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tag:,2017:blogdestructoidhttp://bulk2.destructoid.com/ele2/images/destructoid/favicon.ico2017-02-07T13:00:00Ztag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=417283Chris Carterhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Chris+CarterThey just keep making Warhammer 40,000 games: Inquisitor - Martyr is hitting alpha soon2017-02-07T13:00:00Z2017-02-07T13:00:00Z
My first Warhammer 40,000 game was Fire Warrior, which pretty much sums up the historical cyclical nature of the series in the gaming world. Games Workshop kind of just hands out the license to anyone, diluting the franchise in the sense that every game is wildly different in quality. For every good Space Marine there's a mediocre Deathwing, and so on.

Well, we're getting yet another 40K project with Inquisitor – Martyr, an open world sandbox RPG, but the good news is that you can try before you buy. The developers are holding a public alpha event on February 10. I'm highly intrigued by the four player co-op and base building elements, but like all 40K games, my expectations are in check.

Inquisitor [Neocore Games]

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=413203Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreNecromunda is the next Warhammer 40K adaptation2017-01-18T13:30:00Z2017-01-18T13:30:00Z
I'm half writing this so I'll have something to jog my memory of the many Warhammer 40,000 video games in production, but yep, there's another adaptation in the works. This one, the turn-based tactical RPG Necromunda: Underhive Wars, is based on the tabletop skirmish game Necromunda.

It could be cool given the genre and also the premise, in which gangs vie for control of the Underhive, a collective of "derelict factories, rusted metal husks, and forgotten technologies."

We have some idea of what to generally expect considering Rogue Factor's previous title with Focus Home Interactive was Mordheim: City of the Damned, but as far as specifics, those will have to wait. This artwork is about it for now. Focus Home says it'll have more details about Necromunda on February 1.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=408175Zack Furnisshttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Zack+FurnissReview: Space Hulk: Deathwing2016-12-28T10:00:00Z2016-12-28T10:00:00Z
Despite being a big tabletop gamer, I don't have any particular affinity for Warhammer 40K. Like most people, I found Space Marine to be an entertaining (if shallow) dalliance with the universe, but I never was able to shake the fact that I was playing as a murderous Buzz Lightyear, stomping Orks with my big silly spaceboots.

I do however have an affinity for the idea of suiting up with some friends and blasting some Tyranids -- the 40K equivalent to Xenomorphs -- in a Space Hulk, amalgamous collections of various ships and debris. Running through monolithic stone cathedrals embedded in the bowels of huge spaceships, lit only by the muzzle flashes of my Assault Cannon as I defend my fellow Space Marines? Sounds like a dream game.

Unfortunately, the dreams will remain just that for now, unless Streum On Studio does some major reworking on the sadly flawed Space Hulk: Deathwing.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=403156Dealzonhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/DealzonWarhammer 40K squad shooter Space Hulk: Deathwing is 32% off2016-12-06T14:00:00Z2016-12-06T14:00:00Z
Warhammer 40,000 junkies looking for some first-person shooter action are in luck this week. Space Hulk: Deathwing is out on Friday for PC with a pre-order discount of $33.99 on Steam. Of course third-party retailer Green Man Gmaing is itching to get your business with a price break chopping the game further down to $27.29.

A 32% discount before the game releases is about as good as you can except to find on a game hitting the top 10 sellers list on Steam.

Space Hulk: Deathwing (Steam) — $27.29 (list price $40)

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In order to see the full discount on Space Hulk: Deathwing, you'll need to login or create a new account at GMG. After that point the price break takes full effect and you'll see the discount from $39.99 to $27.29.

We expect the deal to last through the entire week and expire after release, most likely dropping from the current 32% off to 18%~20% off.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=402494Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreSpace Hulk: Deathwing looks like one of the better Warhammer 40K adaptations2016-12-02T15:00:00Z2016-12-02T15:00:00Z

Streum On Studio is onto something cool with Space Hulk: Deathwing, its squad-based shooter adaptation of the Space Hulk board game. There's a sense of weight and intimidation to the hulking Terminator armor that other games have sorely missed, and I love those sudden, surprising bursts of speed. And yes, it's true: I'm also partial to a good Genestealer explosion. Lots of that here.

This extended footage comes after a recent beta, and right before the game's rapidly-approaching PC release. "We haven't been waiting until the end of the Beta to start fixing the issues you've reported and optimizing the game," wrote the developers. "We've already made huge progress, and are dedicated to working around the clock until the last minute to make the Emperor proud of our game on December 9th! We're aware that some of you have experienced major technical issues - it's our number one priority to deliver a smooth experience at release."

I doubt my PC will be able to handle this especially well (the game is running on Unreal Engine 4, for what that's worth), but there are also Xbox One and PlayStation 4 ports coming as well.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=388695Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreThe Eldar look like a real nuisance in Dawn of War III2016-09-23T09:00:00Z2016-09-23T09:00:00Z
To date, Relic has focused on the Space Marine side of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III, but that's only one of the playable factions in the campaign. We'll also get to command the resourceful Orks and the oh-so-pesky Eldar. It's now the latter's turn in the spotlight.

Farseer Macha is returning for Dawn of War III and, um, are you awake enough for a lore dump? Here ya go! In this game's story, she's trying to preserve her kind, and that will once again put her up against Gabriel Angelos. That said, I won't be surprised when a greater threat leads to a short-live alliance.

I'm not much of an Eldar player, but the Wraithknight Taldeer (the badass counterpart to the Space Marine's Imperial Knight Solaria) has me strongly reconsidering this stance. Other confirmed units include Dire Avengers, Howling Banshees, Dark Reapers, Rangers, Shadow Spectres, and the Fire Prism.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=385616Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreIt's been a long wait, but Dawn of War III is shaping up well2016-09-09T12:00:00Z2016-09-09T12:00:00Z
It's no secret that I've been happy about Relic's revival of the Dawn of War series amid the countless other Warhammer 40,000 video game adaptations materializing on a now-yearly basis. There's so gosh darn many of 'em! And, aside from a dream sequel to the well-liked but still underrated Space Marine, there's nothing I want from this densely-packed property more than Relic-made strategy titles.

This past weekend at PAX West, I was able to spend 45 minutes with the base-building, big-army ways of Dawn of War III, a sort of fusion of the first game's design philosophy with the more recent titles' focus on managing fewer, more powerful characters in and outside of cover.

I don't have a definite "take" on the game yet -- it was only a single mission's worth of hands-on time, leaving lots of room to speculate and extrapolate -- but my appointment sure did go by quickly.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=378002Kyle MacGregorhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Kyle+MacGregorRelic has 'a hunger' for more Space Marine, but a sequel seems unlikely at this point2016-08-15T10:00:00Z2016-08-15T10:00:00Z
Relic Entertainment is a studio best known for its strategy games, such as the Company of Heroes and Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War series, but that didn't stop the developer from knocking out of the park a project outside its typical wheelhouse in 2011. In the twilight of THQ's (Relic's former parent company) existence, the studio put out an impressive action game that brought to life the Warhammer 40,000 universe in ways that no video game adaptation had or has done since.

Unfortunately, for Relic and the ailing THQ, that title, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine, failed to meet sales expectations, and plans for a pair of sequels were shelved amid THQ's 2012 bankruptcy.

Since those dark days, Sega has acquired Relic, adding the Vancouver-based studio to a stable of strategy-focused development houses that now also includes Total War maker Creative Assembly and Endless Space team Amplitude Studios. So, with a couple other Sega satellites to keep the strategy space locked down, I couldn't help but ask Relic if there was any desire to make something different, like, say, a new Space Marine, while visiting the team's offices last month to see Dawn of War III.

"There's a bunch of love for [a potential sequel]," said Brent Disbrow, campaign lead on Dawn of War III. "A lot of people on my team worked on Space Marine, had a great time making it, and want to do it."

