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The Xbox One version of Smite is currently in development, but Hi-Rez Studios has announced those attending the Smite World Championships will be able to get their hands on the game for the first time.
Smite has added another new character to its growing pantheon of gods: Osiris, the Egyptian god of the afterlife.
Hi-Rez Studios' free-to-play game Smite is coming on March 25, 2014. Progress from the open beta will carry over, and the top teams from a weekly tournament will take part in the finals on March 29-30.
A steady flow of fresh content is important for the well-being of free-to-play multiplayer games but Tribes: Ascend, well, is looking a little peaky. Developer Hi-Rez has said its timeline for the next six months doesn't include any "major" for the free-to-play FPS, and maybe not any after that, as it focuses on other games.
Hi-Rez Studios is releasing a Tribes: Ascend "Game of the Year" edition on Friday. It packages all of the classes, weapons, and perks together for a "launch discount" price of $29.99, or $19.99 for current VIPs.
If you've got the Dota crazies and are stuck by an irresistible urge to play every last one of the games inspired by the classic mod, here's another for you. Tribes: Ascend developer Hi-Rez's Dote 'em up Smite entered open beta yesterday, with the twists of controlling more like a regular third-person action game and boasting a lineup of real, actual, live, living gods and mythological creatures.
Hi-Rez Studios issued a new patch today that adds a Mayan God, holiday skins, and various other improvements.
Tribes: Ascend is issuing the "Twinfusor" update today, which includes a new weapon, new maps, and plenty of tweaks.
Tribes: Ascend has added two more maps and a host of bug fixes and balance adjustments with its sixth update.
Tribes: Ascend is getting a free update with two new maps, saved loadouts, and various gameplay adjustments.
