A sequel to Deck13 and Focus Interactive's Sci-Fi Dark Souls is on the way! Here's everything we want to see from it!
Search Results: the surge 2
During an event in Paris today where Focus Home Interactive have been showcasing its upcoming line-up, The Surge 2 was revealed for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and it'll be coming in 2019.
Bad day at the office? It happens to the best of us. But when it happens at CREO, things don't really tend to get better.
Microsoft has been enjoying a bumper crop in Xbox 360 sales these past 3 months, selling 2.8m, and they largely cite this down to Halo: Reach. It's a 38 percent rise of sales from the same period of July to September from '09, while Halo: Reach pulled in $350m its first two weeks on sale.
Developer Bossa Studios has included Team Fortress 2's Heavy on the operating table in Surgeon Simulator 2013. You'll get to operate 'delicate surgery' on the big lug. Where have we seen this before? Bossa was inspired by Valve's Meet the Medic short. In Surgeon Simulator 2013 we control just the hands of the surgeon as we wield scalpels, needles and saws. It's in surgery now on Steam.
An easter egg in indie developer Bossa Studios' wacky surgery game Surgeon Simulator 2013 got gamers all hot and bothered, thinking it was tease for Half Life 3.
Bossa Studios has added a new update for their wild "surgery" simulator Surgeon Simulator 2013, which adds two zero-gravity procedures, including brain and kidney surgery.
Fans have solved the Surgeon Simulator 2013 alternate reality game (and by solved, they brute-forced it, bypassing several layers to get the code to unlock it.)
The latest package over on Humble Bundle has arrived with Humble Indie Bundle X. It's got quite a selection with adventure RPG To the Moon, stunt man Joe Danger 2, dark fantasy Papo & Yo and Runner2. Pay more than the average and then there's also action arcade HOARD, space combat in Strike Suit Zero, colourful puzzles in Toki Tori 2+ and the fatally hilarious Surgeon Simulator 2013.
Slightly odd timing for Surgeon Simulator's Anniversary DLC, seeing as the game was actually released in April last year, but I'm putting it down to the game's oddball sense of humour. As well as a bit of a graphical polish, the new content adds eye operations (nope, can't deal with that even in a cartoony way) and dental work. By dental work I mean smashing people's teeth out, of course.
'Tis but a flesh wound.
"I know it’s not any of my business, but you seemed to be on rather a lot of drugs the last time I saw you…"