Over on Steam Trendy Entertainment have made some more DLC to the ever-growing list of DLC available for the game. This one is a bit different thought as it celebrates the one year anniversary of Dungeon Defenders being released. Its called the Dungeon Defenders Anniversary Pack and requires the original Dungeon Defenders game to play.
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A new patch for Torchlight II was released a few days ago and fixes many things in the game and changes how some of the things work in Torchlight II. If you are on Steam the patch will automatically download straightaway.
A new patch for Torchlight II was released a few days ago and fixes many things in the game and changes how some of the things work in Torchlight II. If you are on Steam the patch will automatically download straightaway.
Developer VBlank have announced that Retro City Rampage will be available on the 9th October in North America for PC, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita. PlayStation users will only need to purchase the game once to play it on both devices as it features cross-buy which is good.
A couple of months ago Valve announced that software would be sold through Stream. The first few software titles are now available on Steam for purchase.
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A new patch for Torchlight II was released a few days ago and fixes many things in the game and changes how some of the things work in Torchlight II. If you are on Steam the patch will automatically download straightaway.
Klei Entertainment have announced a PC version of the excellent ninja game, Mark of the Ninja. It will be available on the 16th October Steam.
The Xbox 360 version of the game released earlier this month to a overwhelmingly positive universal reception from critics and players.
Runic Games action RPG sequel to Torchlight, Torchlight II is finally now available to digital download from Steam. It costs £14.99 which is quite cheap but I feel is still over priced for what is essential Torchlight with added multiplayer.
Re-Logic have announced a while back that Terraria is now coming to PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Marketplace sometime next year. With developer Engine Software and publisher 505 Games. However the console versions are apparently not supposed to be direct ports but unique with new added content.
In a perfect demonstration of how a few can ruin something for everyone else, Steam Greenlight the service on Steam that allow users to list games and decide whether games get published on Steam will now require developers to pay a $100 (£62.87) admission fee. The fee will go straight to charity. In this case it goes to the industries default charity, Child’s Play. What a surprise?
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