Turtle Rock has revealed that it will be working with publisher Perfect World to develop its next IP. The game will have "strong dark fantasy elements" and also be a co-op FPS like their previous titles (Left 4 Dead and Evolve), but it will also be free-to-play, as Evolve Stage 2 became.
One of the most anticipated co-op games of 2015, Evolve, will be releasing on consoles and PC tomorrow, and we couldn't be happier. Despite the extra time needed to get the game running as smoothly as possible, there will be a Day 1 patch coming.
Evolve, one of our most anticipated co-op releases of 2015, just got a little bit sweeter for those who are gaming on a budget. We recently got wind of Turtle Rock Studios announcing that the many different maps to choose from, including the DLC ones, will all be available for free.
Turtle Rock Studios recently announced the first of the remaining Evolve Hunters to be revealed: Cabot, the Leader! What sort of abilities will this character possess to help trap and kill the Monster?
Excited for Evolve? We sure are! In a couple of weeks there will be a chance us to play the 4v1 co-op game on your platform of choice, via the "Big Alpha" test! Sign up now to obtain access to the alpha build on the game.
In a few months, Turtle Rock Studios is going to launch their latest game, Evolve, looking to combine many elements that I fell in love with in their previous work, Left 4 Dead. In many ways, I look at this new game as an opportunity for developer to shape yet another generation of gamers into co-op lovers just like me. Therefore, I've decided ...
THQ, publisher of such co-op titles as Saints Row The Third, Dawn of War 2, and 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand, have filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in the United States to bring them out of some troubled financials that have plagued the company over the past few years. Since 2009 the publisher has tried to reinvent itself and image, trim the fat so to speak, focus only on top tier titles to stay afloat, and even offer up their games on the Humble Bundle website - sadly it seems nothing has worked.
Almost a year ago, THQ announced that the Left 4 Dead co-developer, Turtle Rock Studios, was signed on to do another first person shooter. Today, we can announce that their currently unnamed FPS title has finally shown some sign of life and they’ve begun its full development!
