- Dragonfly AOS “Kingdom Under Fire Online: Age of Storm” starts CBT client download, holds CBT from February 21 to 25.
- Funigloo web MMORPG “Price of Hero” holds CBT via Naver Game from February 25 to 27.
- Mgame “WarBane” starts global service via its global service platform on February 20.
- CJ Game Lab RPS “Hounds” starts OBT on February 21.
- Crytek FPS “Warface” starts client download, holds final test from February 21 to March 3.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Korean Beta Test Announcements
Tetris Blitz Preview
Tetris Blitz Preview:
Do you know how to play Tetris? Talk about a silly question, one that’s possibly more absurd than “Do you know how to breathe?” Everyone has played Tetris, including your grandmother, your father, your hamster, and those aliens that invade your bedroom every night and put you in suspended animation just so they can go a few rounds on your old Game Boy cart. After so many ports and revamps, is there anything else that can be done with gaming’s favorite falling blocks? EA hopes so; it’s turning up the intensity with Tetris Blitz for iOS and Android.
Do you know how to play Tetris? Talk about a silly question, one that’s possibly more absurd than “Do you know how to breathe?” Everyone has played Tetris, including your grandmother, your father, your hamster, and those aliens that invade your bedroom every night and put you in suspended animation just so they can go a few rounds on your old Game Boy cart. After so many ports and revamps, is there anything else that can be done with gaming’s favorite falling blocks? EA hopes so; it’s turning up the intensity with Tetris Blitz for iOS and Android.
WordStars Preview
WordStars Preview:
One look at WordStars, once you've got past the option to start a new game with friends or strangers and purchase one of four different power-ups, and you'll know exactly what you're in for. The game bears more than a passing resemblance to the television game show Wheel of Fortune, with a big thumb-spun wheel covered in dollars amounts (and the ever-present "miss a turn") and a board covered with blank white blocks that fill with letters as you play. The objective is simple: guess the letters, solve the puzzle, and win the game!
One look at WordStars, once you've got past the option to start a new game with friends or strangers and purchase one of four different power-ups, and you'll know exactly what you're in for. The game bears more than a passing resemblance to the television game show Wheel of Fortune, with a big thumb-spun wheel covered in dollars amounts (and the ever-present "miss a turn") and a board covered with blank white blocks that fill with letters as you play. The objective is simple: guess the letters, solve the puzzle, and win the game!
Agawi announces True Cloud reference platform
Agawi announces True Cloud reference platform: Agawi teams with Nvidia Grid and others to streamline cloud gaming
Unreal-powered RPG Wanderer: War Song comes to iOS
Unreal-powered RPG Wanderer: War Song comes to iOS: A new Unreal Engine 3-powered game has hit the App Store at a premium price.
Chinese developer Wiishare Interactive...
Chinese developer Wiishare Interactive...
Dragon Nest (EU) Closed Beta Game Client Download is Available on Feb 22nd!
Dragon Nest (EU) Closed Beta Game Client Download is Available on Feb 22nd!:
eFusion MMOG GmbH has announced that the Dragon Nest Europe Closed Beta client download is finally available coming Friday, 22nd of February 2013. eFusion MMOG will open the client download page in preparation for the Closed Beta starting on February 27th 2013.
eFusion MMOG GmbH has announced that the Dragon Nest Europe Closed Beta client download is finally available coming Friday, 22nd of February 2013. eFusion MMOG will open the client download page in preparation for the Closed Beta starting on February 27th 2013.
Nvidia readies smartphone Tegra 4 processor
Nvidia readies smartphone Tegra 4 processor: Nvidia brings the fight to Qualcomm's Snapdragon
94 Seconds (iOS/Android) review
94 Seconds (iOS/Android) review:
94 Seconds is a mobile game from Scimob. It’s available now for both iOS and Android devices, and is currently enjoying a feature spot in the New and Noteworthy section of the App Store front page. This review is based on the iOS version.
94 Seconds is a mobile game from Scimob. It’s available now for both iOS and Android devices, and is currently enjoying a feature spot in the New and Noteworthy section of the App Store front page. This review is based on the iOS version.
Gaia Interactive launches RumbleKitten on iOS
Gaia Interactive launches RumbleKitten on iOS:
Monster Galaxy developer Gaia Interactive’s newest game, RumbleKitten, is now on available on the iTunes App Store.
