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  • Forever Entertainment/MegaPixel Studio

    Google announces five Stadia games, including 'Panzer Dragoon: Remake'

    by 
    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    02.13.2020

    Google has announced its next batch of games for its Stadia streaming service. The quintet includes entries from franchises that might ring a bell: Panzer Dragoon and Serious Sam.

  • Croteam

    A proper 'Serious Sam' sequel is in the works

    by 
    Nick Summers
    Nick Summers
    04.20.2018

    There's a new Serious Sam game on the horizon. A fresh instalment of the bombastic shooter franchise was teased in 2014 but never came to fruition. Instead, developer Croteam released The Talos Principle, a critically acclaimed puzzler about androids and AI. Now, though, we have a teaser trailer for Serious Sam 4: Planet Badass, which shows the titular hero driving through the (French? Italian?) countryside on a classic motorcycle. Of course, he's soon attacked by a "headless kamikaze," which Sam dispatches with a casual shotgun blast. The camera then pans back to reveal a horde of gruesome enemies and the message: See you at E3 2018.

  • Devolver Digital

    'Serious Sam' returns to VR for a 'Second Encounter'

    by 
    Stefanie Fogel
    Stefanie Fogel
    04.04.2017

    If you're a fan of bombastic early-2000s first-person shooters and you own a HTC Vive or an Oculus Rift, Croteam has you covered. Serious Sam, the studio's fast-paced, over-the-top and gratuitously violent ode to big guns, explosions and cheesy one-liners now has two more VR games on Steam.

  • Serious Sam's next adventure will be in virtual reality

    by 
    Sean Buckley
    Sean Buckley
    06.13.2016

    Adapting classic gaming franchises to VR seems to be a theme at E3 this year. Fallout is getting a VR experience; so is Doom. So what nostalgic game series is next? Serious Sam, of course. Today, Croteam announced Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope -- a virtual-reality smorgasbord of explosions, hordes of alien monsters and gratuitous 1990s video-game violence.

  • Serious Engine 3 unveiled by Croteam

    by 
    Richard Mitchell
    Richard Mitchell
    05.15.2007

    Gamecock has announced that it will publish the upcoming "military tactical-action shooter" from Croteam, developers of the Serious Sam series. The game is heading to PC and "specific next-gen consoles." Lets hope the Xbox 360 is "specific" enough to warrant a port.Along side the announcement is the unveiling of Croteam's Serious Engine 3. A handful of screenshots of the engine in motion have been released, and they do look mighty impressive. We'll have to agree with Joystiq though, we're waiting to see the game in motion before we call it good. Besides, these shots showcase a serious lack of enemies with bombs for heads. What's the deal with that? Check out the Serious Engine 3 gallery below.%Gallery-3139%

  • Gamecock teams with Croteam, shows off Serious Engine 3

    by 
    Ross Miller
    Ross Miller
    05.15.2007

    Independent publisher Gamecock has announced that they will be publishing Serious Sam developer Croteam's as-of-yet untitled "military tactical-action shooter" for PC and "specific next-gen consoles" in 2009, according to the press release.Croteam also released three pictures showcasing Serious Engine 3. The screenshots look impressive, but we'll reserve judgment until we see the engine in motion. The Serious Engine's greatest aspects have always been its draw distance and ability to smoothly throw a plethora of bad guys in your path.Croteam has previously worked with the Gamecock crew before, when the former Gathering of Developers executives published the first Serious Sam in North America. There is no word on who will publish Serious Sam 3 in North America; the second game was released by G.O.D. remnant and Take-Two subsidiary 2K Games.%Gallery-3138%

  • Croteam announces their serious PS3 project

    by 
    Nick Doerr
    Nick Doerr
    05.15.2007

    Croteam, makers of the hotly debated "is it cool or is it too silly" title Serious Sam, have announced a new PS3 project slated for 2009 release. After the crazy action found in Serious Sam, we'd be interested to see if they're continuing on their kooky streak, or will take a more serious tone with their work. This untitled new game will be published by Gamecock Media Group and will not be a sequel in the Serious Sam franchise.Mike Wilson at Gamecock issued this statement on the upcoming title: "It's definitely in a genre they are familiar with and will exploit their experience ... These guys also have a strong sense of style and design, so you will find the premise and gameplay intriguing ... You know that the one thing Croteam is the best at - better than most every other developer in the world - is making games that are frantic and, most importantly, fun. This title is definitely both of those things."From this quote, we imagine the game will be a first-person title with fast, frantic action. Not much else is known, so we'll find out later, probably. There are a few screenshots available and they look a lot more "realistic" and serious than previous titles, but it might just be a front to fool us. Thoughts?

  • Serious Sam shoots for three, dev talks new IP

    by 
    Ross Miller
    Ross Miller
    05.14.2007

    The spiritual descendant of Duke Nukem, living vicariously in his extended absence, is back for more. Croatian developer Croteam announced in their native gaming magazine GamePlay that they are currently working on Serious Sam 3.Fan site Seriously! has obtained a copy of the magazine and posted the highlights from the interview with the developer. Also discussed is a new IP, a "military tactical-action shooter" powered by the Serious Engine 3. "The game is set in the present; with 'in your face' action and requiring gamers to think before shooting," they said. Sounds like a pretty serious title for the makers of the not-so-serious Serious Sam series. (Go on, say that three times fast.)Croteam COO Davor Hunski said that an official announcement for Serious Sam 3 will be coming soon from the publisher. "I honestly hope it will see the light of day soon," he said.[Via Blue's News]