While he was quick to say a "Space Marine 2" isn't in the works at present, Disbrow mentioned "there's definitely a hunger for it," and should it ever happen, you'd know "it came honestly from the team."

Since the Sega acquisition, Relic "has been doubling down on our strength as a studio, which is in the PC strategy market. That's what we are shaped around and focused on," Disbrow added. "Does that mean we wouldn't circle around and do a Space Marine sequel or something like that in the future? Absolutely not. But right now we're focusing on strategy games."

Relic's renewed commitment to strategy games under Sega's leadership was a sentiment echoed by the developer's brand manager, Alex Price, who called the studio "a destination for strategy," saying the genre is its "core" focus "That's what we do best, that's our heritage, our legacy. It's something we know and love as a studio. We might as well stick to what we can deliver in terms of what our fans want."

You can find the original Space Marine on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC marketplaces.

[Editor's note: This article was prepared prior to the author's departure from Destructoid earlier this month.]

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=373696Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreSee Dawn of War III's return to big battles and base building2016-07-07T17:00:00Z2016-07-07T17:00:00Z

We've had some clips here and there, but this narrated mission (an extension of what was shown at E3) is our first proper look at the gameplay of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III.

Watching this 12 minutes or so of footage, it's apparent Relic has largely moved away from the Dawn of War II design of smaller-scale, cover-centric skirmishes toward base-building and all-out spectacle. That'll make certain fans very happy, but as someone who preferred the former approach, I'm torn for the time being. Elite units like the Imperial Knight razing the battlefield, though? Hell yes!

This will probably be what gets me to upgrade my PC. I've been putting it off for too long.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=359036Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreDawn of War III will focus more on big battles and base building2016-05-03T19:00:00Z2016-05-03T19:00:00Z
Not only was that teaser building up to Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III as many of us had hoped, but the reveal trailer itself was badass. I'm so happy. Even if it is Space Marines, Orks, and Eldar again for the three-sided story campaign (pending inevitable DLC), I need this!

Picking up from the basics shared this morning, PC Gamer has extra details about Relic's real-time strategy game. Bases, and larger-scale skirmishes, are back. I always preferred Dawn of War II's tactical squad-based style over the original game's more traditional battles, but there's certainly room to reach more of a middle ground, and it sounds like that's the plan. For players like me, there will still be special elite units to micro-manage in addition to the hordes of cannon fodder.

Another point of contention has been the recent games' cover system. According to PC Gamer, Relic is taking a "simplified" approach here. "The change makes Dawn of War III's big, chaotic battlefields easier to parse, and gives melee units an important role as siege-breakers."

Exciting stuff. I can't wait to see some Imperial Knights, Gorkanauts, and Wraithknights clash.

Dawn of War 3: inside Relic's biggest RTS yet [PC Gamer]

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=358822Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreI hope this Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War teaser is for a new game2016-05-02T13:30:00Z2016-05-02T13:30:00Z

We are ready for another Dawn of War game, but is Relic Entertainment? I sure hope so!

This teaser video and the series' official site both point to an announcement happening tomorrow at 7:00am Pacific. May 3 and Dawn of War III? Could it be that obvious of a connection?

I know Games Workshop has bombarded us with video game adaptions in recent years, but I'll always have room in my heart for more Dawn of War. Another Space Marine, too.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=358195Zack Furnisshttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Zack+FurnissFinally, we have some Space Hulk: Deathwing gameplay to look at2016-04-28T19:30:00Z2016-04-28T19:30:00Z
I've told you before that I know very little about Warhammer, whether it's 40K or the regular universe. But that doesn't mean I'm not curious about Streum On Studio's (the team behind E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy) Space Hulk: Deathwing.

A first-person cooperative shooter where you get to play as Buzz Lightyear dudes and kill Genestealers sounds like the right amount of ridiculous grimdark to me, but up until now we've only seen screenshots and no action. Today, that changes, and I'm even more excited now. It looks like there'll be some slow moments in between battles, where players close doors to stave off enemy advances and exploring badass ships, which I'm all for. Plus, the name of the game is just really fun to say. Space. Hulk. Deathwing. Mmm.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=345807Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreFive years later, Dawn of War II: Retribution adds the Necron Overlord2016-03-01T20:00:00Z2016-03-01T20:00:00Z
Five years of Dawn of War II: Retribution. My goodness. It doesn't feel like it has been then long at all, but then, anniversaries like this have a way of sneaking up on me. Relic and Sega were keeping track, at least. While there's no surprise Dawn of War III announcement today (darn), there is news of a long-awaited character arrival and another patch for the 2011 strategy game.

For five days beginning March 10, 2016, players can nab the Necron Overlord for free for use in the Last Stand survival mode. He is "by far the most-requested addition," according to the developer, who designed him with a mix of long-range and area-of-effect melee playstyles. After that initial giveaway window (March 15 and on), the Overlord will cost $9.99.

The new patch addresses a handful of issues in Retribution culled from community feedback:

Replaced the weapons for the supporting members of Imperial Guard Heavy Weapon Squad. The ranged weapons of the supporting squad members were removed in an earlier bug patch.

The Hardcore Steam achievement now unlocks after beating wave 20 in the Last Stand Anvil of Khorne Map.

Progress on Last Stand weapon achievements is now being recorded correctly.

Fixed a crash that occurred when the Chaos Sorcerer cloned the Tau Shas'O Commander's drone.

Fixed a crash that occurred when first encountering the Eldar in the Space Marine campaign.

Fixed a crash that occurred when crossing the bridge in the Dark Portal mission of the Ork Campaign.

 Added multiple colors in the army painter. Due to new colors for the Necron, there are new colors for everyone!

Relic also outlined some bugs it hasn't been able to fix yet -- Windows 10 crashes, broken Steam invites, Last Stand not launching -- and noted that its work isn't finished yet. "Keep playing, keep your feedback coming, and together we'll continue to improve!"

Cool to see continued support like this, but uh, Dawn of War III? Please? There's clearly interest!

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=337138Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreBattlefleet: Gothic Armada is holding the Space Marines for early adopters2016-01-27T15:00:00Z2016-01-27T15:00:00Z
Battlefleet: Gothic Armada is a real-time strategy game in which sprawling Warhammer 40,000 ships blow each other to smithereens. As previewed in today's narrative trailer, there's a story, too! I'm typically not a big fan of animated sequences like this in video games, but given the source material, the cinematics could work well. There's some cool art here, at least.

Developer Tindalos Interactive also shared pre-order details this week. Folks who pay up front will get access to the Battlefleet multiplayer beta "a few weeks before official launch" in March.

Whether your pre-order or not, if you "join the community during the first couple of months following the game's launch," you'll earn another faction, the Space Marines, for use in multiplayer modes and AI skirmishes. If you don't get around to playing until later -- say, once the game goes on sale down the road -- then you'll have to pay for that fleet. Something to keep in mind.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=336101Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreSpace Hulk: Deathwing looks really cool2016-01-22T21:00:00Z2016-01-22T21:00:00Z
In recent years, a bunch of different games have drawn from Games Workshop properties. Some were good. Many weren't. I have long since learned to not get too invested pre-release. It's just easier that way. But there is one title I've kept up with for years now: Space Hulk: Deathwing.

Not to be confused with that other Space Hulk, which more closely resembles the board game, this is being made by the folks responsible for the real weird, real ambitious E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy -- not that you'd know it from these images. They look spectacular!

Check 'em out. I've also tossed in a couple older screens that show what Deathwing is like in first-person. It's nice to have that contrast.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=323139Kyle MacGregorhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Kyle+MacGregorOh hey, a Warhammer 40K game that looks okay2015-11-29T18:00:00Z2015-11-29T18:00:00Z

Games Workshop isn't the most discerning of license holders. Ever since the demise of THQ, the company has allowed just about anyone to make a video game based on Warhammer 40,000.

