The first gameplay trailer for Magic: Legends dropped this week, giving us our first glimpses of two of the (initially) planned five playable classes - the Geomancer and the Mind Mage. Much of the action has a distinct Diablo-vibe to it, though there are a couple things in the trailer that help to root it in the Magic universe.
There are a number of hands-on previews for Zombie Army 4: Dead War making their rounds through the Internet this week. We'll link to a few down below, along with some captured gameplay footage courtesy of IGN, but the big takeaway seems to be this: if you liked Strange Brigade but wish it was more Nazi zombies and less mummies, good news!
SuperMassive Games, best known for Until Dawn, teamed up with publisher Bandai Namco last year and announced a new anthology of titles that would be in that same "interactive drama horror" genre. The full anthology is referred to as "The Dark Pictures Anthology" and the first of these, Man of Medan, is slated for a release at the end of August, and it was recently revealed that the game will feature two different co-op modes to enjoy with friends.
Ubisoft's venture into the world of Mario took us all a little bit by surprise when it was finally unveiled at this year's E3. The rumors and leaks prior to the event had many wondering what Nintendo was thinking, but seeing Mario and Rabbids Kingdom Battle in action eased many of those anxieties. We only got a little tease of the co-op mode at that time, but now, a new gameplay video provides the pertinent details.
In what feels like the usual fashion these days, the new Bioware IP was teased at yesterday's EA press conference with the promise of more being shown at this afternoon's Microsoft event. In the midst of all that talk about teraflops and the Xbox One X, Anthem was given its time to shine and we're liking what we are seeing so far.
Watch Dogs 2 will be available (on the consoles, at least) in just a couple weeks. In anticipation of its impending release, some advanced copies have been sent out to a few folks so they can get hands on with it. Polygon's Nick Robinson captured a few hours worth of the game, including 25 minutes of the game's cooperative play.
Look around you, the leaves are starting to brown and there are hushed whispers already about Christmas. This can only mean that the gaming silly season is upon us with massive titles being released weekly. Gears of War 4 is one such behemoth, out 11th October, but until then you can sate your bloodlust with over twenty minutes of gameplay taken from the prologue.
After getting plenty of teases for the past few months, developer Streum On Studio has finally released some gameplay footage for their Warhammer 40k title, Space Hulk: Deathwing. They show off a little combat, highlight some of the loadout options, and talk about some of the Tyrant foes you'll face.
As November 16th creeps ever so nearer, we anticipate the release of Knight Squad on Xbox One in the full knowledge that Xbox Live Gold members will get it for $0. At this low, low price, the game is surely worth a look, but why not find out for yourself with the new gameplay trailer.
One of the new games shown during Nintendo's E3 Digital event was a new Legend of Zelda game, though not the one for which fans were probably hoping. The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is an upcoming 3DS title which allows three players to team up to do some puzzle solving by dressing up like Zelda and then forming totems of power. At least, that's the impression I got.
The big announcement prior to E3 was that Battleborn, Gearbox's let's just call it MOBA-style FPS, would have a roster of 25 characters when it sees releases later this year. During the fun week of E3, some of these characters were shown off in new gameplay footage.
With only a (brain) matter of days until release, Zombie Army Trilogy is incoming, but what does the game actually play like? We may have seen a trailer that gave us seven reasons to play this undead shooter, but what about the guts and bolts?
