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3D Realms has been silent since Duke Nukem Forever caused the studio to come apart at the seams. But now the team is back with a Earth No More, a new FPS on just-opened crowd funding portal Gambitious.

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The first bit of artwork for Earth No More surfaced yesterday, and it definitely looks like nature is out to get you.

Described as a “when nature goes wrong” 3d shooter, the game takes place in a small New England town under quarantine because of an outbreak of sorts. Basically plants are taking over the world, the government is trying to cover it up and you and four others must combat it the best way possible.

Multiplayer and co-op will be featured, and it’s currently in the works from Recoil Games and being produced by Radar Group.

The game is slated for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360, but so far, a release date has not been set.

Thanks, Gaming Today.

According to this, 3D Realms boss Scott Miller has been quick to defend his company after it came to lilght yesterday that it was being sued by a team that claims to have had the original idea for sci fi game Earth No More.

“I can’t say much, because this is a legal matter. Except, I will say we are fully innocent, and that these guys are just looking for a quick score,” he said.

Cinemagraphix Entertainment shopped an idea around in 2005 for sci-fi game called Earth No More, 3D Realms being one of the companies to see the presentation. The Duke Nukem Forever developer then announced a sci-fi game called Earth No More in June 2007.

According to this, Cinemagraphix Entertainment is sueing 3D Realms for copyright infringement over a project called Earth No More.

Apparently, Cinemagraphix shopped an idea around in 2005 for sci-fi game called Earth No More, 3D Realms being one of the companies to see the presentation. The Duke Nukem Forever developer then announced a sci-fi game called Earth No More in June 2007.

Cinemagraphix doesn’t think this is coincidence. In January the company filed for damages, including $150,000 and a share of the game’s profits. The claim is that 3D Realms not only stole pinched the name, but the premise and concept art as well.

Whoops.