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Roots Of Insanity Hacks Its Way Onto Steam

Roots Of Insanity Hacks Its Way Onto Steam

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Take on the role of Riley McClein, an epileptic doctor who soon finds his usual night shift at August Valentine Hospital has twisted into something more dire in Roots of Insanity, a horror RPG now on Steam. A scream in the night pulls you from your office to find the hospital and yourself in a state of chaos and unreality. Help Dr. McClein uncover the sources of the horrors inhabiting the hospital, rescue your patients, and deal with his epileptic attacks and perhaps you’ll survive this mind-bending night. Roots of Insanity is an FPS/TPS, Survival/Horror game designed and developed in Unreal Engine by Crania Games. The game tells the tale of Dr. Riley McClein as he tries to survive through a maelstrom of horror and mystery in the August Valentine Hospital, while also struggling with his epileptic attacks. Describing the game, developers Crania Games have said: “What had started as an ordinary night shift at the August Valentine Hospital has turned into a night of chaos and horror for you. As

Age of Empires: Castle Siege Hits Android

Age of Empires: Castle Siege Hits Android

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Smoking Gun Interactive, in partnership with Microsoft Games Studios, has released Age of Empires: Castle Siege on Android devices globally. Now you can join the ranks of millions of iOS and Windows players to create epic empires, defend against attacks and, in turn, execute your own full-scale castle raids with full control. John Johnson, CEO of Smoking Gun Interactive, spoke about the games Android release, saying: “Smoking Gun has always had a big admiration for the Age of Empires franchise and was thrilled at the opportunity to bring it to the mobile space. We feel we have created a solid mix between classic RTS control, and the builder genre that has seen so much success on mobile. Android users have been itching for the opportunity to play Age of Empires: Castle Siege, and we are pleased to finally be able to bring this exciting mobile RTS experience to them. Like the iOS and Windows versions, the Android version was developed in our proprietary cross-platform engine, so no matter what device you play

Elsword Gets Theory Dungeon

Elsword Gets Theory Dungeon

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KOG Games, a leading developer and publisher of popular free-to-play action MMORPGs, today announces the launch of Add’s Theory Dungeon, and it’s not for the faint of heart.  The solo-only (no co-op), hardcore dungeon may be brutal, but the battle is worth it and the loot is some of the best in the game. You can check out the trailer for Theory Dungeon below. Add, the El Gang’s crazed genius, is renowned throughout Elrios for having an insatiable desire for complete mastery of everything pertaining to the robotic Nasod race, and crafting the   ultimate weapon. During his travels around Elrios, Add has collected a series of extraordinarily powerful energy sources. Once he’d believed his collection of power sources adequate, he drafted a theory on how to combine these sources to catalyze a fusion reaction; synthesizing the very essence of a power core of a weapons system strong enough to destroy anything in his path (queue Add’s trademark maniacal laughter). But, just like many of Add’s epically ambitious undertakings … this

A Story of the End: Revere Hits Kickstarter

A Story of the End: Revere Hits Kickstarter

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A Story of the End – Revere has hit Kickstarter. For only $7, a limited amount of backers can lock in a copy of the game. There are also tons of backer rewards for JRPG fans to get involved in the game. Experience this classical JRPG that tells the tale of one man’s journey to save the place he once called home. Play as Troy, a once-proud Lumerian who comes to realize that his people’s actions are causing terror and suffering to many across the land. He leaves his troops as an act of rebellion, only to be wounded. After being rescued thanks to the kindness of the townsfolk of a nearby village, he seizes his chance to set off on a quest to end the terror and destruction on the place he loved. With high levels of customization in the combat, weapons, and characters, players can truly make the game’s story and experience their own. A Story of the End – Revere features: A Hybrid Battle System: Transition between regular

Guardians Of The Galaxy: The Telltale Series Announced

Guardians Of The Galaxy: The Telltale Series Announced

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Telltale Games have revealed reveal the first ever trailer for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series, which is set to premiere the first of five episodes on April 18th for $4.99USD or equivalent on PlayStation 4, Xbox On®, Windows PC, and Mac, as well as available to download on the App Store and Google Play. The series will also be available as a special ‘Season Pass Disc’ on May 2nd at retailers across North America for an MSRP of $29.99 USD, and on May 5th at retailers elsewhere across the globe. The special ‘Season Pass Disc’ will include Episode One: Tangled Up in Blue, and will grant access to download the subsequent four episodes via online updates as they are released in the coming months of 2017. Additional platforms for release are yet to be announced. Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series is a brand new story of the universe’s unlikeliest heroes: Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot. In the wake of an epic battle, the Guardians discover an artifact of unspeakable power. Each of them has a reason

Total War: Warhammer II Announced

Total War: Warhammer II Announced

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Sega Europe Ltd. has announced the next game in the best-selling Total War: Warhammer trilogy. Total War: Warhammer II will be the second release in an ongoing partnership between globally-acclaimed developer Creative Assembly and Games Workshop, creators of the world-renowned Warhammer Fantasy Battles tabletop wargame and miniatures. Total War: WarhammerII unveils the mystery-shrouded continents far to the west of The Old World.  Featuring four iconic new races from the Warhammer Fantasy Battles world – the High Elves, Dark Elves, Lizardmen, and a fourth yet to be revealed – players will battle across enchanted isles, bleak hinterlands, treacherous swamps and perilous jungles. In a Total War campaign like no other, players will struggle for dominion over the ailing Great Vortex that has swirled for millennia above the elven homeland of Ulthuan. Performing a series of arcane rituals, each race must save or disrupt the Vortex according to their motivations – a struggle culminating in a cataclysmic endgame. Territorial conquest is no longer enough… this is a race for control that will define the

