The latest premium DLC for Jurassic World Evolution arrived today from Frontier Developments: the Carnivore Dinosaur Pack. This pack adds three new dinosaurs to Jurassic World Evolution and also has a free update for all players as well. This update comes with a new camera mode, for would-be dinosaur photographers.

The new dinosaurs include:

• The Herrerasaurus is a well-adapted carnivore with a narrow skull and serrated teeth for tearing into flesh, along with an unusually flexible joint in its lower jaw, allowing it to pin prey with a vice-like grip.
• The Proceratosaurus is small in stature but this carnivorous two-legged dinosaur from the middle Jurassic period is an ancient relative of the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex.
• The Acrocanthosaurus is a large and muscular dinosaur from the Cretaceous period. Studies of its skull and inner-ear reveal it would have had an unusual posture, lowering its head when running to maintain balance.

Assemble Entertainment announced today that their porcine military RTS title S.W.I.N.E. HD Remaster has a release date: May 23rd, 2019! It’s arriving just in time for the Bay of Pigs invasion anniversary, and it takes players back to the good ol’ days of war between pigs and rabbits. In the very first gameplay trailer of S.W.I.N.E. HD Remaster, Assemble Entertainment spotlights the most impressive scenes from the dirtiest of all dirty wars. You could call this one a bloodbath … or a mudbath.

Paradox Interactive go over a feature breakdown for Surviving Mars’ next expansions mechanics and features. The next expansion will be Green Planet!

Today we have two trailers for Servants in Fate/EXTELLA Link: The mighty King of Kings, Charlemagne and Rex Magnus Karl!

Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut is now available in North America for the Nintendo Switch at retail for 29.99 USD; it’s coming to Europe at retail on May 17th, 2019 as well. Brian Fargo, the producer of the original Fallout, has partnered with Nintendo to release Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut, the sequel to the first-ever post-apocalyptic computer RPG.

“Many of our fans have old school sensibilities, so when we announced the arrival of Wasteland 2 on the Nintendo Switch, we immediately began hearing requests for a physical version of the game. Many players love the collecting element of games – having the game in-hand, displayed on a shelf, and ready to be plucked off that shelf and played at any moment. We investigated the possibility, and thanks to a partnership with U&I Entertainment, are delivering this physical version of the game for our fans to have and enjoy,” said Brian Fargo, CEO, inXile Entertainment.

DAYMARE: 1998 will arrive on PC this summer, but today we get a sneak preview of the story and learn a little more about what H.A.D.E.S. is. The Hexacore Advanced Division for Extraction and Search reports directly to the DoD (Dept. of Defense) and deals with the most delicate of incidents. Agent Liev is a former Spetznaz who left Russia for greener pastures and now lives the American dream as a member of H.A.D.E.S., but a routine security breach may be far more than it seems.

DAYMARE: 1998 is an upcoming third-person survival horror, that also features hardcore survival mechanics and enemies that are sincerely hard-to-kill. It will require a tactical approach to combat, and offers a multi-character point of view to the story, unveiling deep and obscure lore. Backtracking, ammo conservation, environmental puzzles and much more await players in this daymare.

DAYMARE: 1998 MAIN FEATURES:

• Multi-character POV – see the story from different angles and discover the truth;
• Fearsome enemies – rendered in detail with lifelike animations and dismemberment;
• Realistic HUD – check inventory, health and position on a given piece of equipment;
• Environmental puzzles – finding your way around is not always easy, so look for clues;
• Classic mechanics – limited ammo and save points, backtracking, collectibles, tough enemies and more;
• Modern graphics and effects – not everything is old-school, thanks to Unreal Engine 4;
• Experience the 90s – the game is a homage to the era, with tons of references.

We have a double dose of Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 today. The first video talks about the strengths and weaknesses of enemy archetypes. The second video goes over tactical movement and positioning to give advantages in combat.