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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Age of Empires
Grand Theft Auto V

April
3 April
Domina (PC)
4 April
Persona 5 (PS4, PS3)
5 April
Ira (PC, Mac)
7 April
Bulletstorm:
Full Clip Edition (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
Don’t Think Twice (Rift, Vive)
11 April
Yooka-Laylee (PS4 Xbox One, PC)
The Sexy Brutale (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
Stardew Valley: Collector’s Edition
(PS4, Xbox One)
13 April
Calm Waters (PC, Mac)
21 April
Micro Machines: World Series
(PS4, Xbox One)
CALENDAR
25 April
Dragon Quest Heroes II (PS4, XboxOne)
Outlast 2 (PS4, Xbox One)
Puyo Puyo Tetris (Switch, PS4)
Sniper: Ghost Wairrior 3
(PS4, Xbox One, PC)
Syberia 3 (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
28 Nisan
Little Nightmares (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Switch)
Portal Knights (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

Overwatch For Nintendo
Switch Sounds Unlikely, But Not
Ruled Out
Jeff Kaplan talks about why you shouldn't hold your breath for a Switch version.
Earlier this year, Overwatch game
director Jeff Kaplan talked about
the unlikely possibility of the hero
shooter coming to Nintendo
Switch. Now, Kaplan has said
Blizzard would need to "revisit
performance" to have Overwatch
run the way Blizzard would want
it to on Nintendo's hybrid console.
In addition to that, Kaplan said it's already no
small task to support Overwatch on three
platforms--PC, Xbox One, and PS4--so adding a
fourth isn't something Blizzard could necessarily
do right now.
The game director also talked about how he's
happy that his team has been able to patch
Overwatch on all systems at around the same
time. Bringing on a new platform in the Nintendo
Switch "would make that difficult," Express Online
reported.
Overall, however, Kaplan doubled down on his
earlier comment, saying Nintendo Switch remains
a possibility for Overwatch sometime down the
road.
"Just because we're not on a platform right now,
it doesn't mean we won't reconsider it in the
future, so we stay aware of all these things," he
explained.

You Can Play Pac-Man On
Google Maps Again
Here's another chance to play.
Reviving the gag it's offered before, Google has enabled the ability to
play Ms. Pac-Man using the streets in most areas on Google Maps. Provided
there are enough roads in the area you're looking at, you can play a working
version of the game, complete with ghosts, sound effects, and music.
On the web version, Ms. Pac-Man is turned on by clicking a button in the
bottom left; the arrow keys are then used to control your character. You can
also play in the mobile app--you won't miss the option to turn it on--by
swiping on the screen.
New GTA 5 Mod Brings The
Crysis Nanosuit Into The Game
Yet another excellent-looking Grand Theft
Auto V mod has come to light.
As highlighted in the video below from GTA X
Scripting (via Kotaku), a new script mod brings
the nanosuit from the Crysis series into the
The mod was created by JulioNIB. You can
find out more about this mod and how to
download it here at PC Gamer. As always,
always be careful when downloading things
from the internet.
open- world game. It changes things up
dramatically, as you canjump super high, push
cars around with your super strength, and run
extra fast. Not only that, but this mod changes
the UI pretty dramatically.

Counter-Strike Global Offensive
The gameplay in Global Offensive is
similar to that of previous games in the
Counter-Strike series in the sense that it is
an objective-based multiplayer firstperson
shooter. Players play as one of
two teams; the Terrorists or the Counter
Terrorists, with both teams having
different objectives: the Terrorists' being
to plant the bomb and have it explode or
to protect the hostages, and the Counter-
Terrorists' being to prevent the bomb
from being planted and exploding, or to
rescue the aforementioned hostages,
depending on the map. At the start of
every round players get the opportunity
to purchase weapons and equipment
with their money that is awarded based
on their performance in the previous
round. Winning rounds results in more
money than losing, and completing
objectives such as killing enemy players
results in more money. Negative actions,
such as killing teammates, will result in a
penalty.
There are six different game
modes in CS:GO. These consist of
Competitive, Casual, Arms Race,
Demolition, Deathmatch, and
Weapons Course. All of these
options have both online or offline
options except the Weapons
Course, which is offline only.
Competitive mode is the most
serious, with players being put
into a 5v5 match that takes around
45 minutes to complete. Arms Race
mode is similar to the "Gun Game"
mod for other games in the series.
It consists of players racing to
upgrade their guns via killing
enemies. Demolition mode is again
like the "Gun Game" mod, but in
Demolition the players are able to
plant and defuse the bomb too,
and only receive a gun upgrade at
the end of the round if they killed
an enemy. Casual mode is a toneddown
version of the Competitive
mode as it has both team damage
and collision disabled. In
Deathmatch mode, there is no real
objective except to kill the enemy
players. Players instaspawn after
death, meaning the action is
almost continuous. It is most
popularly used to practice and
learn how all of the guns function.
The Weapons Course is an offline
practice mode designed to help
new players learn how to use the
basic items, such as grenades and
guns.
Demolition mode is again like the
"Gun Game" mod, but in
Demolition the players are able to
plant and defuse the bomb too,
and only receive a gun upgrade at
the end of the round if they killed
an enemy. Casual mode is a toneddown
version of the Competitive
mode as it has both team damage
and collision disabled. In
Deathmatch mode, there is no real
objective except to kill the enemy
players. Players instaspawn after
death, meaning the action is
almost continuous. It is most
popularly used to practice and
learn how all of the guns function.
The Weapons Course is an offline
practice mode designed to help
new players learn how to use the
basic items, such as grenades and
guns.

