Splash Damage revealed this week they have a new AAA open-world survival game in the works going under the codename Project Astrid. According to the announcement made by the team behind the project, ...

Over the course of the last two decades, Splash Damage has worke on a series of popular video game franchises. From Gears of War, to Wolfenstein, and Halo, Splash Damage has had its hand on plenty of ...

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It's hard not to sound like a broken record when discussing Google Stadia. Despite an intriguing premise, Google's fledgling platform continues to struggle eight months out. The idea of not having to ...

Developer Splash Damage has announced a partnership with popular streamers Mike ‘shroud’ Grzesiek and Chris ‘Sacriel’ Ball for an upcoming survival shooter. Not much is known about the game at the ...

“Sacriel and shroud are core members of our development team. They bring with them a unique and fresh perspective. Not only that, but they’re providing us brand new insights into what fans and ...

London - 11 July 2005 - Jolt Online Gaming, Europe's largest independent online gaming network, is proud to announce that it has taken over web-hosting duties for respected UK developer Splash Damage.

When it transpired in 2016 that Splash Damage had been acquired by a Chinese poultry firm, the headline raised more than a few eyebrows. But it turned out that Leyou had more than one ace up its ...

Not much is known about this new game from Splash Damage, other than a piece of concept art and that it will be an original IP much like Brink, Dirty Bomb, and Outcasters. The game is also in very ...

Two of the most prominent figures in the world of Twitch streaming, Shroud and Sacriel, have teamed up with the UK-based game developer Splash Damage to create a new open-world survival game. A ...

At the end of August, sitting in Camden Yards’ Section 86, Kathy Glass wore a clear rain poncho over her orange Orioles T-shirt to keep at least partially dry from the spray of “Mr. Splash.” “He’s ...