Game developer WayForward teases a few more screens and gameplay of their upcoming game, BloodRayne: Betrayal. See the latest screenshots from BloodRayne: Betrayal here in fullscreen, or further below. Watch a little gameplay clip of the smoothly animated, and bloody, BloodRayne below.
BloodRayne: Betrayal is scheduled to be released on the PlayStation Network on August 30, 2011 and on Xbox LIVE Arcade on August 31, 2011. For more details and gameplay previews of BloodRayne: Betrayal, visit the official Facebook page of WayFoward.
If you have been following coverage from AMY, you already know that this is a horror game to watch for. Lexis Numérique keeps anticipation high, and fans on edge, with a few new pieces of artwork released from the game. See the artwork here, or further below.
The latest artwork from AMY showcases what you will encounter in the game, including metro stations and hospitals as well as soldiers and Father John. The animated model of Father John shown at E3 demonstrated the high level of detail being put into the downloadable game. Father John has his own agenda for taking control of the “viral” outbreak caused by a comet, as well as the soldiers. As Lana, and guided by Amy, you are smack in the middle of it. For more details on AMY, read up on our E3 2011 preview here.
AMY is estimated for a fall 2011 release on the PS3′s PlayStation Network as a downloadable game. Watch for more details on AMY at the official website, www.amy-thegame.com, and the official Facebook page for AMY.
TopWare Interactive and game developer Reality Pump have released some great looking new screens from the upcoming Two Worlds II downloadable content, Pirates of the Flying Fortress. See the latest screens from Pirates of the Flying Fortress below, or here in fullscreen.
From TopWare Interactive:
“Reality Pump has really pulled out all of the stops with Pirates of the Flying Fortress. Revamping the engine, adding tons of new changes including dialogue animations and all new voice over talent, as well as the goodies that come naturally with an expansion like equipment and environments, a plethora of side quests and a main story arc that will shake even the most veteran of gamers to their core.”
See more details on the official Pirates of the Flying Fortress website at potff.twoworlds2.com. Read a previous post here for more details on what you can expect from what is looking to be a great expansion for Two Worlds II.
The Burnout racing series returns with a completely new perspective on the racing and destruction mayhem. EA has announced Burnout Crash, coming from Burnout developer Criterion Games. Burnout Crash will be a downloadable PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE Arcade game, estimated for release this fall. As the name suggests, Burnout Crash focuses on the fun Crash Mode seen in previous Burnout games. The first few screenshots show how Criterion Games have presented this Burnout game in an all-new top-down view. Players must try to create the biggest car wrecks possible with destructive combos. Burnout Crash even incorporates the Autolog feature seen in other EA racing games, allowing players to compete against each other for the most destructive outcomes.
“Burnout CRASH! is a crazy mix of pinball and game shows,” said Richard Franke, Creative Director, Burnout CRASH! “We’ve evolved the core gameplay which everyone loved about Crash Mode, and expanded the whole experience using music, style and Autolog to create what we feel is the most mindless fun you can have on any gaming platform.”
The XBLA release of Burnout Crash will be Kinect enabled, which allows “two teams use gestural controls to play on one television in a party battle,” according to EA’s press release. Sounds like Burnout Crash will make for fun times online or at home with friends. Keep a lookout for more details from Criterion Games (criteriongames.com).
SEGA has announced its plans to bring the over-the-top terror shooter, The House of the Dead Overkill, to a new audience. PlayStation 3 gamers will soon get to experience the madness in The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut. Originally exclusive to the Nintendo Wii platform, SEGA is beefing up the B-Movie horror hilarity on the PS3. This Extended Cut will include PlayStation Move shooter support, HD graphics and 3D compatible display. In addition to these gameplay updates for the PS3, players of the original Wii game will want to return to experience two new chapters in the Extended Cut.
“The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut for the PlayStation 3 system will send players to the shrieking mad heart of mutant mayhem. This time we went further, faster and bloodier than before. We extended everything, even the title.” -said Gary Knight of SEGA.
See the first released screenshots from The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut below (or here in fullscreen). I’m still scarred from what may have been the most disturbing ending scene to a game ever. Still, I’m looking forward to playing House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut on the PS3. It’s great that SEGA is bringing the game back in this new platform release. House of the Dead: OVERKILL is a gem that definitely deserved a larger mature audience than it received on the Wii. Get your PlayStation Move guns ready, it’s going to be one crazy on-rails shooting ride.
Keep a lookout for our GamingBits coverage on The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut from E3 2011. The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut will be available on October 25, 2011 in North America and on October 28, 2011 in Europe.