RumbleKitten is a free-to-play gesture-based game, set in a Dickensian world where orphaned cats engage in “underground tickle fights” in order to gain freedom from the oppression of local kingpin Daddy Cat. Players must spend energy to engage in these battles against other cats, which requires one to swipe the screen in order to capture stars (as well as boost items) while avoiding making contact with launched bombs. The basic gameplay mechanics are reminiscent of Halfbrick’s Fruit Nina titles.
If stars are missed or a bomb is detonated, players will lose a portion of their health. A fight ends when either a player or their opponent runs out of health.
RumbleKitten monetizes through the sale of in-game currency which is used to purchase outfit items (thereby increasing a character’s “swag”, which helps unlock new areas), purchase premium items and free other cats from Daddy Cat’s custody. Freed cats provide passive boosts like increased health.
The game’s social features appear to be limited to sharing photos of a player’s custom cat outfit via the “Instakitten” feature, which will post photos via Facebook and/or Twitter. Currently, Gaia Interactive seems to be focused on adjusting the game experience, as a recurring message asking if players are having fun pops up and thanks them for their feedback.
Look for our review in the near future.
Monster Galaxy developer Gaia Interactive’s newest game, RumbleKitten, is now on available on the iTunes App Store.
RumbleKitten is a free-to-play gesture-based game, set in a Dickensian world where orphaned cats engage in “underground tickle fights” in order to gain freedom from the oppression of local kingpin Daddy Cat. Players must spend energy to engage in these battles against other cats, which requires one to swipe the screen in order to capture stars (as well as boost items) while avoiding making contact with launched bombs. The basic gameplay mechanics are reminiscent of Halfbrick’s Fruit Nina titles.
If stars are missed or a bomb is detonated, players will lose a portion of their health. A fight ends when either a player or their opponent runs out of health.
RumbleKitten monetizes through the sale of in-game currency which is used to purchase outfit items (thereby increasing a character’s “swag”, which helps unlock new areas), purchase premium items and free other cats from Daddy Cat’s custody. Freed cats provide passive boosts like increased health.
The game’s social features appear to be limited to sharing photos of a player’s custom cat outfit via the “Instakitten” feature, which will post photos via Facebook and/or Twitter. Currently, Gaia Interactive seems to be focused on adjusting the game experience, as a recurring message asking if players are having fun pops up and thanks them for their feedback.
Look for our review in the near future.
Puzzle & Dragons estimated to generate between $54M to $75M a month in Japan, says Japanese press
Puzzle & Dragons estimated to generate between $54M to $75M a month in Japan, says Japanese press:
Japan’s top grossing free-to-play mobile game Puzzle & Dragons for iOS and Android is estimated to generate between five billion yen ($54 million) to seven billion yen ($75.5 million) a month in the country, according to the Japanese press as translated by industry watcher and analyst Dr. Serkan Toto.
The estimated revenue range is based off a financial document for January 2013 that accompanied game company GungHo Online’s financial report for the 2012 fiscal year. According to the report for the fiscal year of 2012, the company saw sales grow 168.8 percent year-over-year to $280 million and operating profit increase 690.1 percent to $99 million.
In January 2013 alone, the company revealed that it saw sales of 8.5 billion yen ($92 million), a 1002.4 percent increase year-over-year. GungHo didn’t provide a platform or a specific game in its portfolio for the figures it saw last month, but that didn’t stop the Japanese press from publishing estimates about the amount of revenue Puzzle & Dragons contributed toward the $92 million GungHo saw in January 2013.
“There is absolutely no doubt in the industry over here that one game only — Puzzle & Dragons — is the main driver behind this growth,” Toto says on his blog.
The three Japanese outlets to publish estimates included Inside Games’ estimate of seven billion yen ($75.5 million), Projetista’s estimate of six billion yen ($64.6 million) and Popular Social App and Game Analysis Blog’s estimate of five billion yen ($54 million. The three estimates average out to $64.7 million, translating to about an average of $2 million in revenue per day from Puzzle & Dragons. In comparison, Finish developer Supercell was reported to be generating $1 million in gross revenue a day from two games — Hay Day and Clash of Clans. Also, Electronic Arts’ The Simpsons: Tapped Out pulled in $23 million in three months.
