Turtle Rock Studios is working on a new game powered by Half-Life 2's Source engine.
You might not think about team-based online multiplayer going hand-in-hand with "survival horror" games--games like the Resident Evil series that give you only limited resources while pitting you against legions of horrible monsters, often in cramped confines. After all, classic survival horror games are usually single-player experiences because they're about your character being all alone in a hostile, zombie-filled world. But Turtle Rock Studios, a developer with credits that include Counter-Strike: Condition Zero and the Xbox version of Counter-Strike, is doing just that with Left 4 Dead. This new team-based game for the PC and Xbox 360 pits small teams of humans against "the infected," which are hordes of ordinary people transformed into mindless killing machines by a mysterious virus that has spread throughout the game's various environments. Gamespot sat down with Turtle Rock's Michael Booth to get the first details
Classic PC FPS Counter-Strike: Condition Zero gets a brand-new update for the first time in years, surprising fans of the franchise.
DSOGaming writes: "Modder ‘JASONakaBOURNE’ has released a brand new version of his Counter-Strike: Condition Zero remake in the Source Engine. This new beta version adds human gibs (when you do a blast damage to the bot or player ragdoll), spark shower effects (when you hit only metal surface) and blood squirting particles to the ragdoll’s of all classes of Terrorist’s Team."
Horizon Zero Dawn 's Machines are clearly automatons, with all their inner workings plainly visible. But they also also exhibit unmistakable�animal-like behaviors and movements.
Can't wait to see the new machines GG is working for HZD expansion.. The animation & behaviour/movement of these machines were Top Notch...
Loved how the grazers and other herbivores when in alert mode would look searchingly whilst trotting in place, those actions to me made them seem very real in their behavior.
Finally a game that requires true teamwork or like he said "if you run off on your own, you will die." lol
Yeah, that 'boomer' (sounds familliar) sounds really cool, smashing through doors.
I never even knew this game existed until i read the interview, it sounds like an excellent game and i'm gonna buy it on the PC as the online should last longer compared to the Xbox 360. I should hopefully have my PC upgraded by then with a newer graphics and some more ram.
not a ps3 version then i see.developers aren,t interested in making games for the ps3 then.
cool but I wonder how many people will actually work together and not just run off.