Later this year the second closed beta test will be held for the game before it's official launch later in 2011. Big Download got Online Warmongers' Chief Operating Officer Matt Candler to tell them more about War Inc including how it will stand out from all the other free-to-play shooters currently available to play.
TSA writes: In anticipation of Rune II: Decapitation Edition launching on Steam last month I had the opportunity to virtually sit down with Matt Candler and the team at Studio 369 to play some multiplayer Viking action and chat about the unholy saga that they have faced in turning the game around from its frankly disastrous and cursed initial release on the Epic Games Store last year. If you aren’t familiar with the story then you can check out our coverage here and here.
Online Warmongers Group Inc. has released a new update for free-to-play shooter War Inc. Battlezone, available for download now on Steam. This update adds a profanity filter to the game’s chat.
So, like a good little zombie geek, I've been tracking the development of The War Z, frankly because I can't help myself. I find myself helplessly drawn to their forums where I was directed to this little gem of an Imgur gallery. Which goes about displaying its (and I use the term laughingly) evidence. Don't worry, if you can't be bothered to go look at the gallery yourself, I'll happily bring these nuggets right to you.
So it is a mod then. That's what I take from this article.
And it doesn't seem to be DayZ.
That's what you took from it? The article stated multiple times that it isn't a mod, it is simply using the engine they created for War Inc so there are similar objects used and the developers have stated that they will use some of the characters from War Inc.
I'm going to echo Aeon.
I'll admit it's rushed to market, which is why so many models and skins look the same. Sure, if they poured another 6-12 months into it, it'd look more unique, but to what end? Why spend 12 months on lipstick and mascara?