The puzzle and RPG hybridPuzzle & Dragons, which added moved from seven million to eight million registered users in 12 days, is a puzzle and RPG hybrid game which first launched in Japan for iPhone in February 2012 and in the U.S. in November 2012. In spite of this popularity in Japan, the game still has yet to find a sizable audience here in the States, though it’s already starting to see similar titles appear in North America like Renren’s new puzzle game Merlin’s Rage.
GungHo, known for hosting the servers for massively multiplayer online role-playing game Ragnarok Online, currently has a market cap of $2.9 billion, more than Zynga’s $2.5 billion and GREE’s $2.8 billion, but well below DeNA’s $3.6 billion market cap.
This story originally appeared on our sister site Inside Mobile Apps.
Japan’s top grossing free-to-play mobile game Puzzle & Dragons for iOS and Android is estimated to generate between five billion yen ($54 million) to seven billion yen ($75.5 million) a month in the country, according to the Japanese press as translated by industry watcher and analyst Dr. Serkan Toto.
The estimated revenue range is based off a financial document for January 2013 that accompanied game company GungHo Online’s financial report for the 2012 fiscal year. According to the report for the fiscal year of 2012, the company saw sales grow 168.8 percent year-over-year to $280 million and operating profit increase 690.1 percent to $99 million.
In January 2013 alone, the company revealed that it saw sales of 8.5 billion yen ($92 million), a 1002.4 percent increase year-over-year. GungHo didn’t provide a platform or a specific game in its portfolio for the figures it saw last month, but that didn’t stop the Japanese press from publishing estimates about the amount of revenue Puzzle & Dragons contributed toward the $92 million GungHo saw in January 2013.
“There is absolutely no doubt in the industry over here that one game only — Puzzle & Dragons — is the main driver behind this growth,” Toto says on his blog.
The three Japanese outlets to publish estimates included Inside Games’ estimate of seven billion yen ($75.5 million), Projetista’s estimate of six billion yen ($64.6 million) and Popular Social App and Game Analysis Blog’s estimate of five billion yen ($54 million. The three estimates average out to $64.7 million, translating to about an average of $2 million in revenue per day from Puzzle & Dragons. In comparison, Finish developer Supercell was reported to be generating $1 million in gross revenue a day from two games — Hay Day and Clash of Clans. Also, Electronic Arts’ The Simpsons: Tapped Out pulled in $23 million in three months.
The puzzle and RPG hybridPuzzle & Dragons, which added moved from seven million to eight million registered users in 12 days, is a puzzle and RPG hybrid game which first launched in Japan for iPhone in February 2012 and in the U.S. in November 2012. In spite of this popularity in Japan, the game still has yet to find a sizable audience here in the States, though it’s already starting to see similar titles appear in North America like Renren’s new puzzle game Merlin’s Rage.
GungHo, known for hosting the servers for massively multiplayer online role-playing game Ragnarok Online, currently has a market cap of $2.9 billion, more than Zynga’s $2.5 billion and GREE’s $2.8 billion, but well below DeNA’s $3.6 billion market cap.
This story originally appeared on our sister site Inside Mobile Apps.
Turbine gives bonuses to welcome back players
Turbine gives bonuses to welcome back players:
Filed under: Fantasy, Dungeons and Dragons Online, Lord of the Rings Online, Events, in-game, Free-to-play, Promotions
It goes without saying that many Turbine players were disheartened by last week's excessive downtime. To make it up to the players, the studio announced that it's turning on the happy bonus switch in some of its games as a way to welcome fans back.
Lord of the Rings Online players will get 100% more XP per monster kill and an increased drop rate for lootboxes until February 26th. These bonuses come on top of the 250 Turbine Points that will be given to established players as compensation for the downtime.
Dungeons and Dragons Online players will see +2 quality loot in chests and receive +25% Heroic and Epic XP. These bonuses last through February 20th.
Turbine gives bonuses to welcome back players originally appeared on Massively on Tue, 19 Feb 2013 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Filed under: Fantasy, Dungeons and Dragons Online, Lord of the Rings Online, Events, in-game, Free-to-play, Promotions
Lord of the Rings Online players will get 100% more XP per monster kill and an increased drop rate for lootboxes until February 26th. These bonuses come on top of the 250 Turbine Points that will be given to established players as compensation for the downtime.
