Electronic Arts has released a new gameplay trailer for the upcoming Medal of Honor Warfighter – enjoy!
Archive - 2012/04/13
Hamburg, April 12, 2012.Today InnoGames announced that its strategic browser game Forge of Empires will go into open beta on April 17. The German open beta will begin on April 19, other language versions, including French and Polish will soon follow.
A few thousand players already helped InnoGames put the final touches on Forge of Empires by delivering crucial feedback during a closed beta phase. Players eager to play the game now can still enter the closed beta by pre-registering on www.forgeofempires.com or visiting the InnoGames-Facebook page, where keys will be given out daily leading up to the open beta launch.
The team’s high expectations for Forge of Empires’ closed beta were exceeded by the overwhelmingly positive response from beta testers and media alike. Particularly the graphical quality, as well as variety and depth of the gameplay, were received positively. Many players enjoyed the possibility to approach the game in an entirely peaceful way. In the future, InnoGames plans to add a number of updates and features: Players can look forward to additional PvP-content and new ages.
Forge of Empires is a browser-based strategy game that allows players to create a city and develop it from the Stone Age and onward throughout the centuries. Players can create a vast empire through military campaigns and skillful dealings. InnoGames provides additional information in the game’s very own blog.
With about 75 million registered players, InnoGames is one of the world’s leading developers and providers of online games. The Hamburg-based company has scored major successes with games such as Tribal Wars, The West and Grepolis.
Bethesda Softworks has announced that Kinect for Xbox 360 support is coming to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Available for free as a title update slated for release this month, Skyrim Kinect for Xbox 360 Support will feature more than 200 Voice Commands.
Skyrim with Kinect Video
Montreal, Quebec, Canada – April 12, 2012 – The intergalactic battle lines have been drawn and the time for action is now as North American publisher Meridian4 (@Meridian4), together with developers Headup Games and Tindalos Interactive, today announced the arrival of their online tactical strategy game, Stellar Impact. Now available on Steam and other top distribution channels, Stellar Impact puts players in the Commander’s chair, devising strategies and dictating the orders that will lead their space armada to victory.
“In addition to building a strong community for the game, our beta program for Stellar Impact has enabled the development team to fine tune in-game features, implement enhancements and line up a strong schedule of ongoing downloadable content,” said Steve Milburn, Marketing Director of Meridian4. “We’re excited to debut Stellar Impact to strategy players and look forward to providing them with great ongoing content and updates.”
Stellar Impact puts players directly in the line of fire when the war between the Allies and the Axis powers moves to outer space. Troops will need to be smart with their tactics and weaponry by choosing the best battleships in outer space to attack, defend or recon. From speedy corvettes to massive dreadnaughts, you customize and command your ship and guide your forces to victory in an intense epic space war.
Stellar Impact and the first three DLC ship packs are available now via digital download on Steam, Amazon Digital, GameStop PC Downloads and Gamefly for a special one week introductory price of $7.99 and $.99/each respectively. For more information, please visit http://meridian4.com/games/