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Dead Island Riptide gets a nine minute gameplay video
Deep Silver has seen fit to grace the realm with nine minutes of Dead Island Riptide gameplay footage. The game's not shown off much moving imagery yet, so this nice hefty chunk is most welcome! The pre-alpha footage shows off the combat and some mission objectives. As you might expect, it all looks very similar to the original Dead Island, with Techland taking the classic, "If it's got zombies, don't fix" approach to refinement. Still, I liked the first game, even if it was riddled with problems, so I'm hoping it'll at least be as good, if not better. What do you reckon? Into this, or too much of something you didn't want? Developer suggests content for possible Terraria PC patchA while back, it was announced that Terraria would be coming out on consoles and that there wouldn't be any further updates for the PC version of the game. This made a lot of people rather upset. Now the developer, Andrew Spi... more New and improved No Time To Explain hits SteamIt pained me to come down hard on No Time To Explain back in my review last year, but some design issues and bugs left me no choice. The silly time-traveling platformer has since been Greenlit on Steam, and released -- it's ... more Hotline Miami soundtrack is now on SteamHotline Miami is a game that I think has all the right ingredients working together perfectly: the tight controls, the flexible gameplay, the deliberately lo-fi graphics -- but most of all, the absolutely banging soundtrack w... more How Frog Fractions became a shrine to discoveryFrog Fractions is not a small experience, especially by the expectations of a free flash game. There is a lot going on beneath the surface here, more than I ever expected. After playing through the game, I couldn't help but ... more Ex-Sony Liverpool devs form new studioIt was a sad day for many when Sony closed its Sony Liverpool studio in 2012; more than 100 jobs went at one of the UK's oldest developers, chiefly known as the studio behind the Wipeout franchise. Thankfully, some of the for... more Trailer talks up what's new in Terraria for consolesThat music. To unfamiliar ears, it will undoubtedly sound inviting, but those of us who got into Terraria on PC -- and I mean really got into the game -- we know the truth. That, left unchecked, this exploration-centric acti... more First look at Eden Industries' new RPG, Citizens of EarthAfter releasing its well-received action-puzzler Waveform on PC, independent developer Eden Industries has moved onto its next, much more ambitious project. Citizens of Earth is a role-playing game in which you, the Vice... more Here are the 2013 IGF Student Showcase winnersNow that we've seen the Main Competition finalists for the 2013 Independent Games Festival, it's that time when we check in on what the students have been up to. Judges narrowed down more than 300 entries to end up with the f... more Skiing/snowboarding PC game SNOW sounds terrificWhile I'm of the opinion that we could use more snowboarding games regardless of what specific form the gameplay takes, with SSX still relatively fresh on our minds, it would be nice to see a high-profile title founded in rea... more Sonic-esque Freedom Planet is doing the Kickstarter thingOh, did I not mention Freedom Planet before? Of course I have, silly! More importantly, have you played the demo yet? 'Cause you should totally do that if you haven't. Freedom Planet fills me with so many good feelings, and ... more |     Dtoid is... Dale North Editor-in-Chief Jim Sterling Reviews Editor Hamza Aziz Dir. Communications Conrad Zimmerman Managing Editor Jordan Devore PC Editor Andy Dixon Community Manager Rick Olson Dtoid.TV Producer Niero Gonzalez Publisher Editors Meet the team Our sites Flixist Japanator Tomopop Contact Us Suggest News Advertising General Info  |
9:30 AM on 01.24.2013
