Warp Steam news

• Latest observed playersNot available
• SteamPulse tracked peak3
• Units sold (VGI)No data available
• Revenue (VGI)No data available
• Review score67% positive
• Total reviews421
• Release dateMar 21, 2012
• DeveloperTrapdoor Inc.
• PublisherElectronic Arts

Genres: Action, Adventure, Indie

Company pages: Developer: Trapdoor Inc.Publisher: Electronic Arts

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• Kenji Eno s Horror Cult Classic D Makes Digital Debut - 3 June 2016

  Dr. Richter Harris is a bastard. Not because he’s the mass murdering bad father of survival horror classic D , but because he truly scared the life out of me when I was 11 years old. Released originally for the 3DO in 1995, D made its way onto European and North American consoles (and MS-DOS) in 1996. I played it the following year and, having missed the original Resident Evil the first time round, D was my first proper taste of the horror genre – one that’s stayed with me ever since. Now, some 21 years on, the late Kenji Eno’s seminal works has appeared on GOG and I think you should give it a bash. …

• Kenji Eno Speaks His Mind In This Unpublished Interview - 28 February 2013

  Last week, Japanese game designer Kenji Eno passed away at the age of 42 . Eno was well known for his survival horror games, D , Enemy Zero , and D2 , as well as his unique and sometimes eccentric opinions and behavior, like the development of the Sega Saturn game, Real Sound , a video game that features no video . In February of 2010, Kotaku's sister site Kotaku Japan and Jin115 of the Japanese video game website Oreteki Ge-mu Sokuhou @JIN held an interview with Eno. Afterwards, Eno agreed to a second interview that was conducted, but never published. Now, with the blessing of the CEO of From Yellow to Orange, the details of this second interview have been revealed, in which Eno talked about his thoughts on game creators and the trends of gaming itself. Eno has always been very steadfast and often unyielding in his opinions. Once, he famously criticized Super Mario 64 straight to Shige…

• Game Designer Kenji Eno Has Died at Age 42 - 21 February 2013

  Kenji Eno, musician and game designer, passed away yesterday in Tokyo at the age of 42. He died of heart failure, induced by high blood pressure, reports The Asahi Shimbun . Eno was perhaps best known for the survival horror game D , released in 1995 for the Sega Saturn, and its sequel. He was also famous for his scores, and he composed music for his own games as well as games for other designers, like Sega Rally 2 . More recently, Eno worked on iOS game Newtonica and WiiWare title Kimi to Boku to Rittai . Besides creating games and writing music, Eno also founded the game studio known as WARP, which employed a young Fumito Ueda, who would go on to design Ico . From creating unique video games to designing digital money payment systems for vending machines, Eno was involved in a variety of activities. He will be missed. ゲームクリエーター飯野賢治さん死去 「Ｄの食卓」作者 (Top photo: Game Watch Impress ) Kotaku…

• The "EA Indie Bundle" is Like The Man Saying F*** the Man - 2 May 2012

  You may not have heard of Electronic Arts, a boutique publishing label based in Redwood City, Calif. Well, I bet you will be raving about them once you pick up the "EA Indie Bundle" on Steam , the indie-friendly digital marketplace, unlike that Origin bullshit run by that place that screwed up the end of Mass Effect 3 . The Indie Game Magazine discovered the bundle was recently registered on Steam. It contains Shank, Shank 2, Deathspank, Deathspank: Thongs Of Virtue, Warp and Gatling Gears , and is currently live, for $20.98 (a savings of $13.96). The offer ends May 9, so please, reach into those wallets and support independent games development. Thank you. Excuse Me? EA Indie Bundle Registered on Steam

• Now Available - Warp - 21 March 2012

  Warp is now available on Steam! A strategic stealth-action puzzler where gamers play as Zero, a loveable yet lethal, little orange alien with a big score to settle. Abducted by a villainous General from his home world and taken to an underwater research facility, Zero must plan his ultimate escape by relying on his arsenal of special abilities.