Looks like the days of Geralt are numbered. Having fought King-slayers and all manner of monsters through two games already, it looks like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt may be his final adventure. But it’s one that developer CD Projekt RED is hoping will end the series on a high note.
FFD – What apocalypse game were you looking forward to playing this year?
There’s a strange sensation in the air. A feeling of impending DOOOOM, that lingers in the atmosphere. Australia has gone quiet, and reports are coming in that there are bundles of empty clothing everywhere in Durban. Nah, I’m just screwing with you all. Much like an ANC promise before the elections, the 2012 Apocalypse that so many Kool Aid drinkers spoke about, has failed to materialise. Something that certain games share a common trait with.
Assassin’s Creed 3 is the last of the Dinosaurs
There’s a new world of gaming just on the horizon. As influential as big budget titles have been over the last decade, it seems that a new field is emerging, one comprised of smaller teams, budgets and crowd-sourcing initiatives. Assassin’s Creed 3 is the result of one laborious process however, a three year development that cost millions and had hundreds of staff members working on it, something that creative director Alex Hutchinson refers likens it to being “the last of the dinosaurs”.
Download our BlackBerry App
Enhanced for iOS devices








