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Warner Bros. and TT Games confirm LEGO line-up, announce LEGO Jurassic World
More plastic brick adventures are on the way for 2015 as Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and developer TT Games declare the LEGO series "remains a cornerstone" of their business.
What's on the way this year? LEGO Jurassic World, based off the original films and the upcoming one. There's also LEGO Marvel’s Avengers, including the Age of Ultron sequel. Lastly we have LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin.
DayZ reveal work on "zombie templates" for more variety, includes body shapes
Chris Torchia from DayZ's development team over at Bohemia Interactive has given us a glimpse of the "zombie template" system being worked on, which will dramatically increase the wardrobe of the shuffling undead.
Not only will they dress differently, but they come in different body shapes too. All this will have minimal impact on DayZ's performance should anyone come across a large gathering.
Starbound receives first major update in almost a year
Early Access exploration and crating game Starbound has just received its first stable update since March of last year, containing a pretty vast list of additions and improvements.
Combat's seen a major overhaul, there's now a universal hub where players can shop and trade, and a new playable race, the 'Novakids', have been added to the game.
Download the Music of League of Legends Volume One for free
There's free video game music all over the place this week. Hot on the heels of BioWare, who recently released Dragon Age: Inquisition's tavern music at no charge, comes a similar offer from League of Legends developer Riot Games.
You can download the entire first volume of new album Music of League of Legends for free via the studio's site.
The Witcher 3 contains 16 hours of sex scene motion capture
Sex has always been a part of the Witcher series, right back to the first game and its rather adolescent collectible cards. For upcoming third entry The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, it's no less important.
The Guardian reports that the game will contain a frankly jaw-dropping 16 hours of sex scene motion capture data. Blimey.
Torment: Tides of Numenera won't be affected by work on Bard's Tale 4, says inXile
inXile Entertainment says that work on its Planescape Torment spiritual successor Torment: Tides of Numenera won't be affected by the recently announced Bard's Tale 4.
That's because the studio is splitting up its staff into teams that will work on both of the upcoming titles, as well as the already released Wasteland 2.
Steam adds new curated Workshops for non-Valve titles
The potential for the modding community to make money on Steam has increased with Valve's recent addition of new curated Workshops for various non-Valve titles.
Beginning with Dungeon Defenders: Eternity and Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, players will be able to create, vote for, and buy new in-game content.