Tag Archives: Deep Silver

Risen 3 is officially on the way for late Summer, and man does it look absolutely stunning.

The world’s first ZOMBA (Zombie Online Multiplayer Battle Arena) is heading towards closed beta status. Find out how to join the ranks of the survivors (or the dead) after the break.

Actually more than just one DLC pack, Saints Row IV got its final batch of “small pack” DLC with the Bling Bling Pack, The Polarizer Weapon Pack, The Reverse Cosplay Pack, the College Daze Pack and the Game-On Pack.

The 2014 edition of Deep Silver and Eutechnyx’ popular NASCAR racing series is burning up the track for a February release.

Actually, that should probably read ‘super/booty’ as the game has a pair of DLC packs available now that’ll infuse virtual Steelport with a dose of superheroes or pirates… or both.

The last piece of downloadable content for 4A Games’ Metro: Last Light might also be the best- ready to head back into the Metro?

Deep Silver has just announced that Saints Row the Third’s DLC, that later turned into a full-blown game (SRIV) is happening after all. Saints Row IV is about to get even weirder (and probably even more awesome)

Shadow Warrior hero Lo Wang will soon be penetrating his enemies with more than just a katana on the PC thanks to Saints Row IV’s ‘penetrator’ weapon.

Fresh from a ‘design a weapon’ contest comes a multi-barrel, bicycle-parts using shotgun.

The next add-on pack is officially available for Deep Silver and 4A Games’ excellent posy-apocalyptic shooter.

Deep Silver and developer Voxler released a few more screens for their upcoming singing and dancing rhythm title, Let’s Sing and Dance. Right along with the screens, the company announced the full song selection that’ll be appearing with a list that reads like a top 40 track selection.

Mac gamers now have a dedicated Steam version for their preferred platform all ready for download. App Store edition? That’s on the way.

Can you reach the top?

The Grass Roots and Presidential packs are now available for all your plunger-launching, Lincoln-mask wearing needs.

Saints Row IV is still just as off-the-wall and ‘nutty in all the right places’ as the previous three games in the series, but it adds so much to the formula that it might as well be the beginning of a whole new franchise.

Narco Terror is a moderately enjoyable stab at the mayhem of classic 80s action films, but fails to leave a lasting impression.