Tag Archives: People Can Fly

Gavin Mannion

Gears of War: Judgment the last in the series?

According to investment company, Cowen and Company, the two big hitting titles from last month are both failing to gain traction at retail and as such they expect them both to miss their sales targets.


Geoffrey Tim

Gears of War Judgment review – Halvo, Goodbye

Fan favourite Damon Baird, the blonde-haired snarky and least overtly muscular member of Gears of War’s Delta squad has always stood on the side-lines, cracking wise, the narrative focusing mostly on Marcus Fenix and his chest-bumping bromance with the increasingly sullen Dom Santiago. That changes with Gears of War: Judgment, which places Baird squarely in the spotlight.


Geoffrey Tim

Here, have two GoW trailers!

GoW is out this month, giving you the chance to be a muscly hero, and absolutely destroy the hell out of bad things. Here are two trailers.


Gavin Mannion

Gears of War: Judgement reveals Survival mode

Last week I was over in Poland at the People Can Fly studios for a bit of a hands on before Gears of War: Judgement is released later this month -  and it was revealed at this event that a brand new multiplayer mode is being added to Gears of War: Judgement called Survival.


Gavin Mannion

Meet the Booska–The Gears of War Noobtube

Possibly the most irritating aspect of the old Modern Warfare 3 title was the noobtube, or to give it the real name, the grenade launcher.


Geoffrey Tim

Judgement’s “The Guts of Gears”

If there’s one Xbox 360 exclusive that I’m looking forward to this year, it’s Gears of War: Judgement. Of course, that’s because it’s the only Xbox 360 exclusive this year – but I’m actually keen to see what Bulletstorm and Painkiller developers People Can Fly does with the franchise in epic’s stead.


Geoffrey Tim

Gears of War judgement will give you sweaty palms

Hyperhidrosis is a a terribly embarrassing affliction; a medical condition which causes a person to sweat excessively and unpredictably. Epic games and Gears of War Judgement developer People Can Fly aim to add a little predictability to sweaty palms, making it so that it’s something that happens when you play their game.


Yolanda Green

Epic Games buys the rest of People Can Fly

Epic Games, having owned a large stake of the development studio People Can Fly, has bought the studio completely. People Can Fly, developers of Bulletstorm and Gears of War: Judgment, have worked together with Epic Games on numerous occasions in the last decade, most noticeably on titles such as the PC version of Gears of War.


Geoffrey Tim

Gears of War: Judgement is class-based

Microsoft’s set to reveal details of its new Gears of War game, Judgement later today when it kicks off E3 with the first press conference.

As is becoming standard, details of that game have gotten out prior to its big reveal. Thanks to some early copies of GameInformer and the Epic forums, those details are now all over the internet.


Darryn Bonthuys

Bulletstorm wishes you a Merry Christmas

Yeah, I know, we’re still almost a month away from that day, so let’s get on with the well-wishing already. We’re gamers, so we need to send a gaming related Christmas card, right? Except I don’t see any Call of Duty cards telling me “M3RRY XM4S U NOOB”, or a God of War card featuring Kratos ripping off good ol’ Saint Nicks fat head.

But hey, at least that other awesome game that came out earlier this year, Bulletstorm is feeling quite festive, even if it means covering a tree in explosive decorations and dead thugs. Slightly NSFW video after the jump.

Bulletstorm developers didn’t realise how many swearwords were in their game

Gavin Mannion

Bulletstorm developers didn’t realise how many swearwords were in their game

Talk about your cross cultural screw up, you’ll remember earlier this year when Bulletstorm was released their was a small media storm about the huge amount of swearing in the game and whether it was really required or not.

At the time Epic came out and whole heartedly defended the developers, People Can Fly, and put it down to artistic merit etc etc…


Geoffrey Tim

PC Exclusive Hard Reset boots out of nowhere

Hey PC Gamers! Here’s something for you to look forward to that isn’t a pared-down, terrible console port. Yeah, you’re getting a new exclusive game in the form of Hard Reset, a gritty, cyberpunk “dark sci-fi” FPS that fuses elements from genre staples like Blade Runner and The Matrix to give you a pure single player experience.

Xbox 360 gamers loves Bulletstorm

Gavin Mannion

Xbox 360 gamers loves Bulletstorm

I’m not sure if I’m surprised or disappointed that Bulletstorm has only now passed the 1 million sold mark. Bulletstorm is probably the most childish, ridiculous FPS of this generation and yet I utterly loved it.

It’s so stupidly over the top that you can’t help but either be entirely put off or incapable of putting it down when you get going.


Nick de Bruyne

Zero Punctuation Reviews Bulletstorm

You may notice that we don't post the Zero Punctuation review on a weekly basis anymore, but this latest one is one that I've been looking forward to for a while.

The reason for this is that Zero Punctuations motor-mouthed reviewer Yahtzee has always made it very clear that he was a huge fan of Painkiller, the last shooter to come out of Bullestorm developers People Can Fly. For this reason alone I was interested to see if it would cause him to go soft on them.

Find out in the video review, posted after the jump.


Nick de Bruyne

Bulletstorm Review – A whole lot smarter than it looks?

Bulletstorm is a new action-packed first person shooter brought to you by People Can Fly, the same developers responsible for brining you Painkiller a good couple of years ago.

Bulletstorm instantly caused a lot of discussion on whether or not the game is actually as awesome as it claims to be or if it's nothing more than money wasted on a couple of hours worth of repetitive action, foul language and immature jokes.

Find out if Bulletstorm is your kind of game in this full review.