Tag Archives: ACE Team

It’s not editorially correct for me to tell you Rock of Ages looks awesome, but I can invite you to check out this new trailer and batch of screens and judge for yourself.

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Atlus has announced that ACE Team’s Rock of Ages will be released on August 31.

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Atlus has released a new trailer for Ace Team’s upcoming PC, PSN and XBLA title Rock of Ages.

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ACE Team has updated its blog with a developers explanation of how the team went about creating the 2D and 3D effects in the studio’s upcoming action title, Rock of Ages.

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Ace Team, the Santiago, Chile-based developer behind Zeno Clash will one day revisit the popular beat ‘em up. For now they’re all about Rock of Ages, a game which is shaping up to be an imaginative mix that owes a little to everything from Breakout to Tower Defence.

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ACE Team has put out a new trailer for its PSN, XBL and PC title Rock of Ages, and we’ve got it posted for you below.

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Atlus has announced that it’s to publish Ace Team’s next digital release, Rock of Ages.

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Have you ever wanted to headbutt a bird person who might be your mother in the face?

…Seriously? You have? Sorry. Your response just took us by surprise, is all.

Well, come May 5 – even if you don’t own a gaming PC that’s achieved sentience – you’ll be able to.

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Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition has been delayed on Xbox Live Arcade until April.

What a bummer.

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Atlus has put out some new assets for Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition for Xbox 360, and they look right nice.

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Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition has been given a released date of March 30 for XBLA (via Shack).

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ACE Team has revealed that its Zeno Clash port for Xbox 360 will get Ultimate Edition when it’s released via XBLA in March.

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ACE Team has released the SDK for Zeno Clash.

Those interested in creating their own levels and mods for the game can now do so.

To help you out, ACE has created a Wiki page which should help walk you through it a bit.

Thanks, Shack.

ACE has said that Zeno Clash 2 will be a much larger game than the first one and will be large enough to be released on consoles – which is what co-founder Andres Bordeu wanted to do in the first place.

“The sequel will be developed from a different perspective than the first title,” he told That Videogame Blog. “Zeno Clash is a short indie game, whereas with Zeno Clash 2 we want to build a larger title; a game that’s big enough to go retail on the consoles.

“[It’s] what we would have liked to do in Zeno Clash if we would have had the resources. We really think that an open ended world is fit for the world of Zenozoik. Many games offer you the possibility to roam around freely, which is a great feature. But when you travel through those worlds many have very familiar and recognizable environments.

“In Zeno Clash the woods don’t look like a regular forest with green trees and bushes. In Zeno Clash the cities are just plain insane. I think it will be extremely entertaining to explore a world where you a never quite sure what you will encounter next.”

Day one purchase right there.