Best Of Steam Greenlight: March 2017

Best Of Steam Greenlight: March 2017

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Every month, Pop Geeks looks through the extensive entries to Steam Greenlight – some of which we may have already reported on – and brings you some of the best indie games that are worthy of your attention, all in a listicle form counting down to our favorite. From horror games, to RPGs, and puzzle solvers to adventure games, these are some of the best indie entries to Steam Greenlight. If you see one that tickles your fancy, why not head over to the games Steam Early Access page and give it helpful hand? Not see some of you favorite entries? Let us know in the comments below! Thugs https://youtu.be/OoS8WNL7tTE Thugs is a tactical strategy with a branched storyline. The purpose of the game is the construction of a criminal organization in Sargos, the medieval city-state. The story begins with the arrival in Sargos of a group of people from a large-scale criminal syndicate, which should help the local subsidiary to solve their frictions with rival gangs and kingpins. After stabilization of

Best Of #ScreenshotSaturday: March 2017

Best Of #ScreenshotSaturday: March 2017

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Every month, Pop Geeks looks through the extensive entries to #ScreenshotSaturday – screenshots of games that are posted to Facebook and Twitter every Saturday under the #Screenshot Saturday banner – and brings you some of the best indie games that are worthy of your attention, all in a listicle form counting down to our favorite. Welcome to the first, and hopefully not last, edition of The Best Of #ScreenshotSaturday! Not see a screenshot from the last month that you thought was interesting? Let us know below! Vokabulantis Vokabulantis is an episodic game where puppet film and computer game merge, so you experience and discover the poetic reality of language. The game makes language tangible. The tactility of puppet films in an interactive universe is for us the complete realization of the idea of making language something, you can physically interact with and not just letters on papers or screens. In Vokabulantis you play the two friends Kurt and Karla. They can’t tell each other, that they like or love or you know, the

Best Of Kickstarter: March 2017

Best Of Kickstarter: March 2017

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Every month, Pop Geeks looks through the extensive entries to Kickstarter – some of which we may have already reported on – and brings you some of the best indie games that are worthy of your attention, all in a listicle form counting down to our favorite. From horror games, to RPGs, and puzzle solvers to adventure games, these are some of the best indie entries to Kickstarter. If you see one that tickles your fancy, why not head over to the games Kickstarter Pages and give it helpful hand? Not see some of you favorite entries? Let us know in the comments below! Dinosaur Island   This is by the designer of Dead of Winter: A Long Night fame, Jon Gilmore….you have my attention!  Build a Jurassic Park ….. SOLD!  As the description of the game.In Dinosaur Island, players will have to collect DNA, research the DNA sequences of extinct dinosaur species and then combine the ancient DNA in the correct sequence to bring these prehistoric creatures back to life.  Dino cooking!

Best Of Steam Early Access: February 2017

Best Of Steam Early Access: February 2017

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Every month, Pop Geeks looks through the extensive entries to Steam Early Access – some of which we may have already reported on – and brings you some of the best indie games that are worthy of your attention, all in a listicle form counting down to our favorite. From horror games, to RPGs, and puzzle solvers to adventure games, these are some of the best indie entries to Steam Early Access. If you see one that tickles your fancy, why not head over to the games Steam Greenlight page and give it helpful hand? Not see some of you favorite entries? Let us know in the comments below! Buck Buck is a story-driven, 2D Action-Adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. You play as Buck, a motorcycle garage mechanic who decides to leave everything he knows behind in order to find the truth behind a girl’s disappearance; all while struggling to adjust himself to a world he doesn’t fully understand. Traverse the wasteland while fighting and talking your way through

Gamercon 2017: What A Mess (Part 2)

Gamercon 2017: What A Mess (Part 2)

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[For the first entry in the GamerCon 2017 series, check out here. So far, we’re already after covering how the organizer of the event, Ferdi Roberts, knowingly oversold the event, and once the inevitable backlash was direct his way, he issued a classic non-apology and attempted to re-direct any and all blame to the Dublin Convention Centre. DCC quickly responded, issuing a statement seemingly hinting at the fact that Mr. Roberts undersold the event when booking the Convention Centre. He then proceeded to oversell the event, consequences be damned, and refusing to take any blame for the chaos he created, blaming DCC for his wrongdoings. The story continues.] After the curtain dropped, and Mr. Roberts and GamerCon 2017 still attempted to give people the runaround, Mr. Roberts finally issued some semblance of an apology, writing on Facebook: “This outcome [ticket-holders waiting 3 hours or more in a queue] should never have happened and the responsibility lies with me to ensure that it didn’t. To ensure that the venue was capable

Gamercon 2017: What A Mess (Part 1)

Gamercon 2017: What A Mess (Part 1)

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When many people think of ComicCon – or any kind of event of that caliber – they tend to think of decent sized queues, but nothing too long. Maybe a 15 or 20 minute wait to get in, and maybe something similar to see some of the special guests. With that said though, most people would expect some kind of pay off for that wait; meeting a celebrity you’ve always wanted to see, or just plain enjoying yourself. GamerCon 2017, however, didn’t seem to get that memo. Chaos reigned across the two day event, which took place at the Dublin Convention Centre on March 18 & 19. Like all good ‘Cons tend to do, the event attracted thousands of people from across the country, all of these ranging from children as young as five or six to adults in their 20s and 30s. According to several different reports, GamerCon 2017 sold an estimated 25,000 tickets across both days, in an event center that holds a maximum of 7,000. If you

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