Ultima Online: Here’s How to Contact Wraith, the Player Event Coordinator
If you’ve been wondering how to contact Ultima Online’s Player Event Coordinator, here’s how.
Monthly Archive: March 2015
Crowfall: Character Progression Details Released
ArtCraft Entertainment have released some details about how character progression will work in Crowfall.
Another Early, Steampunk Shroud of the Avatar Concept Art by Denis Loubet
A piece of concept art for an early conception of Shroud of the Avatar, back when the game was planned to have a steampunk flair.
YAY, EA: GOG’s Weekend Promo Features Ultima, Wing Commander, and More EA Classics
GOG have discounted a number of titles from their EA catalogue as part of their YAY, EA! weekend promo…including (of course) the Ultima games.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning Commentary: “An Underrated Game”
Over at IM PLAYIN, there’s a short retrospective of Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. It enumerates some of the game’s flaws, but also touches on a number of its triumphs, on systems within it that...
Crowfall: 12,000 Backers Reached; More Crafting Details Published
To celebrate the 12,000th Crowfall backer on Kickstarter, ArtCraft Entertainment have announced a new stretch goal, and have revealed more information about the game’s crafting system.
Slashing Dragon’s Stygian Abyss for 7DRL: Day Three Report
Slashing Dragon continues slogging through the 7DRL challenge, bringing the Stygian Abyss to life in all its pixelated glory.
Sylph: Project Miyaji Pre-Alpha #6 Coming Soon
Kevin Fishburne has released a gameplay video from the upcoming sixth pre-alpha release of Sylph: Project Miyaji, which also features a new piece of music from the game’s soundtrack.
Descent: Underground Is On Kickstarter; Several ex-Origin Developers Attached to Project
The Descent: Underground Kickstarter campaign began a day or two ago. The game, a modern sequel to Descent, has a lot of ex-Origin talent on its development team.
Star Citizen: A 100 GB Client Download?
We all knew Star Citizen was going to be massive. But I, for one, wasn’t expecting the client to be a whopping 100 GB download, which may prove to be the case. Well, hello...
