Category Archives: Deep Silver

Dead Island: Riptide may wear the same face as its predecessor, but Deep Silver’s creative producer Alex Topolanski assured VG247′s Dave Cook that this quite a different game. Judge for yourself here.

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The embargo has lifted on the reviews of Techland’s zombie-follow-up, Dead Island: Riptide. Is it silly-fun or just plain silly? Get the scores through the break.

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But setting Saints Row 4 within a virtual world, Volition has been able to open up the city of Steelport in new ways.

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Those planning on picking up Metro: Last Light who are also looking to purchase a new video card may want to consider killing two birds with one stone: Nvidia has announced the game will come bundled with its GeForce GTX cards – 660 or above.

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A heretofore encountered title popped up on the Australian Classification Board’s database today. Narco Terror hails from Time-O and Prison Break developer Zootfly and is a multi-platform games published by Deep Silver, with an MA+ rating. There’s no mention of it on either developer or publisher’s websites.

Surely the game contains some sort of rules despite the connotations in the headline, but whatever they are, Ride to Hell: Retribution doesn’t seem to care. In the game, you will play as Jake Conway who is out for revenge against a brutal biker gang called The Devil’s Hand. The action-adventure, in the works since 2008, takes place during the last years of the roaring 1960’s and releases June 25 in North America and June 28 in Europe on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. Thanks, EdNorton.

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Saint’s Row 4 developer Volition believes that if anything, the series’ daft tone is what makes it such a success, not the other way round. It comes as one Cliff Bleszinski suggested that the wacky nature of the games is holding them back, and for Volition to “lose the gimps and dildos”.

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Deep Silver and 4A Games have announced the official minimum, recommended and optimum PC specs for Metro: Last Light.

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Sacred Citadel, the side-scrolling action brawler from Southend Interactive and Deep Silver, has arrived on XBL, Steam and the US PS Store. In the game, each character has its own combos, special moves, skills, and equipment, and will play differently from the others. It will arrive on the EU Store tomorrow. Watch the launch trailer below. Thanks, EdNorton.

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Grasshopper Manufacture CEO doesn’t think sexuality in video games should be as big deal as it is in western countries.

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A video in a series the three-part Metro: Last Light Survival series has been released. Titled “Enemy Danger”, it gives you a glimpse of some of the hostile inhabitants awaiting you – both human and mutant. It also delves into extremist factions, bandits, and the order of Rangers, which all fight to maintain control of the Metro tunnels. Will you sneak past your enemies to save their lives and gain rare ammunition or will you just send them to meet their maker? Either choice comes with its own consequences. Metro: Last Light is out May 14 in the US and May 17 in Europe on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.

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Metro Last Light is one for the hardcore – its story is deep, dark and gruesome. VG247′s Sam Clay brings you a preview of what to expect from one of the generation’s biggest shooters.

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Movie adaptations for the Saints Row and Metro franchises are still possible now that both are owned by Deep Silver’s parent company, Koch Media.

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Dead Island: Riptide’s Xbox 360 achievement list has appeared online, and does indeed contain spoilers, so be careful. It’s out on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 across North America from April 23, and across Europe from April 26.

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Deep Silver boss Geoff Mulligan has said that the Koch media-owned publisher is doing much better than big, triple-A publishers because it actually makes money.

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Metro: Last Light has a new video available which is the first in a three-part series, in which viewers are taught how to survive. Get the first below. Metro: Last Light releases May 14 in Northern America and May 17 in Europe.

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Dead Island: Riptide publisher Deep Silver has released a new batch of screens from Techland’s soggy, island-based purée of zombie goodness. It’s out on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 across North America from April 23 and across Europe April 26.

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Screenshots of upcoming fantasy MMORPG Dragon’s Prophet have been released, showing off the Laedis continent of floating islands. According to lore, before the invention of airships, the place was so isolated that only the Osira inhabitants dwelled there, as the Eternal Dragon placed the inhabitants there during the First Dragon War. During the Second Dragon War, the continents “were continuously fractured and Laedis was flung high into the sky.” Thus, it remains there. It all looks rather lovely, and I was able to play some of the MMO during GDC last week. My full report will be posted sometime next week. Dragon’s Prophet will be published by SOE in North America, and Deep Silver and Infernum Productions per regional agreements in other regions.

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Dead Island: Riptide is the most fun Brenna has had all year, which probably means she needs to get out more.

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Deep Silver has announced Ride to Hell: Retribution and Ride to Hell: Route 666 will be released in June.

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