January 16, 2019 After a lawsuit alleging that Westworld Mobile had ripped off Fallout Shelter was settled, the HBO-licensed game is set to shut down.
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For Honor’s third year of updates is nearly upon us, and now we’ve got a look at Vortiger – the titular hero introduced in the first new season of 2019. He’s one of the Black Priors, a new class joining the Knights with this update, and he does battle with a longsword and kite shield. We’ve also got the first details on the new map coming in this update, as well as some hints at what balance changes to expect.
Ubisoft has announced and detailed today the PC requirements for their upcoming first-person shooter title, Far Cry: New Dawn.
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Ubisoft has released a new story trailer for their upcoming multiplayer shooter, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. They have also dated the first upcoming beta sessions for those who preordered the game.
Treyarch has announced today that their battle royale mode, Blackout, will be receiving a free trial for PS4, Xbox One, and PC users to test out starting tomorrow January 17th to the 24th.
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If you can’t wait to explore the ruins of Washington, D.C., there’s good news – the beta for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 starts in February. Ubisoft has finally provided some more specific details on when the beta’s taking place, alongside a new story trailer and a breakdown of the three enemy factions you’ll be dealing with.
Bandai Namco has announced today on Twitter that they are currently working on a new Dragonball RPG; and that a new character will be making their way to Dragonball Fighterz from Universe 11.
A public dispute between Unity and cloud multiplayer service provider Improbable had some developers in fear for their games’ continued futures. Now Unity has walked back some of the controversial terms of service changes that spawned the debate and – though the engine maker maintains that many of the original accusations were false – has reinstated licenses for Improbable’s SpatialOS.
