We get inundated with PC review code here at IncGamers, and the sad fact is that we can’t look at all of it. If our writing staff were to be described by a dubious estate agent, they would probably toss around terms like “boutique” and “compact.” In other words, small. That means no matter how […]
I don’t know whether to call it the Curse of Ubisoft (because – while catchy – that name implies it’s a bad thing), but Rocksmith 2014 is the latest game to feature whatever I decide to name it. This is Ubisoft’s habit of releasing a game with a whole lot of potential, and then releasing […]
This week Path of Exile will finally launch after one of the longest beta tests we can remember. It’s taken Grinding Gear Games time to get their free to play ARPG to the point where they have locked down game features and systems. We caught up with Grinding Gear Games CEO Chris Wilson a couple […]
The Gareth Bale Appreciation Society takes a look at FIFA 14‘s balls
It’s got an appropriate name, I’ll give it that. It’s definitely aliens that you’re firing at, so that’s half of the title taken care of, and I certainly felt rage while playing it. As a name, then, Alien Rage is fitting. Alien Smash Your Keyboard Into Tiny Bits Out Of Sheer Synapse-Burning Frustration would be […]
The SimCity expansion Cities of Tomorrow may be pricey but what exactly do you get for your money? A new developer blog explains one of the new features, the Mega Towers. Maxis are reluctant to let you build out by expanding city sizes but they are letting you build up with the new Mega Towers […]
Takedown: Red Sabre sounds like a pretty interesting game. Tim clearly had a tense and deadly time playing for a bit with the developers for the purposes of his preview, but unfortunately the launch build of the game is having a fair few problems. The IncGamers Alpha Blue Brave squadron (or something) have just tried […]
Ubisoft have announced that Uplay 4.0 will be hitting in October, and will feature a bevy of updates and new features. The most exciting – and, perhaps, the most useful for the average user – is probably the new download manager, which adds in auto-patching and “the progressive download of games.” If that means what […]
You know how it is, you’re playing as Rome in Total War: Rome 2, but you’re struggling to figure out where to recruit all the different types of auxiliaries into your army. Since the game’s release date, people have been wondering where exactly you get hold of each particular auxiliary type and how many different […]
Okay, I confess that this Kickstarter is sufficiently old that there are only three days left, but it’s interesting enough that I felt it worth a quick news item. Sue me. Haptix is a little device that essentially turns any surface into a multitouch panel. Clip it onto something (or lie it flat) and use […]
