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Free-to-play FPS Blacklight: Retribution is pulling the plug on its mostly-empty servers on March 11th, so say developers Hardsuit Labs via Reddit. The cyberpunk team shooter had a good run, first launching in 2010 as the commercial Blacklight: Tango Down (and the developers were called Zombie) before rebooting as Retribution in 2012. For its final month on PC (the PS4 version is still safe), Hardsuit Labs…
The signup for Blacklight: Retribution's closed beta is ongoing and another trailer has emerged for your viewing pleasure. It shows off some shooting, some explosions, some vehicles and a mech with strangely chubby legs. But don't take my word for it - see below and attempt to spot all those things for yourself! Perhaps make some form of checklist. That way the trailer is a…
Blacklight Retribution is a strange name for a game. Is it about some creepy serial killer who was caught when his semen showed up in a victim's basement under the investigator's blacklight, and now - having escaped from prison - he plans to destroy every last ultraviolet bulb in the world? No - insanely it is not. It is in fact the sequel to Blacklight:…
It's been quite a while since a trailer made me say, "Wow." And indeed since one made me gasp, "Oh my God." This CGI teaser for Dead Island - a zombie game originally announced in 2007 - is both stunning and horrendous. Bleak like your puppy dying of tiredness is bleak. The game itself sounds absolutely fascinating. An open-ended sandbox zombie survival game, first-person but…
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The game bluescreens. For the third time this game. I swear. Not again. Not fucking again.You may wonder why a developer is proudly letting journalists play their game in their state. There is reason to their madness. This isn't a bug. This is a feature.
It's a trailer for a game in which men in masks shoot other men in masks! Actually, with a name like Blacklight: Tango Down, you might be forgiven for thinking it was some kind of dancing game set in a dodgy club. Perhaps it should have been. We'll be able to tell soon, as we're going to be taking a closer look at it before…
I enjoyed Zombie Defence game The Last Stand. I enjoy its sequel even more. It's essentially the same idea, but inching something more complicated. By night, you defend the barricade. By day, you search for survivors, food and supplies. Except now this strategy level isn't as abstracted, with you choosing where on a map to look. You're also able to lay traps, equip your survivors…
