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Nom Nom Games, the indie offshoot of Dungeon Defenders studio Trendy Entertainment, has announced its debut title: Monster Madness Online. It's a free-to-play action RPG shooter coming in May.
A new trailer shows off Clementine and some of the characters from 400 Days, and Telltale promises that decisions you made in the first season and its DLC will carry over to this new adventure.
Adventure game specialist Daedalic Entertainment has announced a sequel to its 2010 point 'n' clicker The Whispered World, by the name of Silence: The Whispered World 2. While the original was hand-drawn, this time Daedalic's plumped for pretty stylised 3D.
Dota 2's Christmas update arrives today, and oh! what an update it is. Along with bringing over a new hero from the original DotA, the long-awaited Legion Commander, it adds a wave survival mode which pits heroes against hordes of creeps, trying to defend Skeleton King so he can be reborn as the Wraith King. And there shall be... such... prizes.
For anyone who played a lot of StarCraft (or watched it played professionally), the RTS's soundtrack is a permanent fixture in their head, seared into ear canals like spiral soundwaves on a record and played by your fingernail every time you root around in there. Delightfully, Blizzard has remastered the hot tracks, and will add them into StarCraft II with patch 2.1.
The Elder Scrolls Online has been given a release date. The fantasy MMORPG will hit PC and Mac on April 4, while the Xbox One and PS4 versions will arrive in June.
Obsidian's Project Eternity has undergone a name change and will now be known as Pillars of Eternity. Celebrate the new name change with a fresh teaser!
The PC/Mac/Linux versions of Proteus have been updated with a new 1.2 patch, adding in the Wild Island elements from the PS3 and Vita versions.
Double Fine is taking Amnesia Fortnight prototype, Hack 'N' Slash, and turning it into a full-blown release, bringing it to PC, Mac, and Linux in 2014.
Rayman Origins will hit the Mac on December 12 for $19.99, Ubisoft has announced.
