Free Steam Game: Into the War (Pre-order)

Into the War

Into the War is a project created by Reed Gaming Studios. It is set to release Multiplayer Only First Quarter 2015. and it will include 3 Game Modes: Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag. Many more game modes will be added in the following months after release. Single Player and Co-op modes will come as well and hope to have those ready 2nd-3rd Quarter 2015.

 

Current Features:
5 Maps Finished and polished
16 Weapons
Adjustable Key Bindings Screen Size and Graphical Settings.
Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch.
Vehicles (Vehicle Combat Coming soon) Tanks Jeeps and Jets are now working in game

Coming Soon:
20+ Multiplayer Maps of different sizes and themes
Single Player and Co-op with over 50 levels
Smart AI mode for Servers
Youtube and Facebook Integration
Voice Chat
Game Pad support
Mobile App that tracks stats
Achievments
Customize your soldier and Customize your weapons.

Instuctions on how to reserve a Key:

1. Go to the Pre-order site

2. Sign in with Steam

3. Click the “Support the Game on Thunderclap”.

4. Click “Enter”

5. That’s it

Enjoy!

 

A beta for the next 'Doom' game is coming

A beta for the next 'Doom' game is coming

But you'll have to pre-order 'Wolfenstein: The New Order' first

It's not being called 'Doom 4'

 Today, publisher Bethesda announced the release date for the upcoming Wolfenstein: The New Order, and along with it came a surprise reveal — a beta for the next Doom game is coming. Those who preorder Wolfenstein, which will be launching on May 23rd, will get access to the beta, though there are next to no details on the game itself. Curiously, Bethesda doesn't refer to it as Doom 4, instead calling it simply "the next Doom game."

 And while you'll get a key to the beta along with your copy of Wolfenstein, just when you'll be able to play it is unclear — Bethesda says the Doom beta will be launching at "a later, yet-to-be announced date" and won't say whether there will be other ways to get in it, or reveal any details on platform. "The only current way to ensure access is through preordering Wolfenstein: The New Order," the company says.

 The seminal Doom series, which celebrated its 20th anniversary last year, hasn't seen a new game since 2004's Doom 3. Doom 4 was officially announced in 2008, though we've seen little of the game since that time, as it has reportedly a very troubled development process.

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 source: theverge.com