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When Square Enix announced Rise of the Tomb Raider at E3, they were careful not to mention platforms. The natural assumption was that they were wooing Microsoft and Sony over rights to call it "exclusive" to their console for a few months, but a PC release was a given, right? So I shrugged today at talk during Microsoft's big Gamescom press event that Tomb Raider…
Hello, readers. I am alone in the RPS forbidden chatroom of mystery, which means that I am in charge of RPS until someone comes and takes it away from me. They actually forgot I was here and took Good Friday off without telling me! I am just a freelancer. So today we'll have none of the usual nonsense that passes for RPS posts these days.…
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RPS is very pleased to be the first place to announce the name and details of Size Five's (formerly Zombie Cow) new game. It is called The Swindle, and creator Dan Marshall describes it as a steampunk cybercrime caper.Following on from RPS favourites Ben There, Dan That! and Time Gentlemen, Please!, as well as Channel 4's willy-based Privates, The Swindle is the first game to…
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Here's something you're seeing here first. A new trailer for Serious Sam 3 BFE, following the life of one of the game's many headless kamikazes. Because that's the correct way to trail an old-school shooter - a documentary about a headless man with bombs for hands. We're all agreed on that. So head below to take a world exclusive peek at the new video.
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In a world exclusive interview, we have been lucky enough to sit down with the phenomenal, sometimes tragic figure of Pro Adventure Gaming, John Walker. Starting his professional point and clicking aged 4, Walker has gone on to gain fame and infamy in the pro-gaming/e-sports world. A star, like so many, tainted with controversy, his epic rise to the top has been worldwide news. We…
Anyone who has played Ben There, Dan That! and Time Gentlemen, Please! will know why to be excited to hear there's to be more from the mad-walking heroes of time travelling point and click adventures. From an outside glance they're 2D scratchy indie games made in the AGS engine, but then you need to sit up and take notice when you realise the second game,…