The situation has reached the point where Destructoid boss Jordan Devore and I, despite both being massive fans of the property, are having trouble keeping all these games straight and has us yearning for the good old days of Space Marine and annualized Dawn of War expansions.

Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade looks like it might recapture some of that magic, at least if this alpha footage is any indication. It's almost looks like the sequel that Space Marine should have, but probably never will receive -- a grim reality that haunts my dreams every night.

Of course, it's also an MMO in development at a studio best-known for making children's licensed games and Naughty Bear. Hopefully it will turn out alright, but I'm not holding my breath just yet.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=321676Mike Martinhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Mike+MartinGame with the devs of WH40K: Regicide again!2015-11-20T02:30:00Z2015-11-20T02:30:00Z
Hammerfall Publishing, the awesome folks behind Warhammer 40K: Regicide, want to play with you again! We somehow didn't deter them last time!

What is Regicide you ask (again, I might add)? It's about the bloodiest, most amazing take on chess that I've seen. It has two modes. Classic mode follows old-school chess rules, but more murder-y. Regicide mode let's you plan your strategy and utilize tactical abilities (and some crazy powers too) to wipe your enemies clean off the board. Game has online and single player, as well as letting you choose either the Space Marines or the Orks! Why listen to my little blurb? Watch the gameplay video below and then go play with the fine folks who made it!

This is all going down at 3pm PST on Sunday the 22nd. It will be on the game's Twitch channel here. Join in the chat to play or shoot them an email here, to setup something in advance. I will be in chat, there might be the handing out of some game codes and even some hoodies (dat Spush Mareeen one)!

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=320023Mike Martinhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Mike+MartinGame with the devs of WH40K: Regicide! 2015-11-10T12:30:00Z2015-11-10T12:30:00Z
Hammerfall Publishing, the awesome folks behind Warhammer 40K: Regicide, want to play with you! No, not like that. PUT THAT AWAY! Sheesh. We have company. These nice folks want to play their game with you silly.

What is Regicide you ask (as you hopefully zip up)? It's about the bloodiest, most amazing take on chess that I've seen. It has two modes. Classic mode follows old-school chess rules, but more murder-y. Regicide mode let's you plan your strategy and utilize tactical abilities (and some crazy powers too) to wipe your enemies clean off the board. Game has online and single player, as well as letting you choose either the Space Marines or the Orks! Why listen to my little blurb? Watch the gameplay video below and then go play with the fine folks who made it!

This is all going down from 9pm PST to 11pm PST tonight on the game's Twitch channel here. Join in the chat to play or shoot them an email here, to setup something in advance. I will be in chat (hopefully, my phone is a butt lately) handing out some game codes, but if you'd like to just comment below for chance to win, go ahead.

Leave us a comment telling us your favorite faction and how you'd like to smite your enemies. Winners will be chosen by 11/14/15 @ 11:59 PST

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=318131Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreDawn of War II: Retribution just got some weird new DLC2015-10-29T15:00:00Z2015-10-29T15:00:00Z
Today's reminder that Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III would be a lovely thing to exist comes in the form of a peculiar DLC release for 2011's Dawn of War II: Retribution.

Out now on Steam, the Ridiculously Bloody Blood Pack adds a toggle for dramatic new blood effects in the real-time strategy game. It's the kind of thing that would be a fun little bonus, but it costs $1.99.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=317940Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreBattlefleet Gothic: Armada brings out the Orks2015-10-28T15:00:00Z2015-10-28T15:00:00Z
I'm starting to run out of intelligible things to say about Battlefleet Gothic: Armada, but even if I did have fresh insights, I'd be too preoccupied by these screenshots to share them.

Good lord is this game pretty.

Today, it's finally the Orks' turn, and their cobbled-together ships are represented especially well here in Unreal Engine 4. I have to wonder how demanding this game will be on PCs.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=312369Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreSteam's hosting a free weekend for Dawn of War2015-09-24T18:30:00Z2015-09-24T18:30:00Z
It isn't the weekend yet, but I'm about to have me some fun. Ready up.

The Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War series is free to play on Steam until Sunday at 1:00pm Pacific. I'd recommend Dawn of War II and Chaos Rising -- they'll keep you plenty busy. And know that you don't have to be a strategy mastermind to fall for these games. I'm certainly not one.

Do also try the cooperative Last Stand mode in Dawn of War II. It's so satisfying once you get a good team going. Should you want to buy any of these titles, they're 75 percent off.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=310198Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreFinally, some Battlefleet Gothic gameplay2015-09-10T14:00:00Z2015-09-10T14:00:00Z
We've seen impressive stills from Tindalos and Focus Home's Battlefleet Gothic: Armada but no gameplay footage up until now. The Unreal Engine 4-powered real-time strategy title looks fantastic in motion, too. After hearing about all of those Warhammer 40,000 mobile games for so long, this is a real palate cleanser. It's no Dawn of War III or Space Marine 2, but it's something.

Players can command Imperium, Chaos, Ork, and Eldar fleets. Which will you pick?

After seeing that the four Marks of Chaos are in the game, that's where I'm leaning.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=296071Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreFingers crossed for this Warhammer 40K action-RPG2015-07-15T14:30:00Z2015-07-15T14:30:00Z
Games Workshop seems hellbent on flooding the market with Warhammer 40,000 video games, and I'm hopeful at least a couple of them will turn out well. Here's another that shows potential.

Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr is an action role-playing title from The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing developer NeocoreGames. According to the studio, "a colossal sandbox game" awaits players once they clear the main storyline. I'm not expecting a happy ending.

As is customary for this property, our first look at the project is a non-gameplay teaser. Inquisitor will release in 2016 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

New Warhammer 40,000 Action-RPG Announced [IGN]

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=295409Joe Parlockhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Joe+ParlockSega registers DawnOfWar3.com2015-07-06T02:00:00Z2015-07-06T02:00:00Z
It's funny how many little ways a publisher can screw up and leak (or "leak" if you're a cynic) its upcoming games in 2015. A misworded interview here, a guy walking in and stealing your lunch there, and of course personally one of my favourites: the domain name registration.

This time, it's Sega of America's turn, as their recent registration of DownofWar3.com lets on that maybe the third game in Relic's popular Warhammer 40K RTS series is coming. Of course, the never-blinking eye of reddit noticed.

According to WhoIs lookups, the domain was updated by the Systems and Network Operations at Sega of America on March 26. This could just be a measure to prevent people from sitting on the domain, but Relic's last game Company of Heroes 2 was released just over two years ago now. It makes sense for them to be working on something.

Oh so surprisingly, the domain doesn't actually link to anything yet. The game not being announced yet and all maybe explains that, or maybe Dawn of War 3 takes place in a huge snow storm and that's the reason for the blank, white page.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=293640Nic Rowenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Nic+RowenWhat righteous fury looks like in Space Hulk: Deathwing2015-06-09T18:30:00Z2015-06-09T18:30:00Z
I've been interested in Space Hulk: Deathwing ever since they put out that trailer with the groovy music from Kadebostany a few months back. Today, Streum On Studio (the same team who brought us the wonderfully strange E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy) released a few new screenshots and details about the game that seem to validate my faith.

Deathwing will feature solo and co-op play with an appropriately strong emphasis on squad tactics and teamwork. Each member of the team fills a particular and important part in bringing death to the Xeno scum infesting the derelict space hulk, and it will take deft coordination by the squad's Librarian to make sure everyone is using their flamethrowers and storm bolters to their greatest potential. A dynamic difficulty curve will spawn more and more Genestealers to overwhelm particularly effective squads and keep you on your toes. There's no rest for the wicked or for the genetically enhanced, heavily armored, space-zealot apparently.

The screenshots show exactly the kind of carnage and chaos you'd want from a first-person Space Marine experience. Genestealers swarming in from all directions, bolters and plasma cannons blazing, corpses strewn around like confetti -- Grimdark bliss.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=292930Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreHumble is bundling Relic's Warhammer 40,000 and Company of Heroes games2015-05-28T17:30:00Z2015-05-28T17:30:00Z
There's a lot to love in this Humble Weekly Bundle of Relic games, but I have to give a special shout out to Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine. Years later, I'm still amazed it turned out as well as it did. Satisfying shooting, melee, and movement, all wrapped up in that extravagant universe.

