Valve just announced a new game mode for Team Fortress 2 called Mann vs Machine. It's a 6-man co-op mode and players will be facing against waves after waves of robot enemies attempting to plant a bomb on a Mann Co. building. The co-op mode will include new maps, achievements, and objectives to complete in order to earn some loot. It's horde Team Fortress 2 style. What's great is that this mode goes live tom, Aug 15. Check the trailer for Mann vs Machine below.
I was never a fan of Assassin's Creed having multiplayer, but if you can't wait to play that side of Assassin's Creed 3, here's a trailer showing the new features. Two game modes were introduced and also mentions a ranking system to compare your skills with other players all over the world.
Assassin's Creed 3 will be out on October 30 on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. The PC version of the game will be out on November 20, a few weeks after the console release.
Square Enix just released the launch trailer for Sleeping Dogs, their open-world sandbox game with a Hong Kong-like setting. A lot of action and drama going on this trailer.
This GTA-ish sandbox was developed over at United Front Games with Square Enix as publishers.
Sleeping Dogs will be out on Aug 14, 2012 for Playstation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.
It's finally revealed. Treyarch just released a new trailer showing Call of Duty: Black Ops 2's multiplayer. Check out the new gadgets at your disposal. All the new stuff are all futuristic and aside from that, multiplayer looks like the same game two COD games ago. Still, we all know we are going to get pulled in once again somehow. Check out the trailer below.
Next question - How will zombies mode work for the sequel?
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 will be out on November 13 on Playstation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.
Last weekend in between Dota 2 matches, I've been playing what people consider the game to play if you want to shit your pants. It's not a flash game that provides those cheap scares forcing you to look close, this is an actual game that will only take you a couple of minutes to go through. That is, if you can get to the end.
Slender is plain and simple. You are in a forest at night equipped with a flashlight, and tasked to pick up eight pages before the "Slender Man" gets you. Simple right? Well that's what I thought. Not sure where Slender Man started exactly but this scary entity is a very tall and skinny man with very long arms. Slender man's face is purely white with no eyes, mouth, or even hair, just a white head like close to a manikin.
Creepy I know, but that's not why Slender freaked the hell out of me. It's the scenario that the game puts you in that makes Slender a very scary game. You are alone, not a single light in the forest but your flashlight, and all you can do is look for these pages that relate to the Slender Man. When you pick up your first page, that's when the Slender Man starts going for you. Each time you pick up more pages, the Slender Man gets closer and closer. At the start he just stands there for you to find him, around 5 up, he starts creeping behind you.
The sounds in this game delivers the fear perfectly. You hear this weird sound as if someone is walking towards you. When The Slender Man gets near your screen slowly starts developing static. When The Slender Man touches you it's game over. The screen goes complete static and you see Slender Man's face on your screen and the game literally just exits. It's such a simple game but it delivers the true fear so well that while I write this, I tend to look at my shoulder like a 7-year-old scared of the boogeyman, or maybe because I played it a couple of hours ago and the effect is still around. I haven't played a game that could deliver a feeling like this in a long time. My highest so far is reaching page 5. It's a bit hard for me to keep going after each session because the game gets to me. It made me jumpy through the night. It was great. A lasting appeal from a scary game that only took a couple of minutes to experience.
People say PewDiePew from Youtube started the Slender trend. If you search in Google or even in Youtube itself, you will find tons of gamers making Lets Play Slender videos. Here's one playthrough of PewDiePew playing Slender. Hilarious stuff by the way.
I wasn't screaming like that, a bit exaggerated if you ask me, but one of my encounters with the Slender Man did make me take out my headphones as fast as possible to the ground. Oh, did I mention that you have to conserve your flashlight's battery?
It gets crazy fast when you start racking up the pages. You start walking faster because you know he's behind you. You have no defense against him, and the idea that he could appear anywhere got me looking everywhere. To make matters worse, I sometimes mistake the tree having The Slender man behind it, peeping at you with half his body revealed. Getting freaked out by that makes me look away fast , and to find he was behind me all along. My mind starts to play tricks on me. It's definitely one of the scariest games out in this generation.
It's Free to give you a heart attack
It's free. This short but terrifying adventure is easy to get. If you want to give it a go, you can head over to the site and start downloading. It's only 58MB big and is definitely not graphics heavy so you don't have to worry about that.
Turn down the lights, wear headphones, and start searching for those damn pages. Try to beat my 5 page score. Reaching five isn't so hard. It's after five where he starts showing up all over the place.
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