Dungeons and Dragons Online players will see +2 quality loot in chests and receive +25% Heroic and Epic XP. These bonuses last through February 20th.
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MechWarrior Online: New Mega-Sized Map Added
MechWarrior Online: New Mega-Sized Map Added:
MechWarrior Online players will want to check into the game to get a firsthand look at the colossal sized Alpine Peaks map that has been deployed into the game. According to the team, Alpine Peaks is the largest map in the game. In addition to this, five new variations of the Trebuchet mech and new cockpit items have also been released.
Plarium finds success with core games on Facebook, adding mobile titles to its future catalog
Plarium finds success with core games on Facebook, adding mobile titles to its future catalog:
Core social game developer Plarium has seen a lot of growth over the past four months, following the launch of its popular fantasy-themed strategy title, Stormfall: Age of War. Since November, the game’s regularly appeared on our gainers lists and it’s now one of the top 200 apps both in terms of monthly and daily active users. We recently had an opportunity to talk with Plarium Co-Founder and VP of Marketing Gabi Shalel about his company’s history, its recent success and what the next year holds for the developer.
Core social game developer Plarium has seen a lot of growth over the past four months, following the launch of its popular fantasy-themed strategy title, Stormfall: Age of War. Since November, the game’s regularly appeared on our gainers lists and it’s now one of the top 200 apps both in terms of monthly and daily active users. We recently had an opportunity to talk with Plarium Co-Founder and VP of Marketing Gabi Shalel about his company’s history, its recent success and what the next year holds for the developer.
Renaissance Heroes fires its starter blunderbuss
Renaissance Heroes fires its starter blunderbuss:
Filed under: Launches, MMOFPS, Miscellaneous
The day of days is finally here: Renaissance Heroes has launched. Yes indeed, after countless years of anticipation, fan speculation, and agonizing countdowns, this renaissance-themed first-person shooter has been delivered into the hands of eager players.
The title, which has released in both Europe and North America, received a rather substantial last-minute upgrade. Renaissance Heroes added a couple of new arenas, the Domination game mode, and a crossbow-wielding character to its list of bullet point features.
ChangYou has plans to both livestream the game and throw tournaments featuring the most elite heroes of the 16th century. If you're curious but don't want to pick it up just yet, stay tuned as we livestream the game next week!
[Source: ChangYou press release]
Renaissance Heroes fires its starter blunderbuss originally appeared on Massively on Tue, 19 Feb 2013 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Filed under: Launches, MMOFPS, Miscellaneous
The title, which has released in both Europe and North America, received a rather substantial last-minute upgrade. Renaissance Heroes added a couple of new arenas, the Domination game mode, and a crossbow-wielding character to its list of bullet point features.
ChangYou has plans to both livestream the game and throw tournaments featuring the most elite heroes of the 16th century. If you're curious but don't want to pick it up just yet, stay tuned as we livestream the game next week!
[Source: ChangYou press release]
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Activision Lays off About 30 People, Saying There Will Be Fewer Licensed Games This Year
Activision Lays off About 30 People, Saying There Will Be Fewer Licensed Games This Year:
Even the massive money-making game publisher Activision lays off people from time to time, as the company confirmed today that they've cut about 30 jobs from their global work force. Kotaku first heard that the cuts were affecting Treyarch, the studio behind Call of Duty: Black Ops II, but a spokesperson for Activision said that a good number of the cuts were from outside of Treyarch, from the parts of the company involved with licensed games. More »
DK Online: Not Worth a Fuss Over
DK Online: Not Worth a Fuss Over:
We've been playing DK Online over the last several weeks, chronicling some of our adventures in a Review in Progress series. Today we present our final review. See what we've got to say before heading to the comments to chat.
SMITE: The Games of 2013 - SMITE
SMITE: The Games of 2013 - SMITE:
Part of our ongoing effort to keep our readers informed is to make sure they have the knowledge they need to be excited about a game. We've reached out to every developer releasing a game this year to have them talk a bit about why their game is special. Next up in this ongoing series is SMITE from Hi-Rez Studios. Read our mini-interview and then talk about it in the comments.
