The Personal computer Gaming Show is back in 2016 for its second incarnation—a solemnization of all things PC, this meter smack dab in the intermediate of E3 press conference solar day. Immense.
It's a place where immense trailers (Deus Ex) live alongside weird indie titles (Giant Cop) and super complex simulators (Mount and Blade II). In another words, IT's what we love close to this platform, and extolment to PC Gamer for at one time over again putting connected this usher for everyone.
See all the trailers and announcements privileged.
Dawn of War Trey
"While the enemies of the Saturnia pavonia still run breathing spell, at that place can be no peace of mind."
As announced last calendar month, Token is bringing backwards Dawn of War for another incarnation. An cold satellite, a massive golem, and a unit caboodle of Blank space Marines—oh, and a big ol' distance laser firing into the halfway of it complete.
Looks jolly stellar.
Oxygen Non Included
Klei, the makers of Don't Starve and Gull of the Ninja, born in to the PC Gaming Show for a brief world premiere of its forthcoming game, Oxygen Not Enclosed. Few details were revealed in the too-short trailer shown supra. IT looks like a space settlement game with Wear't Crave's artwork style? Look for it to plunge former in latterly 2016.
Ark: Survival Evolved
There are all sorts of updates future to Ark: Natural selection Evolved, including a dinosaur so big you can build a base on its back, but the best one? You can play as the animals, thanks to PC mods becoming embraced As prescribed mods. You can manner of walking and (maybe?) talk and dance and sing with the animals.
And if you're a monkey, you canful throw your own poop. Video games in 2016, masses. Revolutionary.
Giant Cop
You cognise what game looks great? Behemoth Cop, a VR mettlesome where you play As…a giant cop. Naked people along the beach? Pick them up from your position in the sky and throw them in the piddle. Military personnel being mugged? Snaffle the mugger and throw him in the water. Hippies? Throw them in the H2O.
Okay, information technology's gimmicky equally hell but I still love it.
The original Mount and Blade was a freeform medieval warfare pip, long in front that became a genre unto itself. A sequel? With all that 2016 applied science buttocks pop the question? Great. Siege warfare is the tentpole feature of Mount and Blade Cardinal: Bannerlord, with all sorts of siege engines and the ability to project which side of a castle you attack from.
Developer Taleworlds also talked modding. The big news? Access to the overflowing developer tools, and the ability to combine mods.
The Surge
Lords of the Fallen was an inspired-but-flawed clone of Pitch-black Souls. Now? The team is back with the same kinda methodical combat and operose enemies the Souls games are known for, but now in a gritty science fabrication-looking at setting. Uh…with swords.
Lawbreakers
Honcho Key's Cliff Bleszinski took to the stagecoach briefly to babble out Lawbreakers, the futuristic shooter his team's been showing off for a while now. The focus of today's demonstration? Movement—be it bunny girl-hopping, zilch-G, or grapnel.
We too got a look at the mettlesome's new Santa Monica map, which reimagines the urban center and its famous pier with a virtually-future science fiction aesthetic. Pretty sleek. Look for a public important soon, according to Bleszinski.
Radeon RX 470 and RX 460
Like last year, AMD took to the microscope stage to talk graphics cards midway through the show and unveiled the full Polaris lineup. Though the $200 RX 480 is getting the lion's share of attention, AMD announced two lower-end cards to go alongside it: The Radeon RX 470 and RX 460.
The 470 is a solid mid-tier card, while the 460 is being billed as a "esports" card (show: It's for Dota 2 and Conference of Legends, like the 750 Ti). No real specs, though.
Alienware VR haversac
The other thing? AMD showed off an Alienware innovation for a backpack computer, with an RX 480 inside. It's meant for VR, so you can take the air around with the Rift or Vive without the tether acquiring in the fashio.
Let's stratum for a 2d: It looks dorky as hell. When AMD's Lisa Su said "Is that cool or what?" I instinctively said "No." Still, it's great OEMs are attempting to lick the tether issue.
Sober Sam VR
You want Talos Principle 2. I want Talos Principle 2. But in the meantime, Croteam is revisiting its previous game, Serious Sam, this time in essential reality.
It's to a greater extent of a lightgun halting than anything else, with you standing stationary while enemies race straight at you, but with Serious Sam's penchant for huge weapons IT looks care information technology could be a comely time-waster. Look for it to land on the HTC Vive and Steam VR later this summer.
Vampyr
I shut up think going fromLife is Strange undiluted to Vampyr is probably one of the weirder developer transitions I've seen in a long time, merely that doesn't mean I'm any less excited. Vampyr looks a bit Souls-esque, or possibly Bloodborne-esque acknowledged the Victorian England-ish setting—but other than a short gameplay house trailer, we didn't see more than.
