On this episode of Falling Out, Bobby Kotick comes face to face with a force so evil that even he is powerless…Human Resources.
Sprites created by Stephen Challener (Open Game Art)
It’s been roughly six years since the last Falling Out comic which gives us a good year on our topic’s relevance. New episodes of Falling Out every…let’s play this release schedule by ear.
Sprite credits: Stephen Challenger, Matthew Nash, Charles Gabriel (via OpenGameArt)
Grinding Gear Games has released issue #1 in the Path of Exile comic book. The Karui Way is the first of four comic books scheduled for release over the next few months, with a physical collection coming early next year. Each issue can be purchased for $4 apiece, or $20 for the whole collection. You don’t save anything by buying the collection, but it does come with two exclusive masks.
Check out the promotion at the link below.
(Source: Path of Exile)
CCP Games has announced that the first issue of Eve: True Stories is now available for download. The graphic novel series follows the real events of players in the game Eve Online, with the first issue in the series devoted to the fall of the Band of Brothers alliance. The novel is published by Dark Horse Digital, written by Daniel Way (Deadpool) and features the artwork of Tomm Coker (Daredevil Noir) and David Palumbo (Aliens).
Interested readers can nab the issue for free using the Dark Horse app. Three more issues are set to release over the course of March and into early April, with a hardcover edition coming in June. More information can be found at the link below.
(More Info: Eve Online)
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If there was ever a title for an MMO that deserved a better life, Earthrise is probably a high contender. I’m actually fairly interested in how the reboot turns out, and not just because I had the pleasure of experiencing the first run around and seeing what was a game with amazing potential be squandered by the everlasting joy of indie-developer limitations.
True story.
RaiderZ would be a great place to chat, if you could over the mass gold spam in the first main city.
Line of Defense doesn’t release for a good while yet (first quarter of 2013), but that doesn’t mean you can’t brush up on the game’s lore before. Similar to Alganon, 3000AD has teamed up with DC Comics to create the first of three comic books for Line of Defense. With names like Brian Ching (Dark Horse Comics) and Ricardio Sanchez (Resident Evil, Aion, Telara comics). The Line of Defense comic sets up the story for the upcoming MMOFPS, in a seemingly never ending fight between the ruling Galactic Command and the rebelling insurgents over control of a planet and a super-weapon.
If you attended Comic Con or PAX, you were able to grab a physical copy. For the rest of us, however, the comic is being released through Comixology completely free of charge, provided you have the Comixology app. Alternatively, if you’d just like to read the comic in its .pdf/plain image format, check the link below.
(Source: Line of Defense)
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