Pay what you want: Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War Game of the Year Edition, Dawn of War II, Company of Heroes Complete Edition, Company of Heroes 2 - The Western Front Armies - Oberkommando West

Pay more than the average (~$5): Dawn of War II: Retribution, Space Marine, Company of Heroes 2, Company of Heroes 2 - The Western Front Armies: US Forces

Pay $15 or more: Company of Heroes 2 - Ardennes Assault

Pay $30 or more: Relic t-shirt

The bundle runs until Thursday, June 4 at 11:00am Pacific. Happy ork hunting.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=291757Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreBattlefleet Gothic: Armada continues to look cool2015-05-07T17:30:00Z2015-05-07T17:30:00Z

There are a bunch of upcoming games set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Many of them look less than stellar, assuming you can even keep up with them all, but a few manage to stand out. One is Battlefleet Gothic: Armada, which we've seen and heard little about so far.

As a refresher, this is indeed an adaptation of Games Workshop's tabletop miniatures game. It's a PC strategy title with Imperial, Chaos, Elder, and Ork forces vying for control in space. Basically: Warhammer 40K + ship customization + real-time combat means I'm interested.

This clip is a teaser, so little to no action is shown. It starts off with just one ship -- a lavish, cathedral-esque ship, mind -- and then a few more show up, and then there's suddenly a whole armada. Shots are fired, but the impact isn't shown. Fine. I didn't want to see it, anyway!

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=289616Steven Hansenhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Steven+HansenSteam SEGA Super Bundle gives you $370 worth of games for $802015-03-27T10:00:00Z2015-03-27T10:00:00Z
Sega is sailing onto Steam with sales this sweekend.

On this page you'll find a general list of things on sale. It is deceptive because a $2.50 Jet Set Radio or a $6.80 Valkyria Chronicles share as much screen space as the "SEGA Super Bundle." If you click the latter, you'll find, by Steam's math, $370 "worth" of games discounted to $80.

You can call it padded because it reads like the SEGA Genesis Collection with a few big ticket items thrown in (Sonic Generations, Binary Domain, Alpha Protocol). I call it a clever way to sneak copies of classics like Viking: Battle of Asgard and The Club into peoples' Steam libraries. If you were already planning on spending $35 on Football Manager 15, though, this deal is pretty sweet.

Still, even if you just pick and choose the bundles (Dreamcast Collection, $10.50) or individual titles you want (Alien: Isolation, $12.50), there are some cheap games to be had.

Plus, everyone needs to buy Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine. It's $2.50!

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=288223Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreI want more Warhammer 40K games, but not like this2015-02-25T19:00:00Z2015-02-25T19:00:00Z

It would be laughable how many Warhammer 40,000 videogame adaptations are in active development if it weren't so sad. Still no Space Marine sequel. But there is this, a multiplayer online battle arena game called Dark Nexus Arena. Discretion, Games Workshop -- show some!

There's a $250 Flesh-Sculptor Pack available that comes with limited-edition character skins and early founder access to the game. It's just hard to look at this stuff and not grimace.

Instead of going after that MOBA market, I would have loved to see a follow-up to The Last Stand, which debuted in Dawn of War II before going standalone. It was this stellar wave-based fight for survival that demanded proficiency with your character and their gear, and absolute teamwork.

But, I get it. Money matters.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=287643Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreInteresting song choice, Space Hulk: Deathwing2015-02-13T21:00:00Z2015-02-13T21:00:00Z

Oh, that's right! The studio behind the eccentric cyberpunk shooter E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy is now making a Warhammer 40,000 game called Space Hulk: Deathwing. That probably explains the atypical song selection (Kadebostany's "Walking with a Ghost") for this trailer.

I'm curious to see how Streum On Studio will pull off first-person gunplay in the cramped corridors of a Space Hulk. The execution could easily fall flat. Then again, Deathwing is packing Terminator armor and psychic abilities, so I'm obligated by law to keep up with the game until release.

When that'll happen, I'm not sure. The date is still listed as TBA for "PC and consoles."

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=286311Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreGames Workshop's Battlefleet Gothic becoming a real-time strategy PC game2015-01-16T15:00:00Z2015-01-16T15:00:00Z
Kyle and I were just talking about how much we wanted a new Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine. What a joy that was, all up close and personal. While we wait indefinitely on that dream to come true, there are plenty more videogame adaptations of Games Workshop properties on the way.

Focus Home Interactive has stepped up to publish Battlefleet Gothic: Armada, a real-time strategy PC title based on the tabletop miniatures game in which various Warhammer 40K races engage in space battles. Imperial, Chaos, Eldar, and Ork factions are confirmed for the videogame.

You'll be able to customize "all aspects" of your ships, according to the announcement. "From battle to battle, the admirals and crew of surviving ships will gain experience and promotions, improving the battle-readiness of the ship for future, bigger and more dangerous battles."

Who's developing Armada? That's always the question with these Games Workshop projects. It's a studio named Tindalos Interactive, whose previous title Stellar Impact also had space combat.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=280742Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreDawn of War II is no longer tied to Games for Windows Live2014-09-05T13:00:00Z2014-09-05T13:00:00Z
Relic has migrated the excellent Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II and its Chaos Rising expansion away from Games for Windows Live, just as the studio said it would.

Unfortunately, not everything made it over to Steamworks, including: LAN support, pausing in multiplayer, and referee functions. Long-time players will also have to start from scratch -- previous save files and experience / player levels under Games for Windows Live are not compatible.

Frustrating, but we'll get over it. Perhaps I'll take this as an excuse to get back into The Last Stand mode which, for a time, I was infatuated with. So much fun with a solid group.

Dawn of War II Feature Changes [Steam]

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=277268Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreI sure hope Space Hulk: Deathwing will be good2014-06-27T16:30:00Z2014-06-27T16:30:00Z

Here's a much better (in-engine) trailer for Space Hulk: Deathwing, a first-person shooter in development at E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy developer Streum On Studio for next year.

The video shows the Deathwing squad blasting apart Genestealers for not even 30 seconds, but that'll do. Oh, that'll do just fine. This is coming to PC and "consoles," but with today's confirmation that PlayStation 4 is one of them, I have to imagine the other will be Xbox One.

I'm curious to see what Deathwing will look like in-game, what with it being first-person and all.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=275544Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreRelic is moving the Dawn of War series' multiplayer to Steam2014-05-28T22:00:00Z2014-05-28T22:00:00Z
In these final days before GameSpy shuts down its support for a wide range of multiplayer games, here's how Relic Entertainment is handling the situation for its Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War series. The franchise is being updated to use Company of Heroes 2's multiplayer backend, meaning not only will it continue to function, it'll come out of this mess "improved."

The first Dawn of War and its expansions already underwent an update, on May 22, to keep multiplayer going post-GameSpy by switching to Steam. And while Relic is at it, it'll be separating Dawn of War II and its Chaos Rising expansion from Games for Windows Live. "This migration is in progress and we'll have more details soon," says design lead Philippe Boulle.

"In the short term, there are likely to be some technical issues with the new setup," continued Boulle. "Recreating the multiplayer infrastructure for seven titles is no small feat, and there will be bugs. Ultimately, we felt that it would be better to get the update out in a slightly imperfect state in time to prevent an outright interruption in multiplayer play. So, bugs."

Nice! I'd love to replay the Dawn of War II games again, one day.

Dawn of War Letter from the Designer [Steam]

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=275224Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreAn Unreal Engine 4-powered Warhammer 40K first-person shooter2014-05-22T13:30:00Z2014-05-22T13:30:00Z
Streum On Studio, the developer behind the crazed E.Y.E. Divine Cybermancy, already announced Space Hulk: Deathwing, its FPS take on the Warhammer 40,000 universe.