Killing Floor 2
Killing Floor 2 has been in Early Admittance fooooooorever. Like, since before the last PC Play Show. And…IT's still in First Access.
But there's a new "Bulls-Centre" update coming, which adds the ability to play A the Zed, a new character, and a Sharpshooter fringe benefit for all you wannabe snipers.
Killing Shock Incursion
Other one for the VR column, Killing Floor Penetration brings the zombie-shooting action to the Oculus Rift and Oculus Touch. It looks like it'll make for a decent revulsion go through on VR, though I take over very little idea how it'll sport. I assume, like Solemn Surface-to-air missile, it'll equal a stand-in-topographic point-and-shoot game.
Superhot VR
I recollect seeing a VR version of Superhot at E3 like two years ago. Now? IT's real. And it's evidently not fair-minded a left of the game we already played in the beginning this year, or support beingness added to that game. Information technology's a different title entirely.
I'm excited, because Superhot's bullet-time style time-freeze is a lot more impressive when you're in reality doing Matrix-esque moves in real life.
Tyranny
"The circumstances of nations is yours to decide." That's quite an a tagline for Obsidian's latest isometric RPG, Shogunate. We got a pretty good look at Tyranny during GDC, and this brand-new preview didn't really add much—it's to a greater extent for tone than gameplay.
Still, it's safe to say this is one of my most-anticipated games this year. I mean…Obsidian. And correspondence RPG.
Observer
As far as ten-second teasers go, Observer is happening the low end of conveying what the netherworld is going connected. But you acknowledge what? All they had to behave was say IT's the same developers that made Layers of Fear, because that was a solid horror title.
And fortuitously they followed up with a abbreviated gameplay video afterward. IT looks equivalent it might employ the same space-manipulating tech from Layers of Reverence, with environments changing on you when you turn your back. I'm excavation the Soma-esque sci-fi aesthetic besides.
Dropzone
How do you save the RTS? Combine it with a MOBA, apparently. Sparkypants took to the stagecoach to show off Dropzone, a game where each player controls three units at a time, combination the multi-tasking of an RTS with the hero-settled focus of something like Dota 2.
Will it work? I wear't know. Information technology runs the danger of unsatisfactory to prayer to either fanbase, but with the RTS's star waning as-is it could be a smart ultimate move to shake things up.
Arma III Solar apex
Bohemia returned to the PC Gaming She stage this year, once again showing off a massive Arma Trine update, subtitled Acme. Coming July 11, Apex will revolve about vehicles enceinte and small American Samoa players sweep a Pacific archipelago called Tanoa.
The big news? A preview build went live during the depict, if you privation to get ahead working on mods ahead ex officio launch.
The Turing Screen
Are there robots happening Europa? Puzzle gamey The Alan Turing Test looks alike another in a long line of Portal-esque get games, but I played a bit of IT at GDC and enjoyed it. The main mechanic here involves moving balls of energy around to unrestricted doors, power elevators, and et cetera. Here's hoping it's as good Eastern Samoa The Talos Principle.
Dual Universe
So patc No Valet's Sky's been encumbered in delay aft delay, someone else swooped in and said "Fine, we'll make the same exact game." Novaquark took to the Microcomputer Gaming Show poin to announce Dual Universe, a distance-calorie-free back where you can seamlessly fly from satellite to satellite and construct cities to live in.
Also, it's a "single-shard universe," meaning everyone is in the same lame at the same time—non a single universe like No Man's Flip. Grandiose, if information technology's real. It's a ways off though, with the game not planned to even enter exploratory until end of the year.
Day of Infamy
The Insurgency team showed off its second game at the she nowadays—Day of Infamy, which abandons modern war to read/write head to Second World War. The trailer opened in Sicily, though it looked like Normandie and possibly Bastogne made appearances in the pok likewise.
The gravitas of Insurgency in a World State of war II setting? Yea, I'm in.
Mirage: Arcane Warfare
Torn Superior Studios, the team behind the blockbusterKnightliness, popped into the PC Gaming Show to reveal a newfangled trailer forMirage: Arcane Warfare. It's a brutal multiplayer fight game, much likeChivalry, but in a far more colorful Earth.
Warframe Lunaro
Hey, you gotEruca vesicaria sativ Conference in myWarframe! The frenetic disentangled-to-play titalWarframe is acquiring a new game mode that's basicallyRocket League with ninjas and explosions. There's goals, a ball, and claws that looks like jai alai scoops. It feels like a bit of a weird fit forWarframe, but the furious pace might just spend a penny sports and ninjas go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
Finally, developers took the stage to register away some newDeus Ex: Mankind Divided gameplay footage. Unfortunately, the television camera unbroken cutting forth from the game, and the developers didn't reveal any startling new insights, so it was more of a fun diversion than anything else.
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