Here is another LVLONE Weekly game roundup with several gameplay reveals and launch dates.
Gameplay Reveal
Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment debuted the first gameplay trailer from Batman: Arkham Knight. The official gameplay reveal showcases the graphical prow less of next gen and the return to some faces like Scarecrow which seeks to unite the Rogues Gallery and takedown Batman. The game is set after the events of Arkham City and is said to be 5 times larger then that game. The game is set to release for Xbox One, PS4 and PC on October 14th of this year.
New Release Date
2K Games announced this week that their multiplayer shooter Evolve which takes a heavy emphasis on Left 4 Dead will be released to the masses on October 21st. The game will require team based actions to take down creatures on unknown islands. We’ll be sure to hear about this game in the coming weeks as E3 will take place. Evolve will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC simultaneously.
After being announced not only for Xbox One but PS4 Minecraft for those consoles finally has a release date. The game will launch on Xbox One and PS4 in August, Set to cost $19.99 but those who own the retail version of Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition will be able to upgrade to the new game for $4.99 on Xbox One. This is said to be five times larger then the current gen version and if that wasn’t enough saves will be able to be transferred over from the 360 version to the Xbox One version as well.
Pick of the Week
Amplitude was a beloved game near and dear to even myself and was released for the PS2. This was the second game created by Harmonix and sequel to Frequency. Much of what Rockband is comes from what Amplitude was and the company wanted to get back to their roots. They had made a Kickstarter to see the game come to light but has of recent already passed their goal funding. It goal was set to $775,000 with a second goal to include multiplayer online head to head if they surpassed $1,125,000 but didn’t make it. They have already secured artists that supported the original game and will be releasing the game next year on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3.
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