A long time coming, the turbulence suffered by Blood Knights as it journeyed to release has not gone unnoticed. Originally expected to arrive over a year ago financial troubles on behalf of dtp Entertainment, the videogame’s original publisher, embroiled developer Deck 13 in a long-winded struggle to launch their near-finished title. It fell to would-be heroes Kalypso Media to finally bring Blood Knights to consumers then; sadly just missing the Halloween launch it was so obviously reaching for. However, while timing may be important a good videogame will find an audience no matter when it arrives, and Blood Knights does well enough in this regard to earn a cult following.
Survive Pandora in Tales from the Borderlands, or kick back and explore with Abzu on PS4.
In case anyone is wondering Europe gets Alienation instead of Abzu.
http://n4g.com/news/2049444...
It seems NA region is getting Abzu, while EU is getting Alienation.
This isn't bad, Tales From the Borderlands is probably my favorite Telltale game, might play it again to get the trophy.
It's a ok month for both platforms, nothing really great but it's just ok
Posted by James Martin on Oct 05, 2015 // Director of Marketing, PS Now:
SHOCKTOBER will be a month like no other on the PlayStation Now Game Streaming Subscription service. Thirteen dangerously fun games will be unleashed on the subscription service on Tuesday, October 6th to get your Halloween celebrations started with a bang! We also hope to resurrect your interest in fifteen other frightfully good games already haunting the service, so be sure to check some of the existing games in the service as well.
Here’s a video showcasing 6 SHOCKTOBER Games (3 new, 3 existing) to show you just a bit of the good stuff within the PlayStation Now subscription games library.
The desire to be Diablo is strong with this one… shame the execution didn't match the intent