Fracture

LucsArts' Fracture is ready to hit the US tomorrow on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. Europe will get on friday, and here is a video of the First 10 Minutes of the game. The video should start at around where the demo ended, if you haven't played the demo you can watch that missing part here. There is a short level between that really isn't much to show (though I am unsure if it was in the demo or not),I decided to show some outdoor action in the level afterwards instead.

The demo of Fracture is available on Xbox Live since a few hours, and I've uploaded this video of its tutorial part, showing how this rather atypical shooter works. I didn't expect much from this game, but this demo actually made it look quite interesting.

LucasArts released this multiplayer video walkthrough of Fracture, showing the different modes and weapons in the game. The game itself is set to be released in early October on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.

Lucasarts doesn't have much to show at E3 now that Force Unleashed is almost ready for launch, but they still found these three new images of Fracture.

Fracture. Now this is a game that everyone including me had forgotten about. Well, looks like it's back, with this new trailer. Enjoy the French too :)

Still from Lucasarts' press-kit, here are 3 new (as far as I can tell) images of Fracture, along with a high resolution render of its hero. A game that seems to have been announced ages ago for some reason.

LucasArts releases four new images of Fracture, Day 1 Studios' action-terraforming game. Visually, it seems to me the game looks better than before. Can't wait for a playable demo!

We were without any news from Fracture since last Leipzig's Game Convention. It's now fixed thanks to these two new screenshots.

Lucasarts announced last night the future release mid 2008 of Fracture on Xbox 360 and PS3. Developed by Day 1 Studios, well known for the Mechassault series, it's an action game where the main twist is a weapon called Fracture that allows the player to change the terrain. First screens a shamelessly stolen trailer inside.