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Developer Action Square has released a new gameplay video for the upoming Kingdom: The Blood, a new action RPG based on the hit Netflix series. The new five-minute trailer hosted by IGN also includes commentary from the developers about the content of the game.

Dark Blood First Gameplay Trailer

Speaking more on the combat, Hyungseok emphasized the difficulty of encounters. Zombies, which are featured in the show, also appear in game and are especially deadly. One intriguing gameplay element that is implied is how difficulty scales higher as you kill more enemies, soaking yourself in their blood. "As the difficulty level increases and the character becomes soaked in blood, players will need to fight multiple enemies at once, making it a difficult challenge," he explains. This seems to indicate a system that increases zombies as the player's character kills more enemies, which should make for an engaging gameplay escalation. The game also promises a variety of boss encounter that are different military classes.

What would you do if you woke up locked in a dark room, with your hands covered in blood? Play as Luca, and endure the brute torture of MADiSON, a demon that has forced him to continue a gory ritual started decades ago, making him commit abominable acts. Will you be able to finish this sinister ceremony?

The first glimpse of the third installment in the anthology appeared in Little Hope's gold picture showing a woman (Rachel) rappelling into a chasm and screaming frantically as the rope holding her snapped. Moreover, as the credits end, the announcement trailer[4] is shown, revealing the identities and voices of some of the protagonists. After a while, the names of the main cast, being Rachel, Eric, Nick, Jason and Salim, were revealed.

The teaser opens with a group of helicopters flying and landing in the Zagros Mountains. The scene then switches to Nick and Jason shooting off in a dark cave. At the same time, a voice-over (Jason) tells someone (Eric) to start believing in God as they are attacked by an anomalous threat. Then the scene and the voice-over change to show Rachel, being in a huge pool of blood, finding a statue of Pazuzu. At the same time, a voice-over (Salim) tells that in Sumerian myths there is a House of Ashes - an underworld where the souls of the dead go to be tormented by demons. The teaser ends with Rachel hearing clicking noises behind her and turning in horror, followed by the title of the third installment and the year of release - House of Ashes, 2021.

The first activity about House of Ashes began on May 19 in the form of a short teaser trailer[5], promoting the first gameplay reveal[6] on May 27. The reveal began with an interview with Will Doyle, who briefly talked about the inspirations, setting, new mechanics, protagonists and threats, which since Man of Medan and Little Hope, were real. The gameplay itself was 8-minutes long and took place in one of the early chapters. In it, in addition to the already familiar Nick and Jason, the viewer was introduced to two new supporting characters, Clarice and Merwin.

On June 10, a short story trailer[7] was released, revealing the beginning of the setting and fully showing the main threat, as well as announcing the release date, October 22. Almost a week later, on June 16, an exclusive E3 Studio interview[8] was released where executive producer Dan McDonald went deeper into the setting, gameplay and characters.

The next spike in activity began in late August. In anticipation of House of Ashes, Supermassive Games created the "Caelus Files" site[9], which allowed the reader to learn more about the game's lore. To celebrate the involvement in Gamescom 2021, a short trailer[10] was released on August 25, featuring the theme of the game being "the enemy of my enemy is my friend." On September 3, a 40-50 minute demo of the game was released to various content creators and game reviewers. This demo allowed the players to not only play the shown 7-minute gameplay chapter, but also other additional three new chapters. Players were also able to play as each protagonist and even kill Merwin and Eric.

The first batch of details from the game poured out this summer, but the studio has remained tight-lipped on further progress. Given that most videogames based upon movies tend to be underwhelming, the silence - for a game they stated would be out in late 2013 - wasn't seen in a positive light. Now coming back out of the shadows with a new 2014 release date, Rambo: The Video Game is ready to show off its official trailer.

In addition to the blood-riddled action, Teyon has assured gamers there will be several quicktime sequences mixed in with the action. From the looks of the trailer, fighting scenes like Rambo's escape from the prison in First Blood are a prime selection for these sequences, though the graphics themselves leave much to be desired. Featuring some questionable-looking gameplay in a genre with a bad reputation, Teyon looks like it will be facing an uphill battle as the release date looms closer once again.

