Podcasts about arena shooter

We review the start to the World Saga called "World of Warcraft The War Within." Is it a huge step forward for the MMO? No. Is it fun to play? Sure is! We also share our first impressions of Black Myth Wukong. It's hard. But it looks amazing and apparently inspired Dragon-Ball Z! Brett gets into the alpha of Splitgate 2 and it's ready for primetime even though it's not coming out until 2025. We can't wait to play this!Gamescom Opening Night Live took place in Cologne, Germany and had some fun surprises for us. We got Borderlands 4 announced, a new show called Secret Level featuring some of our favorite franchises and the reveal of Mafia: The Old Country.We went to the United States only virtual reality eSports arena called EVA. This place is in Flower Mound and we went for a party. The experience was fantastic! Up to 10 people can play in a 5400 square foot arena with HTC headsets. It was super immersive both with the Zombie game and the team-based arena shooter.Finally, Concord is having a rough launch. Player count is low on Steam but we're still going to give it a try. That being said, we talk about some of what could've kept people from buying the game, what the roadmap looks like and will it stay alive?You can follow their Kickstarter here when it goes live or wishlist it on Steam.Show Notes:1:02 - Housekeeping2:59 - World of Warcraft: The War Within Review17:08 - Black Myth Wukong First Impressions35:00- Splitgate 2 First Impressions51:36 - The Biggest Surprises from Gamescom Opening Night Live1:13:49 - EVA eSports Arena: A Glimpse Into the Future1:36:11 - Concord Launches with Poor Numbers: Can It Be Saved?1:56:29 - Upcoming Video Game Releases Become a part of the conversation! If you donate $1 or more on Patreon you can get exclusive access to the Patreon-only chat and channels on the server. Visit our website to find our social channels, check past podcasts and donate to the show.Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see all of our latest videos as they drop. Credits:"Blue Groove Deluxe" by BlueFoxMusic on audiojungle.netWoman Announcer - Ariana Guerra; Actress"Wisdom" by Super Nostalgia 64

Anjos invadiram e destruíram o inferno e agora você vai partir numa jornada de vingança controlando a demônia Berith. Heavenstrafer é um jogo de tiro frenético e estiloso sobre relacionamentos e sexo. Um episódio caótico e neurodivertido com AkioRed (programação e game design), Lani (produção e arte 2D), Taylor (UI/UX) e Vermeio (artista 3D e desenvolvimento de fases). ______________________________________________ Esse é o Controles Voadores, seu podcast semanal para falar sobre jogos independentes e conhecer os desenvolvedores brasileiros. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Acompanhe as novidades sobre o Controles⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TRILHAS USADAS: Heavenstrafer Theme (O Culto? Team); The X-Files Theme (Mark Snow); Apache Synthwave 80s (KrissMcMass); Crater (MinionBmo); Sadness and Sorrow (Taylor Davis)

The company behind game store "Steam" may be getting back into the game making biz- if a leak is true, while the boss behind "Helldivers 2" has been replaced. FOX's Eammonn Dignam has the details in "FOX on Games." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Unreal, Unreal Tournament, and all the UTs versions have disappeared from The Epic Game Store and Steam. What a strange time to be alive. The one game that put EPIC GAMES on the map in the first place is no longer even available unless you head over to GOG.COM In this episode, Smango goes on […]

Unreal, Unreal Tournament, and all the UTs versions have disappeared from The Epic Game Store and Steam. What a strange time to be alive. The one game that put EPIC GAMES on the map in the first place is no longer even available unless you head over to GOG.COM In this episode, Smango goes on […]

We review the 2021 first person shooter HROT, published by Spytihnev. Intro "Drifting Korners" by Joseph McDade; outro "Voxel Revolution" by Kevin MacLeod.Follow us on Twitter @_1kpod.Not affiliated with, nor endorsed by, Valve, Steam, etc. in any way.

Trex Warrior was released in Germany in 1991 by Lionheart label Thalion, and appeared to much more fanfare on an Amiga coverdisk in 1993. Fast moving, colorful, and an "interesting" control scheme make it one to check out today.

