Psyonix Studio has announced that Nosgoth, a free-to-play multiplayer fighter set in the Legacy of Kain universe, will enter closed beta on February 27th.
To celebrate this they have released a video message where Design Director Corey Davis presents for the first a sneak peak at the evolved skins for the Vampire Clans that they have been developing in conjunction with Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver’s Art Lead, Daniel Cabuco.
It's with great pleasure that I announce my involvement with Psyonix in creating these classic Soul Reaver clan skins. They heard the fans and sought me out to ensure an authentic tie to the original series. Daniel Cabuco
Further details about the new Soul Reaver skins will be released next week.
If you can't wait to see the game in action then you can to tune in to their Twitch channel at 2pm PST / 4pm CST / 5pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm CET on Wednesday 26th February to catch Nosgoth’s dev team in action.
You can register for access to the beta here.
The next big content update to Final Fantasy XIV is coming to Eorzea on February 23, 2016. Patch 3.2, “The Gears of Change” will bring plot advancements and the all new Antitower dungeon. The Lost City of Amdapor, which originally debuted in Patch 2.2, is getting a new hard-mode for daring dungeoneers. You check out a few screenshots below.
And now, for the only article actually worth reading this week, comes a video out of Square Enix's Japanese Youtube channel that explores the upcoming PC and mobile release of Final Fantasy IX. Announced only a few short weeks ago, Final Fantasy IX appears to be on the verge of an imminent global release. Square Enix's video, which has footage...
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Final Fantasy XIV's development team has responded to the tragic news surrounding the death of Sian Blake, the voice actor who brought to life Yugiri, an first NPC introduced in the later stages of A Realm Reborn. Blake took over for the role beginning with the Heavensward expansion. This week, the team behind Final Fantasy XIV spoke out for the...
Looks cool but I wish they also made it available on Linux or Mac.