Ubisoft announced another free trial period for its racing game The Crew Motorfest. A free trial was already available for three days starting on release day (September 14th).
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Evil Dead: The Game, the PvP co-op shooter based on the bloody comedy-horror movie series, survived till dawn - but not much longer. 16 months after its release, its developers are putting a stop to any new content for the multiplayer game. You’ll still be able to keep playing for the time being, at least.
Evil Dead: The Game became the latest beloved horror franchise to be turned into some kind of multiplayer video game last May (Friday the 13th, no less), when it hit the Epic Games Store as an exclusive a year-and-a-bit after it was first announced (and subsequently delayed) by devs Saber Interactive.
A sort-of third-person Left 4 Dead-alike with Deadites in place of zombies, the game allowed a group of four pals to take on the roles of Bruce Campbell’s Ash Williams and friends as they boomsticked and chainsaw hand-ed their way through crowds of the (un)dead in familiar places from the movies and sequel TV series Ash vs Evil Dead. One player could also work against the others as the Kandarian Demon, possessing objects around the world like that bit in Evil Dead 2 where Campbell fights his own hand.
An update last summer introduced a single-player Exploration mode and various new maps and weapons based on time-travelling third film Army of Darkness, including the likes of an explosive crossbow and new costumes (which cost real money).
Just over a year on, though, Saber have announced that they won’t be developing any additional content for Evil Dead: The Game, along with cancelling a planned Switch port of the PC and PlayStation/Xbox release. The game was initially released for £32/€38/$39.
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Saber added that it will keep the multiplayer servers for the game live “for the foreseeable future”, as well as saying that “any major issues” would be addressed. On the whole, though, it looks like Evil Dead: The Game will become not quite dead, but not quite living either - which I suppose is fitting in many ways.
“On behalf of the entire team at Saber, thank you for all the groovy times and your continued support,” the announcement ended.
Ubisoft announced another free trial period for its racing game The Crew Motorfest. A free trial was already available for three days starting on release day (September 14th).
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone have begun is final season of content with Season 6 and like recent entries in the series they have decided to go out with a bang with some of the most unique content the games have seen so far. Just in time for October, this season has fully embraced a horror aesthetic as it will run through the entirety of the spookiest month of the year. With a collection of new maps and weapons, a collection of fantastic skins for your Operators, the return of the fan-favorite Haunting event, and even a crossover with the iconic comic book character Spawn created by Todd McFarlane. With a season that aims to end the year of Modern Warfare 2 as strong as possible as we roll into Modern Warfare 3, let’s look over all the new content players can experience from the start of the new content update. This article will break down everything added at the launch of Season 6 in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone.
I’ve never been to New Zealand, much less to the preserved set of Hobbiton from Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings movies in the real town of Matamata. But until I actually pull off that globe-trotting trip, Tales of the Shire, a new game from Private Division and Wētā Workshop, might tide me over.
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Much like the video game adaptations of Friday the 13th and Predator: Hunting Grounds before it, Evil Dead: The Game attempted to latch onto the growing trend of asymmetrical multiplayer horror games, with one player controlling a powerful monster while the remaining players try to avoid it or take it down.
The Pokemon Company had its first big release of 2023 via the launch of the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet DLC, known as “The Teal Mask.” The content is the first part of the “Hidden Treasure Of Area Zero” content that will continue via the second part, called “The Indigo Disk.” The first part of the DLC took players to a new land full of Pokemon and mysteries. However, despite the content’s seemingly successful launch, the title is already going to get an update to fix issues. This was revealed by the game’s Japanese Twitter account, and they highlighted some of the things that would be fixed.