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On April 28th, 2010 in Uncategorized

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PC gamers will now be able to download Croteam’s Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter as it has just been made available. Below is a list of new features found in the game courtesy of Destructoid:

  • Three ancient worlds to ruin: South America, ancient Mesopotamia and medieval Europe.
  • NEW! Over 130 secrets including over 15 brand new ones hidden amongst the carnage.
  • Take on 27 outlandish warriors in Lord Mental’s army, including old favorites like the Beheaded Kamikaze, Syrian Werebull and Kleer Skeleton.
  • NEW! Go head to head against five new enemies and three new bosses.
  • Special Weapons and Power-Ups including three new toys: the Sniper Rifle, Flamethrower and Chainsaw.
  • NEW! Co-Op Modes – Up to 16 players in campaign Co-Op mode and Co-Op Survival.
  • NEW! Deathmatch Modes – Eight classic and brand new deathmatch maps for up to 16 players.
  • NEW! Multiplayer Survival Mode – Try to stay alive as long as you can against continued enemies’ attacks in specially designed survival maps.
  • NEW! Versus Modes – Fight against your friends in more versus matches including all new Beast Hunt and My Burden modes.
  • NEW! Team Modes – Compete against other groups in team matches including Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and Last Team Standing.
  • Anyone looking to purchase this one?

    On April 2nd, 2010 in Uncategorized

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    If you haven’t gotten a chance to check out Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter largely due to its price tag, you’re in luck. Coreteam has just announced that a demo for Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter is now available through steam.

    The demo will feature a specially deisgned level set in the Karnak stage which Croteam says could take gamers hours to get throguh. Additionally, there is a co-op mode set in the same level with support for up to 16 players.

    What do you have to lose? I mean, it is free, after all.

    via destructoid

    On November 30th, 2009 in Uncategorized

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    If you’ve been paying attention, you’ll know that Serious Sam HD just recently hit Steam on November 24th. Well, hot on the heel’s of the game’s release Croteam has come forth to announce that Serious Sam HD: The Next Encounter (an HD remake of the game with the same title minus HD) is in the works and will hit Steam in early 2010.

    According to That Video Game Blog, the game will be released on both the PC and home consoles which means we may see it hit the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii, of course.

    On August 28th, 2009 in Uncategorized


    Croteam has recently released the above informerical for their forthcoming Xbox Live Arcade/PC title Serious Sam HD, notifying us all of the game’s awesomeness.

    According to the commercial, the game runs at 6005 polygons per krundle which is made possible by their crack team of developers and all sorts of technology none of us would understand.

    In all seriousness though this trailer gives us a look at the visuals featured in Serious Sam HD. As fans of the series are probably able to tell, all this game is, is a graphically enhanced version of Serious Sam: The First Encounter. Yes, awesome.

    On June 25th, 2009 in Uncategorized

    Fans of the popular Serious Sam franchise that first made its debut on the PC back in 2002 will be happy to hear that Croteam has announced a forthcoming XBLA version of the game.

    Appropriately entitled Serious Sam HD, this port will apparently be a remastered version of the original title, The First Encounter. However it will include 4-player online-cop a feature that was absent from the original release.

    You’ll be able to get Serious Sam HD for the XBLA towards the end of this summer for 1,200 Microsoft Points.

    Read (Joystiq)

    On May 14th, 2009 in Uncategorized


    If Duke Nukem had a brother, it’d probably be Serious Sam. Croatian developer Croteam has reminded fans (and everyone else) on the official site that they’re still working on the third installment of the shooter series, adding that the team is “pretty close to signing a publishing deal”.

    Serious Sam was first released in 2000, and won several awards, including Game of The Year from GameSpot. The sequel, Serious Sam – The Second Encounter, was released in 2002 on several platforms.