But today might as well be our introduction to the game -- there are actual screenshots this time, not a vague teaser trailer. And they look cool! The game has you, a Deathwing Librarian, leading a squad aboard a Space Hulk full of horrors "from Genestealer Hybrids equipped with heavy weapons, through many sub-species of Genestealers, to huge Bloodlords."

As a Librarian, you'll of course have access to psychic powers. Points earned in battle can be spent on four skill trees, so there'll be some progression: improved abilities, new powers, relics, and more weapons, according to today's press release. Yeah, I'm tentatively in for Deathwing.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=266754Joshua Derocherhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Joshua+DerocherNew Warhammer 40K game is going to be a MOBA2013-12-02T12:15:00Z2013-12-02T12:15:00Z
A new Warhammer 40K game is being made, according to Develop. The game is called Storm of Vengeance, and it will be a "lane strategy" game for mobile and PC. Lane Strategy? Really? Does everyone need their own term for a League of Legends type game? Can't we just stick with MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena)?

Eutechnyx, the studio behind Storm of Vengeance, is described as a mobile company, which doesn't sound that exciting, but if you look up the company it's been around for awhile. It started back in 1987 as Zeppelin games, and made classics like Edd the Duck! and International Soccer. Under the current name of Eutechnyx they created Big Mutha Truckers and NASCAR '14. They might might an OK game, which I am going to be hopefully wishing for.

Eutechnyx working on Warhammer 40,000 mobile game [Develop]

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=266628Alasdair Duncanhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Alasdair+DuncanHere's your first look at the card-based Space Wolf2013-11-29T22:00:00Z2013-11-29T22:00:00Z

After THQ's dissolution, the Warhammer 40K license was scattered to the winds. We've ended up with an apparently disappointing Space Hulk remake and this upcoming Space Wolf game. What's interesting is that this game is going to be a turn-based combat game with a card collecting side too. The fact that it's featuring my favourite Space Marine legion is a definite plus; Space Wolves are like regular Warhammer 40K Space Marines mixed in with a dash of vikings. A winning combination if ever there was one.

Whilst the combat in the trailer doesn't look the most scintillating thing I've ever seen, the idea of a deck-building Warhammer 40K game is appealing. I've been getting into card games recently and the only thing that's stopped me playing more is the lack of a regular human opponent. A version of the game I can put on my phone sounds pretty appealing too but I'll have to wait until Q2 2012 when Space Wolf is due for release.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=265919Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreWarhammer 40K: Eternal Crusade doesn't seem so bad2013-11-18T16:00:00Z2013-11-18T16:00:00Z

I cannot keep these Warhammer 40,000 games straight, and I say that as a fan of the property. There's an MMO in the works called Eternal Crusade which looks halfway decent, as evidenced by the snippet of early gameplay footage found in this developer diary.

Let's be frank -- it looks like Space Marine. I am okay with this. More than okay, actually, since we never did get a sequel to that game and its mechanics deserved one.

The fact that Behaviour Interactive is handling development has me cautious given the studio's prior work, but what's shown here has convinced me to at least keep an eye on Eternal Crusade.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=261197Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreDevelopers of E.Y.E. are making Space Hulk: Deathwing2013-09-03T12:00:00Z2013-09-03T12:00:00Z

With so many of these new Warhammer 40,000 games coming out now, I'm left sitting here waiting for that coveted Dawn of War III to steal away my weekends -- but it's nowhere in sight. In the meantime, Space Hulk: Deathwing has caught my eye. It is in development at Streum On Studio, which is responsible for E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy, otherwise known as the game where you get to hack doors and they can hack you back. It was a real trip.

A step away from Full Control's recent boardgame-inspired Space Hulk videogame, Deathwing is a first-person shooter. There will still be tight corridors and Genestealers, of course, so that will be interesting to see realized given the camera perspective. I'm nervous about that -- and we only have a non-gameplay teaser here -- but E.Y.E. was so out there that I'll be keeping this on my radar regardless. Whatever Deathwing ends up being, it surely won't be boring.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=258860Alasdair Duncanhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Alasdair+DuncanYou can now pre-purchase Space Hulk on Steam2013-07-27T14:00:00Z2013-07-27T14:00:00Z
If you've been hankering to purge Tyranids then you'll be glad to hear the new version of Space Hulk is now available for pre-purchase on Steam. It's been 20 years since the original PC version and with XCOM: Enemy Unknown raising the profile of combat strategy games recently, it feels a good time to dust off the old Terminator armor and kill some Genestealers.

The game will cost you $29.99/£22.99 and you'll get a special Genestealer skin as well as an exclusive banner for the multiplayer mode. I think the multiplayer is what has me excited the most; it's been a long time since I played any Space Hulk and I'm keen to pit my wits against the Tryanids again. What's interesting is that Full Control is doing asynchronous multiplayer on PC, Mac, and iOS platforms.

Space Hulk is looking really true to both the original board game and the videogame; the character models look spot on and the new game will feature missions from the original board game which is great news. We will all find out when Space Hulk is released a few weeks from now on August 15.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=256524Darren Nakamurahttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Darren+NakamuraSpace Hulk unit sports stylish belt chain in new screens2013-06-18T12:00:00Z2013-06-18T12:00:00Z
We haven't seen much from the videogame adaptation of the board game Space Hulk since its initial reveal. During GDC this year, GameSpot was able to see a gameplay demo, and it looked rough around the edges, to put it lightly.

These screens look decent enough, with dashes of color thanks to muzzle flash, electricity, and gore. The setting is still suitably dreary but bland, for better or for worse. I'm mostly interested in the chain hanging from the space marine's belt loop. Are those handcuffs? Does he intend to book the Genestealers and take 'em downtown?

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=256106Joshua Derocherhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Joshua+DerocherAnother Warhammer 40K game in the works and it's an MMO2013-06-11T22:00:00Z2013-06-11T22:00:00Z
From the studio that brought you classic games like Naughty Bear: Panic in Paradise comes a new massively-multiplayer online game set in the Warhammer 40k universe. Yup, it's a game no one knew they wanted and probably still don't want.

Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade was announced during E3, and a website is up with some voice overs about the Imperium and Dark Gods, but nothing about the game other than it's a "3rd person persistent online action" game. Screenshots and videos aren't available yet, but according to the site something is coming soon.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=254316Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreFirst details on Slitherine's Warhammer 40K: Armageddon2013-05-22T20:30:00Z2013-05-22T20:30:00Z
Going off the original announcement for Slitherine's Warhammer project, we knew that it would be a turn-based game but not much else. That tidbit is correct, and now we've got more to go on: Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon will be hex-based, built off Games Workshop's Battle for Armageddon setting, and multiplatform (PC and iOS), for starters.

The story, centered around the Second War for Armageddon, is spread across 30 main scenarios not including tutorials. Thankfully, characters will retain their experience and equipment from mission to mission. Slitherine has also promised 100+ unit types with 20 different stats, an editor for modders, and a separate selection of maps "designed and balanced specifically for multiplayer" with the company's PBEM++ system.

Armageddon is going to be the real deal when it drops in Q1 2014, I think. "It's been almost 15 years since a turn-based strategy game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe has been released and we think it is now time to deliver that experience to all fans around the world," said Slitherine development director Iain McNeil.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=252213Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreMore Dawn of War? Relic suggests a 'strong possibility'2013-04-22T19:30:00Z2013-04-22T19:30:00Z
With Sega's purchase of Relic Entertainment behind us, now more than ever I'm dying to hear about the future of the company's Warhammer 40,000 titles. Game director Quinn Duffy told Eurogamer that "There's a strong possibility we'll all be working together again on Dawn of War."

