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This Week’s Updates

Just a few updates for you this week:

A really nice little update has been released for Audiosurf, which makes the following changes:

  • Audiosurf friend lists are now automatically populated with friends from Steam
  • Forced match collections can no longer reset the chain multiplier
  • Soundtrack CDs now use correct artist names instead of “various artists”

Especially pleasing about this update for me is the addition of Steam friends list importing. This is a feature that I felt was severely lacking in the first instance and am very glad it has finally been implemented!

Updates news has also been posted on the Official Team Fortress 2 Blog regarding new environments. This is quite exciting - moving away from the old ‘wild west’ look and into new places is a really interesting development, and it will be good to see how the manage to make the characters fit into a new world…

Finally, there is a huge update to Savage 2: A Tortured Soul. Full list of changes after the break:

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Savage 2: A Tortured Soul released

Savage 2 LogoAs of yesterday, Savage 2: A Tortured Soul is now available on Steam:

Independent game developer S2 Games brings their cross-genre sequel Savage 2: A Tortured Soul to Steam. Savage enabled players to opt for either the fast-paced, run-and-gun action of a first-person shooter game – playing as a Warrior – or the more cerebral and tactical planning of a real-time strategy game – playing as a Commander – working together as a team to defeat the enemy. Savage 2: A Tortured Soul builds upon the addicting, fast-paced gameplay of the original with additional squad-based features and enhanced role-playing game elements which enable players to build their character level and abilities throughout the game.

As often happens, there is a $5 discount on any purchases up to 12th May, putting the price at $24.99 (~£12.80)

With a Metascore of 75, and the lowest score being a perfectly respectable 60, Savage 2 seems like it could well be a game worth checking out. The biggest criticism seems to be that the blend of First Person Shooter and Role Playing Game is a bit too much to handle! Since I love both these genres, and for the budget price, I may well consider getting hold of this myself.

For those interested, a trailer is available, and you can purchase it from here.