New Toy Story game coming soon to mobile (Android)
New Toy Story game coming soon to mobile (Android):
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Buzz Lightyear, being the enigmatic space ranger he is, has just informed Disney Interactive via transmission that a new Toy Story game is arriving soon on mobile devices. He opted to go the mysterious route and not divulge any concrete details about said game, but he was kind enough to send along a screenshot. | |
EA and Ubisoft swap titles on Origin and Uplay
EA and Ubisoft swap titles on Origin and Uplay: PC gamers now have choice thanks to the joint effort of Electronic Arts and Ubisoft. The two publishers have announced an...
Embracing Piracy Is One Of The Best Decisions These Developers Have Made
Embracing Piracy Is One Of The Best Decisions These Developers Have Made:
Ever wonder how much a developer benefits from promoting a game on The Pirate Bay? The folks behind the Zelda-like Anodyne revealed the specifics behind their recent promotion, and get this: TPB drove way more sales and awareness than reviews and videos alone did. More »
Second Firefall Public Beta Weekend Starts Friday | Ten Ton Hammer
Second Firefall Public Beta Weekend Starts Friday | Ten Ton Hammer:
Join Firefall this weekend for the second of three planned public beta weekend stress tests.
Join Firefall this weekend for the second of three planned public beta weekend stress tests.
CMUNE receives DCM funding to build “the next billion dollar gaming brand”
CMUNE receives DCM funding to build “the next billion dollar gaming brand”:
UberStrike developer Cmune today announced a new (undisclosed) round of funding from venture capital group DCM’s Android fund.
In a statement, DCM General Partner Pete Moran says the new round of funding will help it “build the next billion dollar gaming brand for action games.”
Cmune’s free-to-play first-person-shooter UberStrike has launched on both Facebook and the Mac App Store so far, two platforms that (at the time) had a meager selection of titles in that genre. Since then, shooters have started to become more plentiful on both platforms, with Offensive Combat launching on Facebook, Rumble Entertainment announcing it would publish the shooter Ballistic and mainstream shooters like Rage and Borderlands 2 coming to the Mac App Store.
Shooters on mobile devices aren’t exactly new, however, and upcoming titles like ngmoco’s The Drowning and Madfinger Games’ Dead Trigger show how tablets can deliver console-like game experiences. That said, Cmune has built a name for itself by catering to platforms that were largely overlooked when it came to games for core players. Since UberStrike launched on the Mac App Store, though, the game’s garnered over a million downloads and the Facebook version is in the 1 million MAU tier.
According to Cmune CTO Shaun Lelacheur Sales, UberStrike’s success on Facebook and Mac means the company’s tablet games will be “tremendous.”
UberStrike developer Cmune today announced a new (undisclosed) round of funding from venture capital group DCM’s Android fund.In a statement, DCM General Partner Pete Moran says the new round of funding will help it “build the next billion dollar gaming brand for action games.”
Cmune’s free-to-play first-person-shooter UberStrike has launched on both Facebook and the Mac App Store so far, two platforms that (at the time) had a meager selection of titles in that genre. Since then, shooters have started to become more plentiful on both platforms, with Offensive Combat launching on Facebook, Rumble Entertainment announcing it would publish the shooter Ballistic and mainstream shooters like Rage and Borderlands 2 coming to the Mac App Store.
Shooters on mobile devices aren’t exactly new, however, and upcoming titles like ngmoco’s The Drowning and Madfinger Games’ Dead Trigger show how tablets can deliver console-like game experiences. That said, Cmune has built a name for itself by catering to platforms that were largely overlooked when it came to games for core players. Since UberStrike launched on the Mac App Store, though, the game’s garnered over a million downloads and the Facebook version is in the 1 million MAU tier.
According to Cmune CTO Shaun Lelacheur Sales, UberStrike’s success on Facebook and Mac means the company’s tablet games will be “tremendous.”
My New Girlfriend is a Space Pirate
My New Girlfriend is a Space Pirate:
I think what I love most about Sela the Space Pirate is her unwavering courage in the face of overwhelming odds. She masks it as madness — she's so good at masking it's scary — but when your life is nothing but maneuvering your finger-guided, auto-firing starship through level-after-level of evil(-ish) aliens and the accompanying bullets, you just gotta laugh. More »
Questionary review
Questionary review:
Questionary is a new Facebook game from Kobojo. It’s been around since late January and has been seeing some slow but steady growth since, and is also currently featured in the “New Games” section of Facebook’s App Center. The game is also available for iOS and Android devices. This review is based on the Facebook version.