He's "still a bit fuzzy" on the various THQ auctions, details of which are only now about to come out. "There were certain properties that were attached to the sale of Relic initially, which was Company of Heroes, but not all of Relic's initial IP was part of that initial sale package," he stated. "Dawn of War, because it's a license and it's owned by Games Workshop, they have the opportunity to work that license with whoever they want. I would hope it would be us again. We had a great working relationship with Games Workshop."

While Duffy wouldn't say if the studio is working on Dawn of War III, he did offer a general comment. "We've stopped and started on a number of things over the past that have given us lessons. But sometimes it's easier just to start again on something new," he said. "With Company of Heroes, when we started, we wanted to bring our level of tech up substantially. Going into the future, Relic's got to do that again. We've got to get our next generation engine ready for years down the road. Whatever's happening has to take that into account."

Not long ago, I had to reinstall Retribution to scratch that particular Warhammer 40K itch. It crops up from time to time and becomes impossible to ignore before long. If Relic is still on board with another entry, I'm always ready for more Dawn of War.

"Strong possibility" Relic will work with Games Workshop on Dawn of War 3 [Eurogamer]

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=249316Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreYet another Warhammer 40,000 game is on the way2013-03-21T20:30:00Z2013-03-21T20:30:00Z
Between Space Hulk and Slitherine's turn-based Warhammer 40,000 title, Games Workshop seems to be branching out. Roadhouse Interactive is also getting in on the action with a side-scrolling action game targeting smartphones and tablets. We know that it's one Space Marine versus untold Orks -- just the way I like it -- but little else at this time.

"The work we have seen to-date from Roadhouse makes us extremely confident that this new mobile title will be a fantastic addition to the range of digital games we are building," said Games Workshop's head of licensing Jon Gillard. "We are extremely pleased that Tarrnie and the guys at Roadhouse Interactive, who are both veteran developers and very familiar with our IP, are going to help expand the Warhammer 40,000 universe into the hands of mobile gamers with this unique take on it."

No screenshots or key art have been released yet, but we can probably use our imagination. The premise sounds good to me, though I'm less sure about the platforms it will appear on. Time will tell, I suppose. And now I'm remembering that Space Marine exists while a sequel doesn't.

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=248801Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreSlitherine is making a turn-based Warhammer 40,000 game2013-03-15T13:15:00Z2013-03-15T13:15:00Z
Strategy game developer Slitherine has signed a licensing agreement with Games Workshop to make a multiplatform turn-based title based on Warhammer 40,000, it was announced this week. This project will be in line with what the studio does best, so fans of the tabletop game in particular will want to keep it on their radar.

"It's all about creating strategy games that are targeted to a particular audience and addressing a very specific need in the market," said Slitherine Group chairman JD McNeil. "The Warhammer 40,000 setting is a perfect fit for the style of strategy games that we make and will be very popular with fantasy and science fiction fans alike."

In a statement provided to GamesIndustry International, a rep for Games Workshop explained that "The days of monolithic Warhammer or Warhammer 40,000 licenses on all platforms are behind us. In the future, games based on our properties will be platform and subject specific, which is great news as it means there are far more opportunities than before."

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=247467Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+DevoreSpace Hulk sounds like a mix of the board game and XCOM2013-03-01T20:30:00Z2013-03-01T20:30:00Z
Over on Rock, Paper, Shotgun, we're given our first real look at Full Control's Space Hulk in addition to numerous details about this adaptation of the board game. According to studio head Thomas Hentschel Lund, the team is attempting "to take the board game experience and make a digital game out of it. What we mean with that is not taking it literally, 1:1. If you have in your head the boardgame as you play that, and XCOM, and mix those two together. That's the game experience you can expect from Space Hulk."

As if that weren't enough to get our attention, Lund continues by saying: "We don't want to go in and change a really cool, well-balanced, well-played game, and we're not going to dumb it down so it turns into a shooter. Our vision is that we essentially want to keep the claustrophobic atmosphere, you're up against millions of Genestealers potentially, you're the underdog. You're going to lose this game three out of four times, just as in the board game."

The full interview is worth a read -- it also gets into differences between the (lead) PC version and the iPad port, as well as the rather lucky way in which this project came about. It sounds to me like these folks have the right ideas for adapting Space Hulk. If they can execute on them well, we should be in for a real treat.

Exclusive: All About The New Space Hulk PC Game [Rock, Paper, Shotgun]

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=243669Allistair Pinsofhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Allistair+PinsofTop ten best THQ games: Remembering a giant2013-01-31T16:00:00Z2013-01-31T16:00:00Z
When assessing a publisher's impact on the industry, we tend to focus on the highs rather than consistency. THQ was anything but consistent, putting out Nintendo DS shovelware, rushed licensed games, and taking part in one of the absolute worst games of all time with Mohawk & Headphone Jack. And yet, THQ occupies a warm place in our hearts. Those three letters represent some of the best times we had with games of the past decade, bringing unknown studios like Volition and Relic into the limelight.

Once we scraped off all the Bratz games and pet sims, we had a hard time determining THQ's top ten best.

 Read more...tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=241098Jordan Devorehttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Jordan+Devore$25 gets you the THQ Collection on Steam2012-12-22T11:00:00Z2012-12-22T11:00:00Z
After the recent Humble THQ Bundle, I don't know how useful this deal will be, but the sheer absurdity of it all warrants a special mention. As part of the 2012 holiday Steam sale, there's a $24.99 collection which includes most of the publisher's games already released on the platform.

There's more than 20 games in all, ranging from Darksiders II to Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II and its expansions to Saints Row: The Third. There are some notable omissions, like S.T.A.L.K.E.R., You Don't Know Jack, and the original line of Dawn of War titles, but the value here is undeniable.

At the time of writing, the bundle has broken the top five on the top-sellers list. Interesting to think about in light of what's going on at the company right now. Clearly we like THQ's intellectual properties. Pull through, dammit!

 tag:https://www.destructoid.com/,2017:/post.phtml?pk=230355Alasdair Duncanhttp://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Alasdair+DuncanWeekend PC download deals: Warhammer 40K, Square Enix2012-06-29T20:30:00Z2012-06-29T20:30:00Z
Okay, so the inevitable Steam Summer Sale hasn't started yet but I for one am glad, since my work screwed up my time sheet and I'm not getting paid until Monday. Still, there's still the fantastic Dawn of War franchise and last year's Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine reduced by 75% on Steam this weekend if you must buy something. Which I'm sure you will.

GamersGate has a bunch of sales on this weekend; they've been running a 50% off sale on all Square Enix titles this week which is still on if you want to pick up the likes of Hitman: Blood Money, Thief: Deadly Shadows and Supreme Commander. Also reduced are the Men of War and earlier Call of Duty titles by 75% and 50%, respectively.

GOG.com's Summer Promo continues with 60% off Stronghold Defender and 40% off Lords of the Realm. Make sure you vote on which game you want to see reduced in today's daily poll. As always, your comments and feedback are appreciated. If there's something you'd like to see me cover in these posts, please leave a comment and I'll try and get it incorporated in Weekend PC Deals.


