Deep Silver

When Dead Island: Riptide’s premium “Zombie Bait Edition” was first being teased, developer Deep Silver revealed what might have been the most grotesque collector’s edition bonus yet. It was a large plastic torso of a bikini clad woman whose arms, legs, and head had been ripped off.

The follow-up to the surprise hit of the same title, Dead Island: Riptide is now on shelves and ready for you to play with your buddies. Some of you are like me -- you’d heard of the zombie RPG original but missed it in the flood of constant video game releases. So, with fresh and untarnished eyes, here’s my look at Dead Island: Riptide.

Saints Row 4 has offered up a Commander in Chief Edition for gamers who pre-order the title in North America.

Dead Island Riptide's original soundtrack goes on sale soon, accompanying the release of the game proper and ensuring that fans will never have to be without the sounds of horror from Banoi.

GamesBeat reports that the Saints Row franchise could be developed into a feature film if all the proverbial planets were aligned.

Dead Island Riptide will unleash all of its tropical, zombie-filled mayhem later this month, but for now let's take a look at some brand new screenshots of the postmortem horror awaiting us.

The newest game from Deep Silver is smashing its way onto the PSN this month. Sacred Citadel looks to be one sharp little side-scrolling hack and slasher.

With news of Saint Row 4's August release, publisher Deep Silver is upping the excitement ante with their recent announcement of a collector's edition.

Metro: Last Light is finally going to be released under the Deep Silver banner.

Sacred Citadel, the action-brawler that hearkens back to the arcade side-scrollers of yore, packs a lot of role-playing game elements that should help players customize the hell out of their heroes.