Posts tagged "india"
EA delays Battlefield: Hardline, Dragon Age: InquisitionThe Battlefield spin-off is delayed to 2015 to implement features based on beta feedback, while Dragon Age will only release a month later that originally planned.Read More
Review: UnrestUnrest fumbles in crucial areas, with an abrupt ending, poor soundtrack, and odd pacing, but it is a bold attempt and it proves that original ideas can still showcase Indian culture well in video games.Read More
Quicktequila’s abstract FPS Lovely Planet hits Steam on 1st AugustDeveloped by Quicktequila aka Vidhvat Madan, the 3D FPS has received a lot of attention for its colourful and abstract approach to the popular genre.Read More
Column: The Vita problemThe Playstation Vita is in an awkward place right now. It’s the most powerful gaming handheld, but it’s struggling when you line it up against the Nintendo 3DS.Read More
Over 700 games discounted in Game4u’s end of season saleGet 50% or more off on XCOM Enemy Unknown, Yakuza: Dead Souls, Dragon’s Dogma, Saints Row 4, The Puppeteer, Gears of War: Judgment, Halo 4 and Medal of Honor: Warfighter.Read More
Univercell, Intel tie-up for in-store tablet gaming competitionThe competition will be held across 25 Univercell stores in Mumbai and Bangalore and will be based on two games – FIFA 14 and Asphalt 8: Airborne.Read More
The Witcher 3, Mortal Kombat X, MGS5, other 2015 releases priced for IndiaGames The Shop has added a slew of 2015 releases for preorder, revealing prices for several eagerly anticipated games, including Rise of the Tomb Raider and Rainbow Six: Siege.Read More
Games The Shop kicks off monsoon saleSave big on games like GTAV, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Max Payne 3, Hitman: Absolution, Batman: Arkham Origins, Borderlands 2, Murdered: Soul Suspect, and more.Read More
The Last of Us Remastered for PS4 priced Rs 2,750 in IndiaThe game is currently available for preorder via the PlayStation Store, and will reportedly be priced the same at retail. However, the retail version releases two days later.Read More
Unrest: More than just an Indian RPG from an Indian developerUnrest has a distinctly Indian setting, it takes place in a fictional city based on Jaipur, and it deals with complex socio-economic issues, many of which are still prevalent in modern-day India. This is not your average RPG. Unrest is heavily conversation-driven, with its 120,000-word script intertwining the lives of its five characters, who will […]Read More
Mumbai’s Lamington Road is once again overrun with pirated gamesOver the last few years, pirated games had become a rare sight at these roadside stores, but today, every second store is selling pirated software, movies, and mostly games.Read More
Borderlands dev reveals MOBA-styled co-op shooter Battleborn‘Battleborn takes the minion smashing and fast levelling often associated with MOBAs and injects it into an intergalactic first-person battle arena'.Read More
Dynetzzle Extended: Mind-bending puzzle game from Kerala developer is out nowYou’ll never look at dice the same way once you’ve played Dynetzzle Extended, a fiendish puzzle game from Kerala-based developer Vishnu Vadakke Pariyarath.Read More
Humble 2K Bundle: Save big on Bioshock Infinite, XCOM, The Darkness 2, Spec-Ops, moreThe Darkness 2, The Bureau: XCOM Declassified, Bioshock, Bioshock 2, Bioshock: Infinite, Mafia 2, Spec Ops: The Line and XCOM Enemy Unknown - all for $20.Read More
Guardians of the Skies can be fun, but it does little to represent the Indian Air ForceIf the idea behind Guardians of the Skies was to purely get people interested in military air combat, it does a good enough job, but as a simulation and recruitment tool, it falls well short.Read More
NASSCOM, Google announce ClanUp, an investor pitching session for game developersClanUp is a mash-up of developers and investors that gives Indian game developers who are looking for funding the opportunity to pitch to investors.Read More
A social game like no other: Apoorva Joshi and Shailesh Prabhu collaborate to bring Socioball to mobileSocioball leverages social media in the most basic, and in many ways, the most effective way. We speak with creator Apoorva Joshi and Shailesh Prabhu, who are collaborating to bring the puzzle game to mobile devices.Read More
Review: Shovel KnightIf you’re against games that look like they were made for consoles from decades ago, Shovel Knight is probably not for you, but you will be missing out on one of the best platforming experiences in years.Read More
Review: Wolfenstein: The New OrderThe New Order is a fun ride if you can stomach the cost of admission and quirks that go along with it. It’s refreshingly old school, much like the choice of vinyl over MP3.Read More
Big in Japan sale returns to PSN with over 100 games; Indian prices hereThe sale includes games from popular Japanese franchises like Metal Gear, Final Fantasy, Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Persona, Ninja Gaiden and Castlevania, among others.Read More
Review: Democracy 3 (iPad)A game everyone even remotely interested in politics should experience, and the iPad version is a complete and near-perfect port of the PC version.Read More
Rolocule uses Chromecast to bring mobile motion gaming to AndroidWhile the Rolomotion tech used an Apple TV and iPhone to deliver motion gaming on iOS, on Android, it will use Chromecast along with an Android device like the Nexus 5.Read More
GT Academy India finals completed; six GT6 players headed to SilverstoneThe winners will compete with winners from Thailand, Mexico, Australia and the Middle East at the UK’s famous Silverstone circuit, where they will drive the iconic Nissan GT-R.Read More
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