The third of four planned DLC packs for Call of Duty: WWII is available now for PlayStation 4 gamers. As with previous releases, "United Front" adds new maps for the general competitive multiplayer modes as well as a new map for War Mode, an objective-based competitive mode unique to CoD:WWII. Really, though, we're not especially interested in those.
In a YouTube video announcement, Techland, the team behind 2015’s fantastic zombie-parkour experience Dying Light, announced the sixth free content update to the game: "Snake in the Grass." While this update adds no Co-Op specific features, the entirety of Dying Light can be played in Co-Op with up to three friends, meaning that everything added are Co-Op friendly additions (wahoo!).
The second DLC pack for Call of Duty WWII is titled The War Machine and you can check out all the game-changing features it includes - ranging from more Zombies to the V2 bomb (It’s a rocket-propelled missile, I Googled it so you don’t have to) - in the trailer below. Even if undead and explosives aren’t your thing, the DLC also brings new competitive multiplayer maps, including Egypt and Dunkirk as well as the Operation Husky mission that takes place in Sicily. All of this DLC is available now on PS4 and on an unannounced date in May for Xbox One and PC.
Video games grow up so fast these days. One minute, they're just barely crawling out into the world, and the next, they're bounding over rooftops in a bloodthirsty pursuit of delicious brains. Techland is celebrating the three year anniversary of Dying Light with some new content, a new community event, and giveaways throughout the entire month of February.
The year of new DLC for last year's Call of Duty has begun! The "Resistance" DLC is now available for Call of Duty: WWII on the PlayStation 4 only, for now, and adds a handful of new multiplayer maps along with a new map/area for the cooperative Zombie Mode.
Call of Duty: WWII returns players to the original theater of war that made the series popular, World War II. Both the original and the highly popular sequel, Call of Duty 2, put players into famous battle, but it was the second game’s d-day invasion mission, as players stormed the beaches of Normandy, that drew players into the game on a con...
Microsoft continues to please owners of the Xbox One with more additions to its Backwards Compatibility program, with the most recent members of the family being a slew of Halo titles, including Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST, and Halo 4 (Disc Version only).
While it feels like the only times we're reporting on Techland's Dying Light is to say its currently on sale via Deals with Gold or Steam, the Polish developers have been doing a lot with the title to help fans interested and playing. In celebration of the fact that two and a half years since its release, and boasting 500,000 players weekly, Techland is working on 10 new pieces of DLC for the title.
Steam calls it "Midweek Madness", but this is more like "Weekmiddle Insanity". Which is crazy worse. From now until Friday, 10 a.m. Pacific Time, you can grab Borderlands, Borderlands 2, and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel with every piece of DLC for 50-85% off.
Games with Gold comes around once a month like a co-op colossus giving Gold members of Xbox Live up to four 'free' games. There have been a wonderfully disproportionate number of co-op titles to be had. This month is a little light, with only one of the four games being co-op, but when that game is the stone cold classic Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2, who cares?
Video games are weird, man. I mean, there you are trying to survive a zombie apocalypse in Dying Light, and your buddy comes screaming by in a Rocket League branded buggy. It's just... weird.
The Internet, as we have come to find out, is simultaneously a factory for both unending woe and astonishing joy, i.e. scrolling past your uncle's paragraphs-long Trump manifesto and then clicking on a video about children in Somalia getting to play with an actual soccer ball for the first time. Curiously, the latest community map pack for Dying Light contains both facets of what the World Wide Web has to offer, but it's not quite in the way you'd expect.
It has been a year since Dying Light brought us a parkour filled zombie apocalypse. Techland has supported the game all year with DLC updates, community maps, and Steam workshop integration. Their work on the game continues to impress with a most elaborate expansion called ‘The Following’. This expansion brings a slew of new features to...
