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Comment on * All * PS3 * X360 * PC * Wii * PSP * DS * Headlines * Blog View Lead & Gold Pre-Orders Open, Play The Beta Now Added by Jeff Gerstmann on March 19, 2010 * * Fatshark’s Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West opened up for pre-orders on Steam today, and if you “pre-order” the game, they’ll let you start playing it–well, a beta version of the game, anyway–right away. In case you forgot, L&G is a class-based third-person shooter set in the Wild West. Fatshark brought it out our way a little earlier this year, and we managed to have a heck of a time playing it. So I went ahead and placed my pre-order already. The game will leave its beta status behind on April 8 on the PC, at which time the 10 percent per-order discount will evaporate, leaving behind a full price of $14.99. Console versions of the game are also in development, though no specific release date has been given. We’ll probably be taking an expedient glance at the beta next week, so stay tuned for that. 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Filed under : NASCAR 51 Comments Leave a Comment inXile Back From, Uh, Exile With Hunted: The Demon’s Forge Added by Brad Shoemaker on March 17, 2010 * * Barbarians! Elves! Barbarians! Elves! It’s been about five years since we heard anything out of inXile Entertainment. That’s the Southern California developer started by Interplay founder Brian Fargo, a guy whose resume is impressive enough that anything he does for the rest of his career will probably warrant some level of attention from sites like ours, even if his company gets into web-based casual games or something (which it has). But I’ve been curious for a while when the company would follow up its sole traditional release to date, The Bard’s Tale (the remake, not the hallowed original) with a proper disc-based game for consoles. Fargo and new publisher Bethesda came through GDC last week with the answer, Hunted: The Demon’s Forge. The pitch prior to the demo I saw referred to Hunted as a “reimagined dungeon crawler,” a concept that about five minutes later I assumed must include “Gears of War-style cover-based action in a dark fantasy milieu.” Because there was a whole lot of that in the 20 or so minutes I got to see. Your characters can snap to cover and fire over it. When your partner is hurt, they hit the dirt and have to crawl around while they slowly bleed out until you revive them. The game even makes a “bwooong!” sort of sound when you’ve cleared all the enemies from an area. The general Gears framework is in full effect here. Oh yeah, Unreal Engine! Oh yeah, Unreal Engine! Hunted looks like it’s being built even more with co-op play in mind than Gears, though. Unlike in that game–where Marcus and Dom play identically to each other and are only differentiated by the ways they growl “Aw, c’mon”–Hunted’s hero and heroine Caddoc and Elara will offer significantly different sorts of action. He’s a burly barbarian type with a predilection for melee combat, and she’s an elven mynx who prefers to use the bow at range. Neither one wears a lot of clothing, but they’re certainly armed to the teeth. As a primarily ranged fighter, Elara will take cover and attack from a distance, though Caddoc breaks from the stop-and-pop tradition by charging in and cutting up skeletons, ghouls, orcs, and whatever else directly with his blade. When I hear “dungeon crawler” I think oodles of loot, but as a third-person action game, Hunted doesn’t look like it will provide mountains of weapons and armor from the green-blue-purple school of RPG gear. There is room for developing your characters, though. Each one focuses on their specific area of combat expertise (Caddoc on the sword, Elara on the bow), but each one also has some form of ranged and melee combat as backup, and they can both use magic spells. I’m hoping the complimentary nature of the melee/ranged options will lead to to some interesting tandem combat scenarios, but of course that’s up to the game’s designers to assemble the levels in a way that provides for complex enemy encounters. Gears-style co-op action in a fantasy setting sounds alright by me. Gears-style co-op action in a fantasy setting sounds alright by me. One of the ways Hunted looks like it’s layering complexity on top of the Gears formula is by offering you a branching skill tree that lets you unlock abilities related to both forms of combat and various types of magic as you build experience throughout the game. And there will be a defensive aspect to your skill choices as well, since you can use the magic you’ve unlocked on the other character to buff them for combat. For instance, Elara could use a flame spell on Caddoc to give him a fire sword for a short period of time. The game has open drop-in-drop-out co-op play online, and you’ll be able to take the experience you earn as the second player in a co-op game back into your own campaign to develop your characters further. When you’re playing alone, you can swap characters at checkpoints when you want to change up your play style. To be clear, I don’t mean all these Gears comparisons to sound derisive. That franchise has carved a formula out of the gaming bedrock that plenty of other developers have been more than willing to crib from. Hunted may pull from the Gears playbook a little more strongly than some, but there aren’t any other recent games I can think of that do this kind of action in a traditional fantasy setting. You can’t help wondering why nobody has done it before now, and consequently you can’t fault inXile for doing it first. Since Hunted is still pre-alpha and I didn’t get to play it myself, I’ll reserve making any qualitative judgements–some aspects like the character animation visibly have a ways to go before they’re finalized–but the game’s unique take on this genre looks like it could fill the cooperative shooter void in the offseason while Gears fans wait for Epic to cough up a third game. Hey, watch an interview! Streaming Progressive Low Medium High Hunted: The Demon’s Forge Interview Brad chats with the man behind Interplay about his shiny new dungeon crawler. Duder, it’s over… Watch it again? * The Best and Worst of Trials HD * The Lord of the Rings: War in the North: The Reveal Trailer * Star Wars: The Old Republic: Interview Find more Giant Bomb videos. Embed this video: * * Filed under : Hunted: The Demon’s Forge 19 Comments Leave a Comment Chibi PlayStation Dudes ModNation Attack!! 