InXile Entertainment originally released the PC version of Wasteland 2 last year and after a bit of tinkering with the presentation has released the Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut version for console gamers. Those who already purchased the PC game get a free update which is fine and dandy and newcomers

It’s that time again and we’re looking at the just released turn based post apocalyptic strategy role playing game Wasteland 2 Director’s Cut on console and PC. What we’ve done this time in our Wasteland 2 graphics comparison video is compare the Xbox One version of the game with the

We received the free PC upgrade for Wasteland 2 which granted us access to inXile Entertainment’s Wasteland 2 The Director’s Cut which changes the game somewhat and gives it a visual overhaul. Whilst the core experience is generally the same the more polished visuals help to make the game more

Deep Silver and inXile Entertainment posted a new Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut video which looks at the game’s story and scale. The game which arrives on Xbox One and PS4 is a complete overhaul of the original PC game and will be a much better experience all round. What’s also

inXile released a new Wasteland 2 Director’s Cut trailer to showcases some of the new features for the Xbox One, PS4 and PC game releasing on October 13th in North America and the 16th in Europe. The game boasts overhauled graphics, expanded voice-overs, gameplay enhancements and tweaks compared to the

inXile Entertainment has released a new The Bard’s Tale IV behind the scenes video and a spoof TV ad to mark the final few days of the successful Kickstarter campaign. The video shows the research the development team conducted in Scotland, explaining how they implemented photogrammetry for the 3D scanning

inXile Entertainment released their Wasteland 2 Director’s Cut E3 2015 trailer to whet the appetite for the forthcoming game on PS4 and Xbox One. PC owners who already have the game will get the updated version for free via Steam. The Director’s Cut features Unity 5 updated graphics, new Perks

inXile Entertainment has released the first gameplay footage from their Kickstarter funded The Bard’s Tale IV today which is closing in on the $1 million mark of its $1.2 million goal. The game is planned for a 2017 release and is looking promising indeed for would be adventurers.

inXile Entertainment’s $1.25 million Kickstarter campaign has commenced with a healthy start yesterday having already amassed over half of its target in less than 24 hours (11 to be precise) – as of now $775,355 of its $1,250,000 goal from 17,773 backers has been reached so far with 39 days

inXile Entertainment has just announced that it will be launching a new Kickstarter campaign on June 2nd 2015 for their The Bards Tale IV which happens to coincide with the game’s 30 year anniversary. To get instant updates about the campaign, head on over to the official website for more