Take a trip to the Canals
Canals is a brand new map
for CS:GO, set in a historic
Italian city. Two important
tourist attractions are under
threat by an international
group of terrorists known as
the Phoenix, and SEAL Team
6 has been deployed to stop
them.
The map is based on realworld
environments that
give each area its own
architectural style as well as
gameplay, and produce an
unconventional layout. The
CT side is composed of a
large, wide open area while
the T-controlled territory
forms a crescent of smaller
spaces around it and
provides multiple
approaches to each bomb
site.
The bombsites require
different tactics and weapon
choices for each team. Site A
is set in the open CT territory
and rewards the use of
smoke grenades as well as
rifle skills, while site B is
located in the interior where
submachine guns and
shotguns will prove most
useful.
The canal that runs
below site B also allows
a stealthy approach
deep into the CTcontrolled
area and the
A site. This area has a lot
of cover that makes it
difficult and hazardous
for CTs to hold.
While the map is based
on a real-world location,
the aesthetics are
intentionally clean and
uncluttered for good
player visibility. In
addition, many of the
environmental models
are built in a modular
fashion so they can be
easily re-used by
community map makers.
We look forward to
seeing how the map is
received by the players.
As with our previous
map releases, listening to
feedback from the
community will help us
make improvements in
the future.
Ashes to Ashes, Dust to
Dust
In the wake of the ELEAGUE
Major (congratulations
Astralis!), we’re making a
change to the map pool:
Inferno has returned to
Active Duty, replacing Dust II,
and will be featured at the
next CS:GO Major. As in the
past, the updated Active
Duty pool is automatically
selected when you enter
Matchmaking.
And in Casual and
Deathmatch game modes,
it’s now a bit easier to play
your favorite maps. Map
groups have been separated
into additional categories:
Active Duty, Hostage,
Reserves, and Dust II.
*(don’t worry, it’s just as
easy as ever to play Dust II.
It’s now front and center on
the Competitive
Matchmaking map selection
screen)

Age of Empires III
Age of Empires III is a real-time
strategy video game developed by
Microsoft Corporation's Ensemble
Studios and published by Microsoft
Game Studios. The Mac version was
ported over and developed and
published by Destineer's MacSoft
Games. The PC version was released
on October 18, 2005 in North America
and November 4, 2005 in Europe, while
the Mac version was released on
November 21, 2006 in North America
and September 29, 2006 in Europe. An N-
Gage version of the game developed
by Glu Mobile was released on April
28, 2009. It is the third game of the Age
of Empires series and the sequel to Age
of Empires II: The Age of Kings.
The game portrays the European
colonization of the Americas, between
approximately 1492 and 1876 CE. There
are fourteen total civilizations to play
within the game. Age of Empires III has
made several innovations in the series,
in particular with the addition of the
"Home City", which combines real-time
strategy and role-playing game
features. Two expansion packs have
been released: the first, Age of Empires
III: The WarChiefs, was released on
October 17, 2006, and introduced three
Native American civilizations; the
second, Age of Empires III: The Asian
Dynasties, was released on October 23,
2007, and included three Asian
civilizations.
Players begin with a constructed town
center or a wagon that will build into
such, an armed explorer, and a modest
number of villagers. Players explore the
map and begin gathering resources used
to build additional units and buildings
and to research upgrades or
technologies. Actions such as training
units, constructing buildings, killing enemy
units etc., earn the player experience
points. At certain experience point
thresholds, players earn shipments that
may be turned in for cards from the
player's Home City, which can include
units, upgrades, or resources. The game
progresses similar to most real-time
strategy games until one side resigns.

Important note for users who participated in the soft launch: If you
installed Castle Siege from outside the Google Play Store during
the soft launch period, you will need to uninstall it and reinstall it
properly from the store in your territory. This will ensure you get
updates and the game will continue to work as we continue to
improve the title moving forward.
If you are already
playing with an Xbox
Live account on
Windows or iOS, you
can now continue
your progress on
Android devices too!
You can download
Age of Empires:
Castle Siege for free
from Google Play
today.

Grand Theft Auto V is
an action-adventure
video game developed
by Rockstar North and
published by Rockstar
Games. It was
released on 17
September 2013 for the
PlayStation 3 and
Xbox 360, on 18
November 2014 for the
PlayStation 4 and
Xbox One, and on 14
April 2015 for Microsoft
Windows. It is the first
main entry in the
Grand Theft Auto
series since 2008's
Grand Theft Auto IV.
Set within the fictional
state of San Andreas,
based on Southern
California, the singleplayer
story follows
three criminals and
their efforts to commit
heists while under
pressure from a
government agency.
The open world design
lets players freely
roam San Andreas'
open countryside and
the fictional city of Los
Santos, based on Los
Angeles.
The game is played
from either a firstperson
or third-person
view and its world is
navigated on foot or
by vehicle. Players
control the three lead
protagonists
throughout singleplayer
and switch
between them both
during and outside of
missions. The story is
centred on the heist
sequences, and many
missions involve
shooting and driving
gameplay. A
"wanted" system
governs the
aggression of law
enforcement response
to players who
commit crimes. Grand
Theft Auto Online, the
online multiplayer
mode, lets up to 30
players explore the
open world and
engage in cooperative
or competitive game
matches.
Development began
soon after Grand Theft
Auto IV's release and
was shared between
many of Rockstar's
studios worldwide. The
development team drew
influence from many of
their previous projects
such as Red Dead
Redemption and Max
Payne 3, and designed
the game around three
lead protagonists to
innovate on the core
structure of its
predecessors. Much of
the development work
constituted the open
world's creation, and
several team members
conducted field research
around California to
capture footage for the
design team. The game's
soundtrack features an
original score composed
by a team of producers
who collaborated over
several years.