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Comment on * All * PS3 * X360 * PC * Wii * PSP * DS * Headlines * Blog View Lead & Gold Pre-Orders Open, Play The Beta Now Added by Jeff Gerstmann on March 19, 2010 * * Fatshark’s Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West opened up for pre-orders on Steam today, and if you “pre-order” the game, they’ll let you start playing it–well, a beta version of the game, anyway–right away. In case you forgot, L&G is a class-based third-person shooter set in the Wild West. Fatshark brought it out our way a little earlier this year, and we managed to have a heck of a time playing it. So I went ahead and placed my pre-order already. The game will leave its beta status behind on April 8 on the PC, at which time the 10 percent per-order discount will evaporate, leaving behind a full price of $14.99. Console versions of the game are also in development, though no specific release date has been given. We’ll probably be taking an expedient glance at the beta next week, so stay tuned for that. Filed under : Lead And Gold: Gangs of the Wild West 31 Comments Leave a Comment This Week’s Video Game NASCAR Update Added by Brad Shoemaker on March 19, 2010 * * Hey, happy Friday. Take a gander at this week’s version of Joey Logano’s #20 GameStop Toyota, emblazoned with the smoldering eyes of Kratos. It doesn’t matter how many video games I see plastered on how many stock cars, I’m never going to get used to it. I have no specific evidence to support this theory but I would imagine God of War III is a lot closer to most NASCAR fans’ hearts than BioShock was. And since I’ve been been doing a poor job of chronicling Logano’s progress through the NPD top 10 lately, let’s play a little catch-up, shall we? Man, there’s something not right about that Mario Kart one. I think that concept is called “wrong.” Let’s hear it, racing fans. What game should Logano grab a hold of next? 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The pitch prior to the demo I saw referred to Hunted as a “reimagined dungeon crawler,” a concept that about five minutes later I assumed must include “Gears of War-style cover-based action in a dark fantasy milieu.” Because there was a whole lot of that in the 20 or so minutes I got to see. Your characters can snap to cover and fire over it. When your partner is hurt, they hit the dirt and have to crawl around while they slowly bleed out until you revive them. The game even makes a “bwooong!” sort of sound when you’ve cleared all the enemies from an area. The general Gears framework is in full effect here. Oh yeah, Unreal Engine! Oh yeah, Unreal Engine! Hunted looks like it’s being built even more with co-op play in mind than Gears, though. Unlike in that game–where Marcus and Dom play identically to each other and are only differentiated by the ways they growl “Aw, c’mon”–Hunted’s hero and heroine Caddoc and Elara will offer significantly different sorts of action. He’s a burly barbarian type with a predilection for melee combat, and she’s an elven mynx who prefers to use the bow at range. Neither one wears a lot of clothing, but they’re certainly armed to the teeth. As a primarily ranged fighter, Elara will take cover and attack from a distance, though Caddoc breaks from the stop-and-pop tradition by charging in and cutting up skeletons, ghouls, orcs, and whatever else directly with his blade. When I hear “dungeon crawler” I think oodles of loot, but as a third-person action game, Hunted doesn’t look like it will provide mountains of weapons and armor from the green-blue-purple school of RPG gear. There is room for developing your characters, though. Each one focuses on their specific area of combat expertise (Caddoc on the sword, Elara on the bow), but each one also has some form of ranged and melee combat as backup, and they can both use magic spells. I’m hoping the complimentary nature of the melee/ranged options will lead to to some interesting tandem combat scenarios, but of course that’s up to the game’s designers to assemble the levels in a way that provides for complex enemy encounters. Gears-style co-op action in a fantasy setting sounds alright by me. Gears-style co-op action in a fantasy setting sounds alright by me. One of the ways Hunted looks like it’s layering complexity on top of the Gears formula is by offering you a branching skill tree that lets you unlock abilities related to both forms of combat and various types of magic as you build experience throughout the game. And there will be a defensive aspect to your skill choices as well, since you can use the magic you’ve unlocked on the other character to buff them for combat. For instance, Elara could use a flame spell on Caddoc to give him a fire sword for a short period of time. The game has open drop-in-drop-out co-op play online, and you’ll be able to take the experience you earn as the second player in a co-op game back into your own campaign to develop your characters further. When you’re playing alone, you can swap characters at checkpoints when you want to change up your play style. To be clear, I don’t mean all these Gears comparisons to sound derisive. That franchise has carved a formula out of the gaming bedrock that plenty of other developers have been more than willing to crib from. Hunted may pull from the Gears playbook a little more strongly than some, but there aren’t any other recent games I can think of that do this kind of action in a traditional fantasy setting. You can’t help wondering why nobody has done it before now, and consequently you can’t fault inXile for doing it first. Since Hunted is still pre-alpha and I didn’t get to play it myself, I’ll reserve making any qualitative judgements–some aspects like the character animation visibly have a ways to go before they’re finalized–but the game’s unique take on this genre looks like it could fill the cooperative shooter void in the offseason while Gears fans wait for Epic to cough up a third game. Hey, watch an interview! Streaming Progressive Low Medium High Hunted: The Demon’s Forge Interview Brad chats with the man behind Interplay about his shiny new dungeon crawler. Duder, it’s over… Watch it again? * The Best and Worst of Trials HD * The Lord of the Rings: War in the North: The Reveal Trailer * Star Wars: The Old Republic: Interview Find more Giant Bomb videos. Embed this video: * * Filed under : Hunted: The Demon’s Forge 19 Comments Leave a Comment Chibi PlayStation Dudes ModNation Attack!! 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