Here is some nice new concept art released for the upcoming reboot of Devil May Cry from Ninja Theory. The art shows off some of the game’s potential environments and enemies. Very nice.

Check out this concept art for Assassin’s Creed III. The art shows off the Mohawk Armour for the main character, Connor. It’s not yet known whether the armour will be available in the game or whether it will be coming as DLC. Either way, it looks cool and deserves to be in there! The game is due out on October 30th for PS3 and Xbox 360, November 20th for PC and is TBA for Nintendo Wii U.
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Check out this concept art for Assassin’s Creed III. The art shows off the Mohawk Armour for the main character, Connor. It’s not yet known whether the armour will be available in the game or whether it will be coming as DLC. Either way, it looks cool and deserves to be in there! The game is due out on October 30th for PS3 and Xbox 360, November 20th for PC and is TBA for Nintendo Wii U.

This isn’t concept art for Halo 4, it’s for a Crysis 2 mod in development called Venerance: Sigma Octanus IV, posted over at DSO. The mod is set in the ‘extended Halo universe’, using the CryEngine 3 SDK. The story is said to follow the events from Chapter 19 to 22 in the “Fall of Reach” Halo novel. 

The existing team is currently working on a Spartan costume for the Crysis campaigns. They are also recruiting for this next project. It seems ambitious and has the potential to be awesome. Let’s hope it gets round to being finished sometime!

Here is the first piece of concept art from the upcoming project from Limbo creators, PlayDead Studios. The indie developer brought the eerie smash hit to Xbox 360 and a variety of other platforms over the past two years. The new project is simply dubbed ‘Project 2’ and seems to share that same dark vibe. Not much is known about the new quasi-2D sidescroller as of yet. The Danish Film Institute has put up some helpful funding for the game, roughly £108,000.
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Here is the first piece of concept art from the upcoming project from Limbo creators, PlayDead Studios. The indie developer brought the eerie smash hit to Xbox 360 and a variety of other platforms over the past two years. The new project is simply dubbed ‘Project 2’ and seems to share that same dark vibe.

Not much is known about the new quasi-2D sidescroller as of yet. The Danish Film Institute has put up some helpful funding for the game, roughly £108,000.

Here are some new concept art pieces from the upcoming Crystal Dynamics reboot of Tomb Raider. The official Tomb Raider page over here on tumblr. posted the awesome shots. The game is due out on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 on March 5th 2013.

Check out this awesome concept art piece inspired by recent rumours of a Metroid game for the upcoming Nintendo Wii U. The art was made by Rick Kohler, an employee of Epic Games. Despite the suggestions that the Unreal Engine 4 won’t be supported by the Wii U, if titles on the system could look as cool as this, Nintendo fanboys and girls should have little to worry about.
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Check out this awesome concept art piece inspired by recent rumours of a Metroid game for the upcoming Nintendo Wii U. The art was made by Rick Kohler, an employee of Epic Games. Despite the suggestions that the Unreal Engine 4 won’t be supported by the Wii U, if titles on the system could look as cool as this, Nintendo fanboys and girls should have little to worry about.

Titan Books Gain Halo 4 Concept Artbook Rights

Titan Books have secured the rights to publish Awakening: The Art of Halo 4, a book showing never before seen concept art for the game.

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With it being a slow news day n’all, why not check out these amazing fan-made concept art pieces. Before the announcement of Assassin’s Creed III, these guys took it upon themselves to create a Chinese based Assassin’s Creed. The shots really make you realise how cool a game in that setting would be!

Check out this incredible blast to the Assassin’s Creed past. These are original concept art sketches for the game dating back to 2004 when the game looked a lot more Prince of Persia like!The art pieces are for the original game which released on current generation consoles back in 2007. It just shows you how much goes into these projects and for how long! For the full gallery, check out the pictures on Kotaku.

Crytek sure know how to make aesthetically pleasing games. Crysis 3 is certainly no exception to this rule. The game takes place in an overgrown New York City as a direct sequel to Crysis 2 whilst being a spiritual successor to Crysis 1 gameplay. The concepts and screens above are courtesy of AGB.