Rusto Games' twin-stick shooter Spareware is still slated for a PC release this year, and it's currently trying to secure a spot on Steam via the Greenlight program. As part of its campaign, the team has put up a demo over on itch.io so you can take it for a test spin.

Nietzsche once said, "That which does not kill us, makes us stronger."  I'm pretty sure he was referring to mental strength there, but it's entirely possible that he was predicting the core mechanic of NeuroVoider, a game centered around destroying your robotic enemies and subsequently attaching parts of their dismembered body onto your own.  Who's to say, really?

To be honest, if someone were to call me a "pit person", I'd be vaguely offended, but I'm not quite sure why.  I suppose I'll have to get used to it, though, as people will be slinging that term around all willy-nilly once The Behemoth's Pit People hits closed beta for Xbox One on September 8th.  Soon enough, forums will be rife with topics titled "Check out my new yaoi pitfic", "How 2 be best NA pit person in ranked", and "Petition for the devs to add more varied sizes of pits".  I await their arrival with bated breath.

There used to be a day that when you bought a multitap and four controllers, as along as your console ran, you could play your games in co-op forever.  However, with online co-op being reliant on servers, it is only a matter of time until they are turned off.  September 24th is that day for several Ubisoft titles.

Indie developer Formal Sheep (great name) will be making their debut next year with The Rabbit and the Owl. Set in an ethereal world where there is only light and dark, players will have to navigate the titular characters through the opposing worlds in order to help each other progress in their journey and discover what happened to the land of Yril.

Sega fans may remember a title from the early 90s that was a different take on the usual football games called Mutant League Football. The title was built using the Madden '93 game engine, but it featured the kind of arcade-style football action that would later inspire titles like NFL Blitz. In honor of its 20th anniversary, the original creator and lead designer, Michael Mendheim, is working to revive the title under a new name, Mutant Football League, for the modern console generation.

While the game got Greenlit on Steam, development on Ruin of the Reckless isn't done. The two-man development team of Faux-Operative Games launched a Kickstarter campaign a couple weeks back and just hit their funding goal of $10,000 today.

Folks, we're really dropping the ball this weekend.  I don't mean, like, "Our roadie, Lenny, forgot to plug in our guitars" levels of ball-dropping.  I'm talking fully-fledged, "Lenny sold all our equipment and escaped to Mexico City" ball-dropping.  Not only are we not playing new and interesting video games, we're instead "tossing the pigskin" and "leveling our Dwarf Shaman" like total scrublords.  Get this, some of us aren't even playing games this weekend.  What are we, Teen Vogue?  I was ready to shut the whole thing down, honestly, if it weren't for Locke hoisting the Obscurity Torch.

Earlier this month, Turtle Rock added co-op to Evolve Stage 2 and hinted that there may be in store. A few days ago, they revealed what that additional co-op may look like with "The Deepest Dark."

Prior to the game's release, Creative Assembly laid out their DLC plans for Total War: WARHAMMER on the Total War Wiki. In addition to the Race Pack, which we saw with the Beastmen, and the "Free-LC," the British developer would also be releasing Lord Packs that would contain two new Legendary Lords, new units, and new "Units of Renown." The first one of these packs, "Grim and the Grave," will be released next week.

Cartoon Network is taking a shot at the video game market with Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers. The title is being developed by French developer Magic Pockets and is billed as a side-scrolling brawler featuring a few much beloved characters from some of the network's more well-known shows.

Last week at Gamescom, Ubisoft had a new trailer for their upcoming third-person shooter, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands. This time around they're highlighting all of the customization you can do as you hunt down the Santa Blanca drug cartel.