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Dodgers host Braves with rotation in flux
Stephen Fife today, Matt Magill tomorrow.
The Dodgers didn't intend for their rotation to line up this way, but that's how it's worked out with injuries galore to their starting core.
Left-hander Ted Lilly, originally scheduled to start Sunday against the Atlanta Braves, will go on the 15-day disabled list with a neck issue. Magill will be called up from Triple-A to take his place, Manager Don Mattingly indicated Saturday.
Fife, effective on Monday against the San Diego Padres, is on his second turn through the rotation replacing left-hander Chris Capuano, who is disabled with a strained back but should be available to return shortly.
The Dodgers are without shortstop Hanley Ramirez, who is being held out another day with a tight hamstring but is expected back Sunday. Mark Ellis is also out of the lineup in what Mattingly referred to as a quasi-platoon situation, with the Dodgers resting him frequently to try to prevent another trip to the DL for the 36-year-old.
Here are the full lineups for tonight's 7:10 p.m. game against Atlanta, the third game in a four-game set that concludes tomorrow. Fife opposes Kris Medlen after the Dodgers host their first Old Timers game in 18 years, with Rickey Henderson, Fernando Valenzuela and Darryl Strawberry among those playing:
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Feeling bad,
looking really pale.
I dont know whats wrong with me but im not feeling well.
Its been weeks since I ate last.
I wish this sickness would pass.
Im real deppressed & aint had know rest.
This sickness has taken over me,
a zombie is what it made me to be.
Hopeing to get out of this misery,
praying soon I'll be free.
But, I feel like Im passing through,
I guess there aint nothing I can do.
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Sour Cream Paprika Pork
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 15 mins
Pork fillet topped with a yummy sour cream paprika sauce.
Ingredients Nutrition
- olive oil
- 2 (450 g) pork fillets (Also known as pork tenderloin just like steak, this is the fillet mignon of pork, it is more expensi)
- flour
For the Paprika Sauce
- olive oil
- 30 -40 g butter
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, Crushed
- 150 -200 g mushrooms, sliced (I use swiss brown but button mushrooms are fine)
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 3 teaspoons tomato paste
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 teaspoon chicken bouillon granule, concentrated (powder, cube or paste.. Mine is quite dense so you may have to adjust for taste depending on what yo)
- 180 ml sour cream
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1⁄4 cup water
- I make this a lot for me and my hubby I buy pork fillet that usually vary in weight from 420g-460g for the two of us and this is perfect for us.
- Slice pork diagonally (allow 3-4 slices per person) and beat with a meat mallet to flatten slightly.
- Heat some olive oil in a pan. Dust pork with flour and shake away any excess flour. Place pork in pan and cook until browned on both sides and tender.
- For the Sauce.
- Heat about a Tablespoon of olive oil in a pan, add onion and garlic and cook until soft. Add the butter to the pan along with the sliced mushrooms cook until mushrooms are tender.
- Add Worcestershire sauce, tomato paste, paprika, water, chicken stock and lemon juice. Simmer for a few minutes and pour in sour cream stir until heated through.
- To serve place sliced pork on plate and pour sauce over. I served mine with cauliflower mash and garlic butter vegetables.
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this was great! i had veal cube steak so used that and smoked paprika. delish! will make again!
This seemed to me to be pork with a basic stroganoff sauce, but it was yummy all the same! I used pork scotch fillet. I am not sure I would flour the fillets again, this did not seem all that necessary. But the pork cooked beautifully and the sauce was very nice with mash; although I think I'd prefer pasta. I also used canned mushrooms which was a cheat, I think the flavour would be better with fresh. Thanks!
Outstanding! I buy tenderloins in bulk and keep in the freezer because we just love the cut of meat. I doubled the sauce so we'd have plenty to pour over the cutlets and Recipe #252762. Served with a side of Recipe #6446 Thanks for sharing your recipe!