Trex Warrior was released in Germany in 1991 by Lionheart label Thalion, and appeared to much more fanfare on an Amiga coverdisk in 1993. Fast moving, colorful, and an "interesting" control scheme make it one to check out today.

On today's show:A New Arena Shooter Based on NERF Blasters is Coming This FallFat Joe and DJ Drama are Working on a New Gangsta Grillz Project Rick Ross, G Herbo, Freddie Gibbs, and More Put on Free Concert for Cannabis Law AwarenessThe Next Two Permanent Hosts for Jeopardy Have Been Decided We got some NFL action going on tonight as the first week on the pre-season is set to continueField of Dreams game is tonight between the Yankees and White SoxFor more details on these stories and many more, follow ONE37pm on IG, Twitter, FB and TT.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Awesreek has been working on his game Viscerafest for EIGHT F@#$%ING YEARS & he’s here to tell us about his amazing journey including the do's & don’ts of indie game development, what it’s like seeing his demo take off, working with the infamous & notorious Markie Music & how HP Lovecraft’s mythos ties into a the heartwarming tale of a bloodthirsty female mercenary who just wants to buy a ring & propose to her cute little alien boyfriend. // Artwork by Haducant/Spaced // Markie Music: https://markiemusic.bandcamp.com/releases // Viscerafest Discord: discord.gg/E2pUkxe // The Keep: http://inthekeep.com/ // Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/InTheKeep)

Ch4mp is the founder and proprietor of Rocket Jump Zone, an organization putting on weekly arena FPS tournaments. From Xonotic to Quake Champions and now Diabotical, RJZ is always at the cutting edge of AFPS competition. This episode also contains some of Motherload’s thoughts on how best to support your favorite independent content and its creators. // Artwork by Haducant/Spaced // igracsimon: https://igracsimon.newgrounds.com/ // Rocket Jump Zone: https://rocketjump.zone/ // The Keep: http://inthekeep.com/ // Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/InTheKeep)

no_il is a top Israeli Quake Live player. BigEyeGuy is a mobile game designer and community organizer for Arena Israel. We’re all In The Keep to talk about the Israeli and middle-eastern arena shooter community, our thoughts on Diabotical, why slot machines are so much fun and way more than you asked for. // Artwork by Haducant/Spaced // igracsimon: https://igracsimon.newgrounds.com/ // Arena Isreal: https://discord.gg/bDRCgSU //// The Keep: http://inthekeep.com/ // Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/InTheKeep)

On this weeks show we discuss the brand new Steam game Splitgate Arena Warfare. Is this Arena Shooter just what the doctor ordered for those burned out by battle royale? Or is this game almost a decade too late? We also discuss Epic deciding to take out Tilted Towers in the latest update and return the Drum Gun. And doing so right before another major World Cup event! CWL London has come and gone, and we discuss the winners of the event. We then end with RUMORS! Call of Duty's next title is highly anticipated and we talk about why it will be Modern Warfare 4! Also we discuss some rumored settings and gameplay that will be Gears 5! Horde Escape mode? YES PLEASE! Links to YouTube videos for Rumor Info: Supreme Samurai - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BYjqp7IW-E Gears Feed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7HJ9dq0Vpk&t=305s Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show and leave us a RATING and REVIEW on iTunes! Email the show: GamingUnderFireShow@gmail.com Gaming Under Fire Mixer Gaming Under Fire Twitter Gaming Under Fire Instagram Gaming Under Fire Facebook

Quake is one of the most influential shooters ever made. While its contemporaries like Duke Nukem and Blood were dabbling in the illusion heavy 2.5D, Quake chose instead to feature fully 3D models and environments. It introduced true vertical spaces, encouraged the use of the mouse to aim and forced players to manage distance far more actively. But does its gameplay hold up all these years later, or has it been eclipsed by refinements taken by more modern shooters?In this week’s episode, we explore:How does the decision to make most enemies shoot projectiles or attack in melee, instead of hitscan, affect the pace and feel of the gameplay?Is Episode 4 the apex of the Quake experience, with its larger spaces and more abundant power ups? Or do those very things detract from the more skill-testing, claustrophobic environs?Just how many shades of green and brown can you use in the creation of 23 near identical castles?Find out if Quake has truly stood the test of time in the 9th episode of the Retro Spectives Podcast!If you enjoyed the show and would like to continue the conversation, feel free to head on over to our Discord which you can  find here or on our website. Thanks for listening!

