’s a blast turning those terrific new guns (and most of them are super satisfying) on actual humans.
Halo 4 - First Ever Montage: “In with the New” [Bravo]
- Luke Plunkett
Roger Avary has been working on a Wolfenstein (id’s shooter series, not its predecessor) movie for over five years now, but in the meantime he’s been, um, a little busy.
So fans of the series, or of Avary’s work, should know that as of this week the project is back on the front foot, with Panorama announcing today that the movie, which the Academy Award-winner will both write and direct, is entering production.
Here, for your wallpaper/viewing pleasure, are two super-sized pieces of Grand Theft Auto V artwork.
This Hitman short film by David ‘dwyz’ Wayman has got a lot of Hitman in it.
Finishing Halo 4 will give you cash back on your credit card. And it’s not like it’s some $1.52 bullshit you get back from Discover either, it’s $25 off (or £25 in the UK) your American Express bill, provided you link the thing through a promo site.
It’s been over ten years since the first Halo game was released, and even longer since we first laid eyes on the Master Chief. A lot has changed since then.
Like, ten years of combat has literally sucked all the colour out of him.
More seriously, I’m slowly coming around to appreciate his armour in Halo 4. When you see it in action, the decrease in plating makes it seem more practical than the BMX padding he was wearing in Combat Evolved.
Not that I’d know. My first-hand experience battling aliens in the future is somewhat limited, so I’m only guessing as to how useful all that stuff really is.
Master chiefs evolution [BigBossGamer69 @ Reddit]
- Luke Plunkett
Blizzard just said that because of “issues affecting auction processing and payment delivery,” Diablo III’s auction house has been taken down “for urgent maintenance,” and it’ll be out of action for at least 5 hours, to 12:30 a.m. EDT on Nov. 2.
Last night, Blizzard’s authentication service encountered problems with players connecting to Battle.net across Diablo III, StarCraft II and World of Warcraft. Authentication problems continued into this morning, and earlier this evening Blizzard acknowledged that players were experiencing payment delays from the real money auction house, seeming to connect the two matters.
Urgent Auction House Maintenance [Battle.Net forums]