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PC/Mac Horror Title ‘Anna’ Get’s An Extensive Update Thanks To User Feedback

Coming soon is a big update to Anna which will then transform it into the Extended Edition. Anyone who has already purchased the game will receive this update for free. The games creators Kalypso Media took feedback from people who bought the game and implemented it into the update. Just a few things included in the update are enhanced graphics, more gameplay, more puzzles and much more. If you head past the break you can see the full list and check out a new live action video to celebrate the update. Pick the game up now for PC and Mac on Steam!

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‘DayZ’ Dev Team Releases Their First Video Blog Showcasing The Standalone’s New Features

The team behind the upcoming DayZ standalone have been hard at work making sure the game lives up to fans’ lofty expectations, but they’ve still managed to do an excellent job keeping their community up to date with the latest goings on with the game. They’ve discussed some of the new features that have been added to the standalone, and now we can see some of those in action in the first of what will hopefully become a series of video updates posted on their dev blog. Check it out after the jump.
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Dev Team Provides Update On ‘Day Z’ Standalone

Dean Hall recently took a break from making the the DayZ standalone the best it can be to provide an update on the progress his team has made with the game. They really are doing a fantastic job of keeping their community updated on the goings on with the game, which by now has quite a bit of anticipation surrounding it. Read what Hall and friends had to say after the break.
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Capcom Continues Support Of ‘Resident Evil 6′ With Second Title Update, Coming Jan 22

Whether or not you enjoyed Resident Evil 6 (I liked it a lot) there’s no denying that Capcom is doing a fantastic job supporting the game. First, they gave Ada a co-op partner, a tweaked camera, and a No Hope difficulty setting, and in less than a week, a second update will bring with it even more features. On January 22, Agent Hunt mode will be unlocked for everyone and QTE assist will be added for all difficulties (thank you). More after the jump.
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‘Resident Evil 6′ Coming To Steam And Games On Demand, First Major Update Available Now

Ada doesn’t have many friends, but that changes after this major update to Resident Evil 6. The free update will give Ada a partner so you can enjoy her campaign with a friend, and this new agent is also unlocked in the Extras. It also brings with improved camera options so you can adjust the camera to fit your play style and an ultra hard “No Hope” difficulty setting that will spank you, and not in the good way. This isn’t to be confused with the January update, which will unlock Agent Hunt mode from the beginning, provide more matchmaking options before starting a game, and stage selection within chapters. That update should go live on January 22nd. More after the break.
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Check Out Ada’s Partner In These New Screens From The Upcoming ‘Resident Evil 6′ Update

There’s a title update coming to Resident Evil 6 that’s going to make some pretty big changes, including a new difficulty mode, improved camera adjustment, more subtitle options, and perhaps most exciting of all, a new co-op partner for Ada. Since the update was first announced, I’ve been looking forward to seeing what Capcom would do with Ada’s partner, and now that I’ve seen her in action, she looks… like a faceless soldier. You might be saying, who cares?, to which I’ll reply — well, yeah, you’re totally right. I’d like Ada’s partner to add some interest to that scenario, but if she doesn’t, I’m all right with that too. Head past the break for more info on the update and a bunch of screenshots, all featuring Ada’s new companion.
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‘Guild Wars 2′ Gets A Halloween Update, Adding A New Story, Costumes, And Trick-Or-Treating

The last time I went trick-or-treating, I was dressed in full Nemesis attire, complete with big leather jacket (with a stunning Umbrella logo stitched to the back), rocket launcher, and boots that added a good 3-4 inches of pure terror. It was hopelessly geeky and way over-the-top, but at the time, I felt like a total badass. Now, I can relive those fond memories, sans Nemesis ensemble, in the new Halloween update available now for Guild Wars 2. NCsoft and ArenaNet don’t want to ruin anything since they’d rather you see it for yourself, but what we know is it adds a brand new story that follows the return of a king who was slain by his own people, trick-or-treating, special costumes, and holiday themed crafting recipes. Much of the new content is temporary, so if you want to enjoy it now, you best act quick. It’s free, so you have nothing to lose.
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Capcom Is Working On A Free Update For ‘Resident Evil 6′, Including Co-op Support For Ada’s Scenario

Here’s some good news for Resident Evil 6 fans — Capcom is prepping an update for the game that will bring with it a new difficulty mode dubbed ‘No Hope Left’, as well as co-op support for the previously single-player exclusive Ada scenario. Ada’s campaign will also be unlocked from the beginning, so you’ll no longer have to work for it, you lazy bum. “Said campaign was meant as a solo affair for Ms Wong, but odds are you’d like to play through it again with a pal – soon you can!” Capcom said on their blog, and I couldn’t agree more. Leon’s is easily my favorite of the bunch, and Ada’s may very well be a close second.

For those of you who might still be on the fence about the game, I suggest checking out our review. For the rest of you, who here’s played the game, and if you have, what do you think of it so far? Do you like what Capcom’s done with the game or is it time for another reboot?
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Dogs Are On Their Way To Help Make Your Days In ‘Day Z’ A Little Less Lonely

Unless you’ve found a group of survivors to hang with, Day Z can be a pretty lonely game. Soon that will no longer be the case, as the next update will bring with it a much-needed level of companionship in the form of dogs. Before you get too excited, these furry friends aren’t only here to make your job of surviving in Day Z’s zombie-infested post-apocalyptic world a little easier. Having a dog as an ally means you’ll have another mouth to feed, a life outside of your own that you’ll be responsible for, and the inevitable happen and Fido falls at the teeth of a zombie or by the bullet of another player, the loss is definitely going to suck. I imagine it’ll feel something like losing Agro in Shadow of the Colossus. There are still nights where I awaken, doused in a cold sweat, calling Agro’s name. My therapist says this is totally normal. What’s also normal, cool even, is if you were to click that Read More button so you can watch a substantial bit of gameplay from the next update.
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Epic Games Is Maintaining Gears Of War 3. Other Game Devs Should Take Note

A lot of game developers release their games, and then NOTHING. No updates, they just move on. Shitty multiplayer? Buggy campaign? We don’t care, we’ve got better things to worry about. Epic Games however, totally different story. Coming tomorrow they are releasing an update with not only bug fixes, but improvements as well. Not many games especially months after release, are getting that type of treatment.

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Meet Curio, A Creepy, Crazy Game For iOS Devices

There’s no shortage of runner games on Apple’s mobile gaming platform, but Curio stands apart from the rest by being horror themed, and having a fucking weird trailer. The game came out last December, but a brand new update that went live yesterday added more than 50% more content to the game, including new items, Easter Eggs, and a tutorial. I could keep talking about it, but I think I’d rather let Tommy Wiseau (writer, director and star of The Room) give you an idea of what you can expect from it in the trailer below.

You can grab Curio on the iTunes App store for a cool .99 cents. Head past the break for some more info about the game and what its first update has added to it. READ MORE