This week Tazz is all jacked up on BANG energy drink! And we find out he's a weakling for caffeine compared to Trax. Everyone is announcing Cloud/Subscription services for gaming including Google, Microsoft, and Apple. The Division 2 has been doing excellent in reviews and is setting the bar for what a game as a live service should look like. Anthem has a slew of updates coming and while some are welcome, others are a little more puzzling. Apex Legends new legend and battle pass is out, both are being met with a very "meh" response. Rainbow Six Siege is working on friendly fire griefers and potentially some changes to some OP attackers are in the works. Tazz and Trax find themselves locked in a dance of Arena Shooter vs Class Shooter and which is "more skilled." What do you think? Email and let us know! Halo, Black Ops, Battlefiled V, Overwatch all covered in double taps! Don't Forget to Rate and Review the Show on iTunes! Email the show: GamingUnderFireShow@gmail.com Gaming Under Fire Mixer Gaming Under Fire Twitter Gaming Under Fire Instagram Gaming Under Fire Discord Gaming Under Fire Facebook

Nach Quake 4 und Quake Live schien die vielleicht grösste Marke im Bereich der Arena Shooter allmählich zu verschwinden. Der Name "Quake" soll jetzt wiederbelebt werden: Die Beta zu Quake Champions hat begonnen. Wir wollten wissen, ob Quake Champions trotz - oder gerade dank - neumodischer Einflüsse eine würdige Fortsetzung der einst grossen Franchise werden könnte.

«Drawn to Death» kommt mit einem abgefahrenen Design daher. Das ganze soll an Kritzeleien von gelangweilten Schulern in Vorlesungen erinnern. Verpackt ist das ganze als 4-Spieler kompetitiver Arena Shooter aus der Feder von von David Jaffe (God of War und Twisted Metal). Der Shooter glänzt mit sechs abgefahren , die mit wilden Spezialfähigkeiten und weit über zwanzig Waffen einen individuellen Spielstil zu lassen. Die zehn Karten bieten Abwechslung. Jedes Match ist sehr schnell. Uns hat es stellenweise vom Konzept an «Twisted Metal» erinnert. Wobei «Drawn to Death» zu keiner Zeit die Genialität von «Twisted Metal» erreicht. Die sechs Spielmodi in «Drawn to Death» sorgen für eine gewisse Abwechslung, gewinnen aber keinen Innovationspreis. Im Organ Donor müssen die Spieler dem Gegner das Herz aus der Brust schiessen und es zur stationären Basis bringen. Der Spieler mit 20 Punkten gewinnt das Match. In Classic Deathmatch gewinnt der Spieler mit den ersten zehn Kills, im Classic Team Deathmatch, das Team mit 20 Kills. Im Core Deathmatch braucht es fünf Punkte zum Sieg. Jeder Kill gibt einen Punkt, wird man getötet verliert man einen Punkt. Der Core Team Deathmatch spielt sich gleich, braucht aber 10 Punkte fürs gesamte Team zum Sieg. Etwas spezieller ist der Brawl Modus. Hier wird die Karten mit der Zeit immer kleiner und somit die Kämpfe immer intensiver. PS4-Spieler mit PlayStation Plus-Mitgliedschaft erhalten «Drawn to Death» im April kostenlos. Der Kaufpreis ist mit 20.- CHF passable. Ob und wie stark optionale Microtransactions das Spiel verändern, wird sich erst in der Zukunft zeigen.

