Since it's debut last July, Rocket League has risen to be one of the most popular multiplayer games out there. We're just happy that you can play against some co-op bots with buddies. A new sci-fi themed arena, "Starbase ARC," gets added to the title, but perhaps best of all, PC players will be able to share their own custom maps with folks via Steam Workshop.
While it might be over three years old at this point, Saints Row IV is still going strong on the PC. The modding community has been providing new weapons, outfits, and more for the title for quite some time, and now, that content can get added to the game directly from Steam as Workshop integration is available.
First teased last October, Tripwire Interactive has fully integrated Steam Workshop into Killing Floor 2. This means players can now keep all their mods and maps up-to-date as those content creators patch them rather than having to hit up a third party site to download them.
Game development isn't always about programmers hunched over keyboards plugging away at code for 16 hours a day, 7 days a week. Sometimes the developers like to reach out to their community for inspiration. Tripwire Interactive is doing just that for Killing Floor 2 by offering up $1500 cash for the best/original items and guns that are designed for use within the game's Steam Workshop.
Amidst all the excitement of launch dates of the next gen consoles and launch line ups, there are plenty more games under development for the one gaming platform that never dies: PCs. Publisher 1C Company and developer Digitalmindsoft have recently announced the next game in their Men of War series, Men of War: Assault Squad 2. Still taking place during the height of hostilities of World War II, Men of War: Assault Squad 2 offers a fair deal of improvements and enhancements over the original.
After playing Monaco: What’s Yours is Mine for the first time, we had to beg the question: “Would a level editor eventually make it into this game?” Just think of the all the possibilities for different co-op missions one could create if given the opportunity. Luckily for us, Pocketwatch Games actually listened to their fans and granted Monaco players the chance to design their own levels!
Calling all Left 4 Dead 2 fans: Left 4 Dead 2 Workshop has moved completely out of beta! No more scrounging around rouge websites to find sweet Left 4 Dead mods. Read on to find out how to submit your own!
What’s up the guys at Valve, giving us all this new content for Portal 2 after only a year of being released? Coming on May 8th, the “Perpetual Testing Initiative” DLC will be available for those science lovers looking to take a page out of GLaDOS’s book and do a ton of testing.
