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  • Microids announce Dracula 5: The Blood Legacy
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    Microids announce Dracula 5: The Blood Legacy

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    You thought that just because it's Friday the Gamescom news would be letting up soon, right? WRONG! We've already had some pretty exciting announcements from developer Microids this week, including their acquisition of the Agatha Christie license and a progress update on the production of Syberia 3. Well it turns out that Microids had one last trick stashed up their sleeve, and have officially announced today a new game in their critically acclaimed Dracula adventure series, to be titled Dracula 5: The Blood Legacy.
  • Syberia 3 goes into production
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    Syberia 3 goes into production

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    Yes, you read that right. After countless years and hundreds of other point-and-click adventures to keep us busy in the meantime, Microids has announced that another installment in the genre-defining adventure series Syberia has currently gone into production. A direct follow-up to 2004's Syberia 2, the upcoming Syberia 3 will see the return of everyone's favorite adventurer Kate Walker in another sure-to-be magical adventure through rich and exotic locations.
  • EA and Mythic Studio announce Dungeon Keeper reboot for mobile
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    EA and Mythic Studio announce Dungeon Keeper reboot for mobile

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    Hear that sound? That's the sound of every gamer from the 1990s rejoicing, because EA and Mythic Studio have announced at Gamescom today that a full mobile reboot of the hugely popular Dungeon Keeper game is currently on the way! Dungeon Keeper on mobile will see the triumphant return of every old-school gamer's favorite dungeon overlord Horny, as the game reintroduces fans to its classic blend of strategic dungeon building and tower defense gameplay.
  • Garfield Kart announced, will support cross-platform play
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    Garfield Kart announced, will support cross-platform play

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    You know what the world doesn't have enough of? Kart racers. The days when Mario Kart and Crash Team Racing inspired a legion of copycats are long behind us. Sure we've had the occasional gem in recent years like KartRider Dash and Sonic All-Stars, but there isn't anything on the horizon that can settle your craving for karts… is there?
  • Ubisoft announces Panzer General Online for browsers
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    Ubisoft announces Panzer General Online for browsers

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    Ubisoft has announced at Gamescom today that a new entry in the popular Panzer General franchise is currently in development at their Blue Byte studio. And in following with the tradition of almost everything in the gaming industry these days, Panzer General Online will be the first free-to-play game in the franchise's history, where it will be completely accessible in your computer's browser.
  • Microids to start making adventure games based on Agatha Christie license
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    Microids to start making adventure games based on Agatha Christie license

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    Anuman Interactive and developer Microids have announced today that they have struck a new deal to make adventure games based on the popular mystery novels and short stories by renowned author Agatha Christie. This news comes hot on the heels of Microids' latest release of the fantastic Dracula 4: The Shadow of the Dragon earlier this summer, which happened to fare pretty well around these parts, and so we couldn't be more excited to see what they have in store when working with some of the most iconic narratives and detective characters around.
  • EA announces Heroes of Dragon Age
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    EA announces Heroes of Dragon Age

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    Electronic Arts has announced a new standalone mobile title in the Dragon Age universe today at Gamescom, to be called Heroes of Dragon Age. The game is described as a "free-to-download squad-based combat game," and is being developed in partnership with Bioware, who owns the Dragon Age franchise.