Metro Redux, the rumored remaster of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light have been officially announced for Playstation 4, Xbox One and PC. Both games will come packed with all of their respective DLC and be available digitally for $24.99 each, or collected in a retail package for $49.99. This is a great chance for fans of survival horror to get their hands on this creepy franchise if they happened to have missed it the last time around. The collection, presented in full 1080p...
This again!? Welcome again, one and all, to a new episode of This Game is Broken. In the episode we discuss Dark Souls 2, Titanfall, free horror games, Silent Hill, Luftrausers, Moneybags Curione, Metro: Last Light, Microsoft’s Azure, and all sorts of other things! Free Horror Games here. We’re now on iTunes! This Game is Broken 14 Intro music is 8-bit Introduction by EliteFerrex Final song is Luftrauser by KOZILEK
Metro: Last Light, sequel to the dystopian and post-apocalyptic first person shooter Metro: 2033, is out now for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. It’ll be interesting to see if THQ’s troubled past had any impact on the final game, as the game was set to be published by the now dead publisher, but was picked up by Koch Media and was now published by Deep Silver, creators of the Dead Island series. It’s unclear whether A4 Games was able to pull it...
I’ve watched this trailer three or four times this week, and I love it. It’s moving and quite frankly one of the best live action trailers I’ve seen in recent memory. I don’t know about you, but I’m very excited to see how Last Light turns out. What are your opinions on the trailer? Do you plan on buying it? Metro: Last Light releases May 14th for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
Twenty-Thirteen. The year hasn’t given us many hints on what games it may hold for us, but there’s already quite a good list of it’s releases. It took me quite a bit of thought to organize this list, simply because of the fact that while we don’t know everything that will be coming our way this year, we do know quite a lot.
THQ, one of the top publishers in the gaming industry is going through a frightening transition right now as they have announced that they have entered an asset purchase agreement with associates of Clearlake Capital Group, L.P. The agreement will include all of the assets of THQs operating business which consists of 4 studios and any games that are currently in development. To facilitate the sale THQ and its domestic partners have agreed to voluntarily file Chapter 11 but...
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