Month: March 2018

Behaviour Digital, the developers behind Dead by Daylight, are teasing a new game called Deathgarden, with more to be revealed at PAX East next week.

According to Behaviour Digital, “Deathgarden is a brutal asymmetrical shooter, where powerful hunters prey on agile runners, in a spectacular dystopian bloodsport.” It’s a 5v1 shooter, and as you can see in the teaser video above, it definitely looks like it will be intense, if nothing else.

Above: The Saw DLC trailer for Behaviour’s popular existing title, Dead by Daylight.

Deathgarden will be playable on the PAX East show floor, if you happen to be attending. You can sign up for the closed alpha on the game’s website. For more on everything happening at PAX East next week, stay tuned to IGN at our PAX East 2018 hub.

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HBO has released a new trailer ahead of Westworld’s second season – and there’s a few (very) brief shots of Shogun World inside.

The trailer gives us more of a look at the seemingly impending human vs. host war, across locations familiar and not-so-familiar. Check it out below:

Set to a typically disarming cover of Nirvana’s “Heart-Shaped Box”, the trailer eventually shows us a few small shots from the much talked-about second park – previously known as Samurai World – due to be revealed this season.

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It may be hard to remember now that Disney dominates the box office every year with Marvel and Star Wars movies, but there was a long time when House of Mouse couldn’t make a successful action movie to save their lives.

Granted, there are exceptions to this rule. Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean movies are blockbuster hits, the National Treasure movies made a killing, and the original 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is still a classic. But for the most part Disney usually seemed to have trouble making action-packed movies that could compete with other studios’ kick-butt blockbusters, which probably explains why they felt the need to buy pre-existing franchises that already had a huge built-in audience.

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The Sharknado series is coming to an end with the announcement of the sixth and final instalment that ramps things up a notch by adding time-travelling into the mix.

TVLine reports that Sharknado 6, which is yet to get an official title, will follow on from Sharknado 5’s riveting plot, that saw the world as we know it come to an end. In the climactic sequel, Fin Shephard (Ian Ziering) will travel back in time to stop the sharknado that put the chain of catastrophic events in motion.

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The old IGN Comics review roundup may be retired, but we still want to make sure readers have a place to come together and discuss their favorite books of the week. Scroll down to check out some of our reviews and opinion pieces from the past week, and then head down to the comments section to get the discussion started.

Written by Scott Snyder | Drawn by Greg Capullo w/ Various Artists

“Dark Nights: Metal has certainly lived up to its name, cramming in all sorts of heavy metal-worthy imagery and crazy situations. That doesn’t change one bit in the finale. The downside is that the series continues to be too overstuffed for its own good in its final chapter. As good a job as it does hyping up what’s to come for the DCU, it doesn’t quite carry the same weight as Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s best Batman stories.” -Jesse

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