Questionary is a new Facebook game from Kobojo. It’s been around since late January and has been seeing some slow but steady growth since, and is also currently featured in the “New Games” section of Facebook’s App Center. The game is also available for iOS and Android devices. This review is based on the Facebook version.
Ubisoft now selling competitors' games through Uplay expansion
Ubisoft now selling competitors' games through Uplay expansion:
Effective immediately, Uplay, Ubisoft's digital distribution service, will begin selling games from competing publishers -- including Electronic Arts and Warner Bros. ...
Effective immediately, Uplay, Ubisoft's digital distribution service, will begin selling games from competing publishers -- including Electronic Arts and Warner Bros. ...
Morning Star Alpha is No Ordinary Comic Book Game Tie-In
Morning Star Alpha is No Ordinary Comic Book Game Tie-In:
This spring, developer Industrial Toys plans to redefine the mobile first-person shooter with the sci-fi epic Morning Star, but first it's going to redefine the interactive digital comic book tie-in with Morning Star Alpha. More »
APB: Reloaded dev blog talks optimization
APB: Reloaded dev blog talks optimization:
Filed under: Game mechanics, MMO industry, News items, Free-to-play, All Points Bulletin, Crime, Dev Diaries
Devs say the darndest things. In APB: Reloaded's latest dev blog, optimization of the live game is likened to changing your car's oil while speeding along at 65 mph. While not an admission of actually attempting the latter, this fact-filled dev diary does get into the nitty gritty of the optimization process; it offers a view (literally, with graphs and pictures) of both the software and hardware optimizations that are in the works.
A new OTW (Open Test World) called Overkill will soon come online to test a new bit of hardware developed specifically for the game to help improve performance. Those who are current OTW testers can expect to see Overkill in the next two weeks, while all players can expect to see release 1.10.2, with its performance improvements, very soon.
If you want to see exactly what is being done to improve your FPS in game, this is the blog to read.
APB: Reloaded dev blog talks optimization originally appeared on Massively on Tue, 19 Feb 2013 12:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Filed under: Game mechanics, MMO industry, News items, Free-to-play, All Points Bulletin, Crime, Dev Diaries
A new OTW (Open Test World) called Overkill will soon come online to test a new bit of hardware developed specifically for the game to help improve performance. Those who are current OTW testers can expect to see Overkill in the next two weeks, while all players can expect to see release 1.10.2, with its performance improvements, very soon.
If you want to see exactly what is being done to improve your FPS in game, this is the blog to read.
APB: Reloaded dev blog talks optimization originally appeared on Massively on Tue, 19 Feb 2013 12:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Email this | Comments
- Source: Optimization blog
Games We Can’t Wait to Play: Super Meat Boy, Don’t Starve, and more! (iPad)
Games We Can’t Wait to Play: Super Meat Boy, Don’t Starve, and more! (iPad):
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We spend a lot of time looking at games here at Gamezebo. You’d expect as much – heck, it’s in our name! But have you ever wondered which games the Gamezebo staff are really passionate about? The ones we can’t personally wait to get our hands on? | |
Japanese mobile giants Gree, Yahoo Japan form new 'GxYz' studio
Japanese mobile giants Gree, Yahoo Japan form new 'GxYz' studio:
Japanese mobile gaming giant Gree has formed a new company with Yahoo! Japan, with the aim to focus on development of social games for smartphones. ...
Japanese mobile gaming giant Gree has formed a new company with Yahoo! Japan, with the aim to focus on development of social games for smartphones. ...
Microsoft's Ben Board joins Boss Alien
Microsoft's Ben Board joins Boss Alien: Former developer relations man joins CSR Racing studio
Firefall: New Trailer Celebrates Upcoming Beta Event
Firefall: New Trailer Celebrates Upcoming Beta Event:
Red 5 Studios has released a brand new video from Firefall in celebration of this weekend's beta event for the upcoming MMOFPS. Since the first beta weekend, the team has made significant improvements to several game systems that players will be able to test this weekend. In addition, prizes will be offered to players.
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