Ben goes on a rant on why the changes to the new Fire Emblem are wrong and how memes are not timeless. Meantwhile Tim patiently listens and waits for a chance to talk about Battleborn and Overwatch.0:00:28 - Intro0:01:45 - Fire Emblem0:15:40 - Elder Scolls Legends0:23:40 - Battleborn and OverwatchFollow us on twitter at AnotherDungeon, Facebook at AnotherDungeon, or subscribe on YouTube. Head to our website for written reviews and articles as well.And ensure to swing by our forums and discuss what your opinion of gaming piracy and Kickstarter is.

In dieser vierten Ausgabe unseres SIQ Podcasts sehen sprechen wir ein wenig mehr über unsere Erfahrungen bezüglich Overwatch, speziell auch aus der Perspektive eines Halo Spielers und Personen, die Arena Shooter mögen (wenn wir auch keine Pros sind). Leider hat sich die Veröffentlichung aufgrund der E3 etwas verzögert, weswegen manche Änderungen, die Blizzard gemacht hat, hier nicht mehr mit einbezogen wurden ... oder noch nicht mit einbezogen wurden, viel mehr.Timecodes:00:54 - Helden13:45 - Balancing und Gameplay21:54 - Wie viel Arena steckt in Overwatch?29:34 - Leveling und Anpassung34:56 - TrendIch hoffe ihr habt Spaß beim zuhören! Natürlich sind wir, wie immer, sehr an eurer Meinung interessiert, also hinterlasst uns doch einen Kommentar!Aufnahmedatum: 11.06.2016

Heute lassen wir die Gerüchteküche brodeln. Andy, David und Katha 2 diskutieren über die neue Playstation 4 Neo sowie Titel, die vielleicht darauf erscheinen. Außerdem gibt es Neuigkeiten zu den Verkaufszahlen der Xbox One, Spieleindrücke von LawBreakers, einem neuen Arena-Shooter und eine Diskussion zu Hacker-Angriffen auf The Division. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GamesAktuell

Viele interessante Leserfragen, viele verschiedene Spielethemen, viele spannende, kuriose und überraschende Infos, Anekdoten, der Chef zu Besuch und so viel mehr! Was für ein Brett! Die Stimmung heute war gedrückt. Wenn es seit exakt einem Tag ununterbrochen regnet, fällt es schwer, irgendwie hibbelig und aufgedreht zu sein. Aber siehe da, sobald wir in unserem Podcast-Bungalow saßen, wurden wir hibbelig und aufgedreht. Diesmal beantworten Toni, Sascha, Sebastian und zum Schluss auch Thorsten alle (okay, fast alle) Leserfragen zur letzten Folge. Einfach weil es momentan aus der Redaktion nicht so viele Infos gibt, über die wir offen sprechen können. Angedeutet werden sie natürlich, keine Sorge! Und eure Fragen waren toll. Wir sind über ne Menge netter Gaming-Themen gestolpert, etwas Wunsch-Nachfolger erfolgloser Spiele, Robo-Simulationen, Realismus in Spielen, Custom-Soundtracks, die PS4 und PSP2, PlayStationPlus oder Arena-Shooter. Spannend. Und dazu gibt es diesmal pikante Details aus der guten alten Zeit des Journalismus, wo der Weg des rasenden Reporters mit Kaviar, Schampus und Snowmobiltouren gepflastert war. Toni, dieses Schwein! Also, genießt die Show und stellt fleißig Fragen. Wir kümmern uns dann mal weiter um unsere Games und die Messevorbereitungen. Apropos Messe: Auf der gamescom werdet ihr Toni und Thorsten zu einem netten Plausch oder zu Rockstar-Energy-Wetttrinken treffen können. Mehr Infos folgen im Podcast sowie in den nächsten Tagen auf Facebook sowie auf der Webseite. P.S. Uns gibt es auch bei iTunes! Hier ist der iTunes-Abolink! Wir sind immer gespannt wie Flitzebogen, wenn wir in die iTunes-Reviews schauen. Wie bewertet ihr uns? Vergebt also bitte Sterne und schreibt ehrliche Reviews. Und empfehlt uns weiter! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/play4magazin/