Monthly Archives: November 2017

Endless Space 2 Offers Free Weekend and Free Update

Endless Space 2 _ Free Weekend & Community Challenge

From now until November 20th (10 am PST), Endless Space 2 is free to play on Steam! There’s also a play-to-win community challenge, and a huge free update on top of that. The way that works, is the more players that try the game during the Steam Free Weekend, the bigger an upcoming Free DLC pack gets. More information for that can be found here. If you wind up enjoying the game, you can purchase it for half price! The update that came is the Galactic Statecraft Update, which adjusted the diplomacy system, improved tools for alliances, pirate lairs, orbital stations, as well as endgame visual improvements. There are also new events to enjoy, and a hall of fame to keep track of just how excellent your performances are.

Golem Gates combines Card Combat with RTS, Early Access Soon

Golem Gates is a real-time strategy title that combines card battling with RTS has announced that it will go live on PC/Steam on March 28th, 2018. But for those who cannot wait to test the multiplayer mode (1v1, 2v2) can enter Early Access on December 7th, 2017. Players will also be able to try out the Survival Mode, which offers endless solo/two-player cooperate strategy and gameplay. You can create decks to suit whatever playstyle suits you, make defensive/offensive structures/squads, prepare traps and spell attacks. Combine that with gorgeous art and Unreal Engine, the dark fantasy/sci RTS should be incredibly interesting.

Sparc now available on PC

Today, CCP Games has launched Sparc for Oculus Rift/HTC Vive VR headsets, bringing the virtual sport from Playstation VR to PC. It will also have cross-play between PS4 and PC, so everyone can experience this game in their method of choice, whether they want to use PSVR, Rift, or Vive. This allows everyone to be comfortable in the way they choose to play this intense game. Sparc enables players to connect online and compete with each other in fast-paced and physical one-on-one gameplay. Players use their motion controllers to hurl a projectile at their opponent from across the court, while dodging, blocking and deflecting incoming shots. Sparc’s unique full-body gameplay experience is only possible in virtual reality, where players’ VR equipment becomes their sports gear.