ULTRAKILL Act 2 Gets August 16 Release Date, Gloomwood Slips to September 6
Good and bad news for New Blood Interactive fans, as ULTRAKILL’s second act is now near, but Gloomwood suffers a slight delay.
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Gloomwood Gets August 16 Early Access Date
New Blood Interactive revealed this week that their immersive sim Gloomwood will enter Early Access on August 16th.
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New Blood Publishing Noir FPS Fallen Aces
New Blood Interactive will publish Trey Powell and Jason Bond’s noir FPS Fallen Aces, and they’ve just released a mouth-watering trailer to celebrate the occasion.
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Amid Evil: The Black Labyrinth Expansion Coming in 2021
The insanely excellent Amid Evil is getting a prequel expansion next year, titled The Black Labyrinth.
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3D Realms Hosting Retro FPS Event on September 5-6
3D Realms is hosting Realms Deep 2020, a retro FPS event that will take place on September 5-6, and will feature game reveals and living legends such as John Romero, Tim Willits and Cliff Bleszinski.
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Unfortunate Spacemen Review
Unfortunate Spacemen is the real deal, a free to play multiplayer title that captures the magic of The Thing while at the same time managing to avoid all the common F2P pitfalls.
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Gloomwood Is Thief With Guns, and You Can Play a Demo Now
New Blood Interactive and Dillon Rogers have just released a demo for Gloomwood, a Thief-like set in a Victorian-inspired town full of secrets to steal and dangers to avoid.
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Play Doom Like It’s DUSK With Doosk
Do you love Doom and DUSK equally? Now you can play Doom with DUSK’s weapons, movement and general gameplay mechanics thanks to the recently released Doosk mod.
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DUSK SDK Alpha Release Available Now
New Blood Interactive has just released the Alpha for the DUSK SDK, something David Szymanski has been working on for a while.
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DUSK Review
DUSK achieves something that seemed out of reach until now, as it surpasses its inspirations in every way, not only standing shoulder to shoulder with the giants of the genre, but even going beyond that.
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