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The latest Smash Bros. game is one of the most anticipated games in a while, and judging by its massive sales the Wii's most anticipated game ever. Does it live up to the hype?
One among the many expansions to the series is the addition of a story mode, the Subspace Emissary. Some evil force from outer space has arrived on earth and is turning our favorite videogame mascots into immobile trophies. A number of staple villains such as Bowser and King Dedede have enlisted in this effort. There has been only extreme reaction to this; people either love the fan service or hate the non-story.
I myself am indifferent; it simply frames the game play with pretty cut scenes. This mode has fighting, platforming, brawling, and puzzle elements. It is balanced between those elements but the majority of the game is a beat 'em up side-scroller.
There is a bevy of other game modes, but I am not going to get much into most of them.
The mode you will probably be spending most of your time in is the Multiplayer Brawl mode. This is the mode were up to four friends can battle on the couch to see who can reign supreme. Alternatively, you can take on three computer players by yourself to practice your skills.
The multiplayer delivers the same chaotic, fast-paced fun it always has. The beauty of the Smash Bros. series is that novices can pick up and play the game right away but more hardcore gamers can perfect their skills. Moreover, both can play each other at the same time and have fun. Since my brother first got the game, we have played each other about once a week in marathon sessions. My young niece and nephew have also played it a few times and loved it, despite not being able to pull of all the moves.
Brawl also moves the multiplayer online with the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. I have tried it out to mixed results. I have no game friends currently, so I always choose the "Play with Anyone" mode. Every time I have connected it has taken over a minute to load up a match and sometimes up to five. About half the matches I have played have been so laggy that they were unplayable. There are no names associated with anyone you are playing and no voice chat so the whole thing feels very anonymous. It is a far cry from the immersive experience of Xbox Live. I hope that Nintendo will vastly improve on this system in time for Mario Kart Wii.
Fans who fear using the Wii Remote for a fighting game need not worry. The game supports four different controllers: the GameCube controller, the Classic Controller, the Wii Remote and Nunchuck, and the Wii Remote alone. I use the GameCube controller because it has the same button configuration as Super Smash Bros. Melee, but I have tried using the Wii Remote itself. It is still possible to pull off all the same moves, just not as comfortably. Whatever you start playing the game with will probably become your preference.
We so often hear about how gimped the Wii is visually, but every first party Nintendo release is a pleasant surprise. This is the best-looking game on the Wii so far. The backgrounds and characters have good details without jaggedness or blurs. The game is on a 2-D plane but the details give the visuals good depth. The in game cinemas look good enough to be a CG television show.
The sound was one of the most hyped parts of the game. The long list of videogame composers was one of the earlier details we received about the game. All the characters have their own distinctive piece of music. The songs are suitably epic for the scope of the game. Not only is the soundtrack impressive, so is the ambience. Each item in the game can be identified audibly. Yet, none of them sounds over the top.
In the end, Brawl stays true to what the fans love about the Smash Bros. series while expanding on those elements. It has the same infinite replay value as the previous versions, if you and a friend both like it you will probably be duking it out for years. If you have not ever experienced a Smash Bros. game before you must check it out. If you are already a fan of the series this is the expansion to it you have been waiting for.
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Compiled by a veteran writer of the comic series, this collection of essays explores Batman's motivations and actions, as well as those of his foes. Batman is a creature of the night, more about vengeance than justice, more plagued by doubts than full of self-assurance, and more darkness than light. He has no superpowers, just skill, drive, and a really well-made suit.
One of the most recognized superheroes ever created, Batman has survived through campy TV shows and films, through actors like Adam West, Michael Keaton, and Christian Bale. It covers both the silly and the solemn, asking questions like Why is the Joker so good at pushing Batman's buttons? What does Batman's technology say about the times? Why are Batman's villains crazier than average? and Why is Batman the perfect, iconic American hero?
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Wish I could get the printed version too covered so many avenues of the characters if you're a fan like me buy it its worth it.
"the brake downs"
I love how the narrator broke down Batman(family) and the majority of the villains throughout the decades
"Eccentric Essays Batman!"
Yea I probably will again in the future. It's broken up into sections, so I may listen to specific parts from time to time.
Batman uhh. . . because he's Batman!
He did a great job, very clear and easy to listen too. I wish they had a woman read the female essays. Colby doesn't jive well with effeminate readings.
The AUTHORIZED film adaptation, BAM!
It was really, good. Not like the rants my nerdy friends go off on at all. These are educated and informed rants.
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I've listened to a lot of audiobooks so I won't say its one of the very best but I definitely really liked it. The narration was good and the variety of pieces included was really interesting.
This is a series of essays so it wouldn't work as a film.
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Jim's firm represented me during my divorce. My divorce was one of the very few that go to a trial. While Jim did not represent me directly he was involved in all of the work and time that was put in to helping me get through it. Jim is a very kind, fair and responsive professional man. I have been a client of his fim since 2003 as my divorce was very contentious and involved. Jim and his staff treated me wonderfully; they were patient and supportive during a very difficult time in my life. Jim's firm represented me after the trial as unfortunately my situation warranted. With the kindness and support of Jim and his firm I was able to continue to work, live my life and single parent my two children over the past 9 years. I plan to stay in touch with Jim going forward and highly recommend him as a lawyer and his firm.
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I enlisted the services of Attorney James Lynch in order to help me navigate a very difficult situation regarding the care of my ailing mother and the protection of those trusts (of which I was Co-Trustee) which had been set up to protect both my mother and her estate. At the time, two of my three siblings; one of whom was also a Co-Trustee; were quite literally stealing from my mother and through their deceitful maneuverings were attempting to force a dispersal of her estate far in advance of even knowing what my mother's expenses might be, and certainly without due regard for her well-being. When I first sat down with Attorney Lynch, I was struck by the fact that, while he listened carefully to my description of the situation, he did not take me just at my word, but instead asked all the insightful questions, then did his own investigation, and slowly but very surely became one of my greatest allies. His desire to verify the veracity of my story was and is something that I both greatly appreciate and respect. Soon thereafter, Attorney Lynch was able to implement certain safeguards so as to put a halt to the bleeding of the estate as well as force my siblings into a more forthright and prudent approach to my mother's care. Throughout the ensuing years, as my mother's health and mental acuity failed, Attorney Lynch was there to help me ensure both my mother's continued good care and protect her estate from the premature dissolution which my two siblings continued to maneuver for. His knowledge and understanding of the law and his facility with the legal landscape was nothing short of impressive; but even more than that, his insightfulness and his clarity of thought were a supreme comfort to me. He gained my complete confidence and proved to be a most steadying hand through a very, very, trying period. He was always quick to respond and never failed to provide wisdom; truly what 'counsel' is meant to be. He has my respect and my undying gratitude.
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Jim helped me several years ago prepare for a dispute and attend a hearing with the Massachusetts Department of Employment when I owned my own business.
After working with him and seeing his professionalism, I subsequently referred my mother to him. She needed help in addressing a number of legal issues after she was diagnosed with a terminal illness. He asked both of us pertinent questions, helped formulate a strategy and then executed his part of the strategies flawlessly. Especially in the case of my mother, he not only displayed the legal expertise to effectively solve the problem, but displayed sensitivity, understanding and human qualities that very few people have.
I have referred a number of people to him since, generally people getting divorced. The feedback is always the same – "Where did you find him? He was great! "
If I sound like a fan, it is because I am. "Integrity" is the word that always comes to mind when I think of dealing with him. My mother was a tough critic but couldn't say enough positive things about this man, both in terms of what he helped her accomplish and who he was as a person. Not an easy thing if you knew my mother.
I can't say enough good things. I HIGHLY recommend him!
James M. Lynch, has been a practicing attorney since 1977 and is a Principal and the President of Lynch & Owens, P.C. A resident of Hingham since 1983, Jim's experience as both an Assistant District Attorney in Suffolk County and as a litigator in all Courts in Massachusetts since 1977 has proven invaluable in his professional representation of the clients of Lynch & Owens. Today, Jim specializes in probate and family law, personal injury cases and select areas of criminal law.
Jim graduated from Boston College (B.S. 1973) and Suffolk University Law School (J.D. 1976). Jim was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in January 1977 and is also a member of the Bar of the Federal District Court for Massachusetts and the First Circuit Court of Appeals. From 1977 through 1984, Jim served as an Assistant District Attorney in Suffolk County. During that time, Jim wrote and argued appeals before the Massachusetts Appeals Court and the Supreme Judicial Court and also successfully prosecuted hundreds of felony cases, many of which were tried before juries of twelve.
From 1984 through 1987, Jim was employed as Senior Trial Counsel for Commercial Union Insurance Company's Boston office and defended hundreds ofpersonal injury cases in state and federal courts. The cases ranged from automobile accident cases to complexproduct liability cases tried before state and federal juries. From 1987 through 1990, Jim became associated with P.J. Piscitelli, a noted Brockton criminal trial attorney for whom he handled a thriving personal injury practice. During those years, Jim successfully prosecuted a wide variety of personal injury cases, including products liability, lead paint, closed head injury, death and other cases involving serious injury, including a bus accident case resulting in a verdict from a Suffolk County jury for $3.1 Million.
Jim began his own practice of law in 1991 in Brockton and continued to represent injured clients, obtaining results for his clients ranging into the millions. During this period, Jim expanded his practice into Hingham and, in 1995, co-founded the firm now known as Lynch & Owens, and his trial practice began to include domestic relations, with his first divorce trial in 1998. Today, his practice is divided evenly between domestic relations and personal injury cases and he continues to provide outstanding results for clients. Jim's Memberships and Affiliations include: Massachusetts Bar Association (Member since 1977) and Plymouth County Bar Association (Member since 1988).
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Little Emperors at Malthouse
For the inaugural Asia TOPA festival, Malthouse Theatre paired award-winning Australian playwright Lachlan Philpott and maverick Beijing-based director Wang Chong to create a new work. The result explores the fraught legacy of China's 40-year One Child Policy, through the prism of one family. The term 'Little Emperors' relates to a behavioural syndrome affecting the generations of only-children born in the lead up to 2016 (when the One Child Policy was officially abolished). Envisioned as a radical experiment to curb population growth, the policy unwittingly gave rise to a new breed of ultra-indulged children, who in turn will shape the future of a superpower. Philpott's play pivots between Melbourne and Beijing, and between English language and Mandarin, to tell the story of a sister, her illegal brother, and the emotional and cultural fall-out of the environments in which they were raised. Wang Chong, founder of the world-renowned Théâtre du Rêve Expérimental, brings both his bold vision and personal experiences, as a someone born in the One Child Policy era, to bear on this rich and revelatory tale. Little Emperors runs from Feb 9-26 at Malthouse Theatre.
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Re: Mia_Wall has left the building :-(
Nice of you to post, Ed
Mia was well liked in the EU forums. As were Cyd and Glasswalls here among the majority of the Home users. Truth is the gaming industry is a strange work place and you often see people changing job positions or as mentioned moving on to other things.
CM have a lot to do and it's not a easy job yet this is how they make a living. I asked Glass how he dealt with all the negativity and he mentioned that I didn't ask how he had dealt with all the positive. It was a balance type thing that comes with the job he said. I guess the bottom line is they have to keep things in perspective. There was just so many things to do throughout the day that keeps the job from becoming one dimensional.
I wish the best for Mia.
Re: Mia_Wall has left the building :-(
EdwCarnby wrote:
I was curious as to what NA members think about staff departures within the Home teams from our side of the pond.
People move on. It's all a part of real life and has no secret meaning. It could be because of money, one's mate has a new job elsewhere, they've accomplished what they set out to do and/or new interests. Hardly worth discussing.
Wish them good luck and hopefully meet again.
Re: Mia_Wall has left the building :-(
Yea read that earlier from LordRoss,
Farewell to Mia and wish her the best on her new ventures
Re: Mia_Wall has left the building :-(
EdwCarnby wrote:
Another year another Home Community Coordinator leaves Sony's UK offices.
Mia_Wall joined EU Home's community in 2012 and will most likely be remembered for their love of unicorns and general girly things.
In the past we had the likes of TedTheDog during the closed and early open beta period. Thylaudax took his place after that. We then had a brief shoe in called PhoenixPalmTree who had a slightly more different role than the previous HCM's and Mia's position was rather similar in respect.
Farewell, Mia!
I was curious as to what NA members think about staff departures within the Home teams from our side of the pond.
I often looked to Mia on the EU Forums for advance info on Home. She seemed very committed to keeping you guys informed on all things affecting Home. I see this a a big loss for the Home community. The million dollar question is will she be replaced? If her position is being eliminated, it is a bad sign. I read Sony is only netting $18 per PS4 console. I expect all the technical issues with the PS4 coupled with other Sony losses last year are a big pressure on cost cutting.
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