In 1998, a sequel was created; Blood II: The Chosen. Running on the new LithTech engine developed in-house by Monolith, it took place exactly one century after the first game, featuring the Cabal's attempts to kill Caleb and take back the powers of Tchernobog, while Caleb's disuse of the dark god's powers accidentally summons abominations from another dimension. Unfortunately, due to being rushed out the door, it released in a very poor state, and though it does have a following (including a very active modding community), it's rarely considered on par with the first.

Game Science Studio recently released a 13-minute long trailer of Black Myth Wukong. With the short trailer from earlier this year that welcomed the Year of the Ox, as well as the longer, 15-minute gameplay trailer that announced the game to the world last year, Black Myth Wukong was able to garner enough attention and now has a strong following amongst gamers. Made with Unreal Engine 5, the game is one of the most visually stunning, crisp-feeling games of the future. But perhaps the most important question to be answered now is this: when is the Black Myth Wukong release date?

In May 2013, the first stand-alone expansion pack, Shades of Darkness, was released. The latest version of the add-on is 2.1. Developed by Virtuos Software, Shades features two new four-mission campaigns, a new faction called the Dungeon, as well as some notable gameplay and AI improvements which hadn't been corrected before. The improved townscreen can be a notable change for vanilla owners.

Sir Percival's gameplay in Sonic and the Black Knight is quite different from Sonic's gameplay. Unlike Sonic or Lancelot, she has two jumps, of which the first is used as a homing attack. Her aerial attack can be used to stay in the air for a longer time, as it sends her straightforward without losing height. The downside of this, however, is, that her aerial attack can't be used as effectively as Sonic's or Lancelot's. Her ground-based attacks make her speed from enemy to enemy. In her variation of the Soul Surge, Flame Purgation, she covers herself with fire and is freely controllable. This is very useful when fighting against multiple enemies at the same time.

Available in three sizes, the trailer darts between dark and grimy alleys, dark and incomprehensible scenes of slaughter, mutilation and puzzling creatures with a pacing and tone slightly reminiscent of Ringu. It's a lot nastier and more inexplicably malformed than we remember, too, and the locked and chained kitchen door and haunting visitations are just the start. By the end of the trailer the player is facing down a two-headed paraplegic child racing down a blood-soaked corridor squealing with rage. Triffic!

For more info on the mechanics of Silent Hill 4 (as opposed to the vision of insanity that you get witnessing it first hand), be sure to have a read over Kristan's preview of the game based on a presentation at a recent Konami press event, and don't forget the 11 blood-splattered screenshots we dragged back either.

Gameloft has released the first gameplay trailer for its upcoming Android game, Wild Blood. The game will be the first Gameloft title based on the Unreal Engine, and the action-packed, blood-filled trailer certainly doesn't disappoint.

Black Myth: Wukong is a Chinese action-RPG that has attracted a lot of attention since its announcement last year. Now, there is a new gameplay trailer that shows a number of fresh elements. We have all the info on the release date, trailer, bosses, enemies and everything else you need to know.

The reason we're updating this article now, though, is because Black Myth: Wukong got a 15-minute exclusive gameplay trailer that showcases graphic and combat. And let me tell you: this is what everyone wants when somebody mentions Unreal Engine 5. This. Looks. Bomb.

Even though we don't know much about the game itself yet, an official gameplay trailer, as well as a gameplay-demo trailer, has been released, giving us at least a little insight into Black Myth: Wukong. The official trailer first shows frame rates that almost take our breath away: Sandy landscapes from a fictional world that almost looks too real to be from a game. We also get a glimpse of the fights and animations from Black Myth: Wukong.

The Game Awards 2022 release date trailerDuring The Game Awards 2022, Diablo 4 received a new cinematic trailer. This was shortly followed by an announcement of a release date. The trailer is a grim affair, showcasing Diablo 4's return to a more gritty and bloody tone. You can watch it below:

Diablo 4 gameplayWe also got Diablo 4 gameplay footage during the Xbox and Bethesda showcase. Watching this new character casting blood and bone spells, the Necromancer can also summon undead minions to assist in the fight. Lasting for about 5 minutes, check out this new footage here: