Tag Archives: Deep Silver

With the game’s existence just breaking the other day, the first trailer has just hit for Volition’s Agents of Mayhem.

The latest game from Deep Silver and Volition, Agents of MAYHEM seeks to expand on the Saints Row universe in a superhero-y kind of way.

Remember that trailer? The one with the family trying to escape the hordes of the first Dead Island? Publisher Deep Silver does, and has produced a tribute video in honor of the games’ re-release in the Dead Island Definitive Collection.

If you bought into Homefront: The Revolution this past week, you might have noticed that it has some issues. Well, developer Deep Silver Dambusters has something to say about that.

Get a little more of the story behind the revised narrative in Homefront: The Revolution.

Not all that far off from release, the Definitive Collection of Dead Island games will be awash in gibs. While you already know that, just how sharp are you on your zombie trivia?

Deep Silver releases a fresh infusion of screenshots for the incoming Dead Island Definitive Collection.

Deep Silver and Dambuster Studios’ Homefront: The Revolution retcons the series’ fiction a bit, and paints a very interesting picture of the North Korean invasion.

The occupied US has just about had enough of the invading North Korean forces in this latest trailer for Deep Silver’s Homefront sequel, which will be officially arriving this May.

Time to improvise and get down and dirty as the KPA locks down the US in Homefront: The Revolution.

Miss out on the first two Dead Island games? Well that’s what the Definitive Collection is for.

Looking forward to Homefront: The Revolution? Then you might be interested in the Goliath Edition, which includes an R/C drone car.

Philadelphia’s Yellow Zone isn’t a place where average people would want to find theselves, but it’s where revolution ferments in Homefront: The Revolution.

Open world meets turn-based strategy in Wasteland 2 Director’s Cut, and there are as many ways to complete missions as you can imagine.

Pushed out of the original 2015 launch window, one of the best looking side-scrollers in years is on track for an early 2016 release.