Bioshock Infinite, released yesterday for Windows PC and console, has already received a flood of critical response from game reviewers on major sites everywhere. As Aspyr Media just announced last week the pending released of the Mac version this summer, I thought you might want to know what everyone seems to think about the game. tl;dr: (cue Sally Fields voice) They like it, they really like it!
If you are a big Civ fan, you’ve got more Civilization gaming goodness coming your way. Aspyr has released Civilization V: Gold Edition for the Mac. This collection puts together every single piece of existing Civilization V content…including the base game, all available DLC, and the Gods and Kings expansion…in one awesome Civilization pack. You can grab the game from multiple locations for $49.99 and read up on the FAQ for details.
But that’s not all!
On Tuesday, we got intel that told us OSX listings of Call of Duty: Black Ops were showing up in the Steam database. Now we have confirmation: Aspyr Media has just released news that CoD: Black Ops will be coming to the Mac this fall. The game will be available for both digital download and in boxed format.
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According to a G4TV.com post, there’s significant evidence of a Call of Duty: Black Ops game coming to your Mac in the very near future. According to recently updated Steam database listings, the 2010 Call of Duty game as well as all of the assorted DLC packs — First Strike, Escalation, Annihilation, and the Zombies-focused Rezurrection — are in preparation for release.
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While the rest of the world, and OSes, wait, we Mac gamers in North America get the first taste of Sid Meier’s Civilization V: Gods & Kings, the expansion pack for Civilization V. Aspyr Media kicked it into high gear to get this expansion pack by 2K Games and Firaxis Games out the door. The pack enhances Civ V gameplay content, providing more ways to achieve world domination. And after reading about that 10 year long Civ II game, isn’t that what we all want? (s’cuss us while we shiver a moment.)
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March 1st is here. That means spring is right around the corner and we’ll soon celebrate Julius Caesar’s assassination once again. And what better way to do it then with a copy of Company of Heroes Complete: Campaign Edition released today! Okay, we struggled to come up with something to say other than “Hey, Company of Heroes Complete: Campaign Edition is released today, go gettem”. We hope you approved of our hard work.
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Aspyr Media mentioned in a recent interview on IMG that 2012 would shape up to be the “most exciting year” for Aspyr. Well, they are certainly starting that year out right, with the release of Rage, a Civilization V expansion pack announcement, and now an announcement of Company of Heroes Complete: Campaign Edition coming this March!
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If you’re a big fan of RTS games like Civilization V, then you’re probably aware that there’s a few things missing in your world. Like the Celts. William 1, Prince of Orange. And Religion. And you certainly can’t end your world in 2012 without the Mayans, can you? Firaxis and 2K Games have decided to fix this problem, by releasing Civilization V: Gods and Kings, an expansion pack for Civ V, packed with the Celts, ol’ William, and religion, as well as a lot of other things for your RTS’ing needs. And you’re going to get it for your Mac, too!
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It’s only four months past the day id Software said that we’d have RAGE on our Macs, but it’s finally arrived. This morning Bethesda Software, in conjunction with Aspyr Media, took id’s little maniacal baby and made it a Mac baby. RAGE: Campaign Edition is now available from both the GameAgent Store and Mac App Store at your downloading leisure.
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Duke Nukem Forever for the Mac has been released! Hey, so we’re late in announcing it. We were on vacation…sue us.
The alien hordes are invading and only Duke can save the world. Pig cops, alien shrink rays and enormous alien bosses can’t stop this epic hero from accomplishing his goal: to save the world, save the babes and to be a bad-ass while doing it. The game features Duke’s trademark one-liners and a wide amount of genre play. Not just FPS play, but DNF includes driving, puzzle solving, and sports game play. And you’ll get the opportunity to shrink, squash, freeze, shatter, and frag your friends in Duke’s multiplayer.
Duke’s received a lot of criticism in the press so far and we’re eager to find out whether Duke deserves it. We’ll be paying close attention to his moves, his play, and his words during our review. What do you think? Is Duke all washed up, or is Gearbox thinking outside the, er, box?
Duke Nukem Forever for Mac is available for download from the GameAgent site for $39.99.
