 Focus Home Interactive and New World Interactive have revealed the release date for the console version of their tactical shooter, Insurgency: Sandstorm.
“The console market has been craving a hardcore modern-day tactical shooter for a long time. Expanding our tried and tested PC formula to the console market is a huge step in our company’s evolution and we are excited to bring our signature style of tactical FPS to the console market for the very first time,” said Keith Warner, President of New World Interactive.
Insurgency: Sandstorm launches 25 August on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 and is available now on PC. Are you looking forward to Insurgency’s console debut? Let us know below.  tinyBuild have released new gameplay footage of the upcoming food-based multiplayer title, RAWMEN.
Described as a mix between Katamari and Rocket League, RAWMEN’s Meatball mode sees players trying to direct giant balls of meat into the opposing team’s goal to score points. Players can attach themselves to the ball to help steer it towards their objective, while the opposition can lay down walls of biscuits to try and stop them.
PAX East attendees will be able to try the game mode at the event, which kicks off today in Boston and runs until 1 March. RAWMEN is coming to PC sometime this year, with future platform plans to be announced “soon.” What do you think of the new game mode? Let us know below.  Torn Banner Studios have opened sign-ups for the Chivalry 2 closed alpha that’s taking place in March.
The game features “enhanced player expression” such as new voice lines and character customisation and a “revamped, faster and more fluid” combat system that allows players to find and perfect their preferred playstyle. Certain multiplayer matches will support up to 64 players.
Those lucky enough to be attending PAX East will be able to try a 36-player setup of Chivalry 2 at the Tripwire Interactive Booth #18011 ahead of the closed alpha. There’s no solid release date just yet, with Chivalry 2 said to be coming to PC via the Epic Games Store sometime later this year. Did you play the original? Will you be signing up for the alpha? Let us know below. ENDED: Duck Game giveaway24/2/2020 
This week’s giveaway winner is Boris Soloninko. Congratulations!
 TaleWorlds Entertainment are releasing an early access version of their medieval RPG, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, on PC next month.
“TaleWorlds are more than familiar with this type of release after helping to pioneer Early Access as a release method with their original title, Mount & Blade, and are confident that this approach is of great value to the quality of the final product,” read the press release.
Despite a rocky start, Sam described the Xbox One port as “immense value for money” when he reviewed the game in 2016, praising its ability to “enthral for countless long play sessions.” The sequel will once again be set in the fictional land of Calradia but takes place 200 years before the events of Warband, with the old empire on the verge of collapse and several factions fighting to take control. More details about the game’s Early Access version will be shared “shortly before the release.” Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord enters Early Access on PC on 31 March. Did you play the original? Will you be returning to Calradia next month? Let us know below.  Published by tinyBuild and developed by We’re Five Games, Totally Reliable Delivery Service is a multiplayer-ragdoll-physics game that’s coming to PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch later this year.
There are seven sandbox islands, each with their own set of deliveries, points of interest, secrets and “personality,” for players to explore. Up to four friends can play together via online or split-screen multiplayer, with public and private lobbies also supported.
Totally Reliable Delivery Service is coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC on 1 April.  Deep Silver and Nine Dots Studio have announced the first paid expansion for their role-playing title, Outward.
Here’s some of the challenges and features players can look forward to in the new content when it launches sometime this spring:
Corruption: Hungry, thirsty and cold. A terrible situation to be in, but one you often find yourself in while playing! If that wasn’t enough for you now your character can get corrupted. The level of corruption affects you in different ways and if you can’t shake it you could meet an untimely end. The world just got a whole lot scarier! Enchantments: What’s better than your favourite weapon by your side? What about your favourite weapon with a whole new effect on it! Weapons and Trinkets will now be able to be changed with the new enchanting system! New Skills and Status Effects: Introducing new skills and status effects for your character. These will help with the new situations you find yourself in with the corruption affects. These add a new element to the game and can completely change your gameplay. Time to start a new character? While there’s no solid release date or details just yet, a further series of developer diaries is on the way that will reveal more about the upcoming DLC. Outward is currently available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. Have you played Outward? What do you think The Soroboreans could be about? Let us know below. ENDED: RIVE giveaway17/2/2020 
Our RIVE giveaway winner is Bekir Pekşen. Congratulations!
Mayhem in Single Valley, a “Stranger Things meets Zelda” indie title, is coming to PC this year12/2/2020  tinyBuild and Fluxscopic are bringing their top-down, pixel-art action-adventure title Mayhem in Single Valley to PC later this year.
The game’s story is said to unfold through a “wide variety of locations,” which include underground caves and secret labs, with players taking on “dozens of unique physics and light puzzles and enemies.”
Players will also be able to combine foodstuffs and other ingredients to “escape and/or manipulate crazed wildlife and bosses,” with enemies and NPCs said to have “a variety of motivations and fears” that you can use to your advantage. There’s no specific release date just yet, with the game coming to PC sometime this year. What do you think of Mayhem in Single Valley? Let us know below.  Deep Silver and 4A Games have released the second major story expansion for their post-apocalyptic shooter, Metro Exodus.
Sam’s Story is available to purchase digitally on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC and Stadia, or as part of the game’s expansion pass.
Also announced was the return of Metro Exodus to Steam following its removal last year and subsequent timed exclusivity deal with the Epic Games Store. The game will once again be available to purchase on Steam from 15 February. Looking forward to the latest expansion? Let us know below. |
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