Inversion

That's it, the summer break is now over, and though we managed to bring quite a lot of content in the past two months, you should of course expect a lot more in September. Our small team is as motivated as ever, so you should see a good number of videos of highly-anticipated games such as Borderlands 2 or Fifa 13 or PES 2013, but we'll also cover more modest titles, like Of Orcs and Men, whose graphics seem rather impressive to us considering it's not a AAA game, or The testament of Sherlock Holmes, which could appeal to adventure enthusiasts. If I can find some time to translate both articles, we'll also have a full hands-on preview of Harold, Moon Spider's very first game, as well as the interview of Loris Malek, the studio's president. Lots of stuff as I was saying, to thank you for your support and confidence.

Although it was released in North America quite a while back, Inversion is only available in Europe as of this week. Some will say we haven't been missing much and it is true somehow. Saber Interactive's game is indeed a poor copy of several titles, Gears of War being the most obvious of the bunch. The gravity gimmick is not used at its full potential and the shooting mechanics are way behind Epic's series. Story isn't that interesting either, despite the twist which happens at some point in the course of the game. All things considered, the ending is a bit original for a video game, but the very last image after the credits partly ruins it for the sake of a potential sequel. That being said, the game being cheap (40€), it could still keep you entertained for a little while this summer.

The latest trailer of the gravity-shifting shooter game delves more into the story. Inversion will be out in June.

Let's start our E3 2012 series with these images from the multiplayer mode of Inversion. Enjoy!

Learn more about Inversion by watching this behind the game video where Saber Interactive talks about the game's story and gameplay.

After being delayed we've not heard that much about the gravity-shifting shooter Inversion. Now we get some fresh screenshots and a release date: June 2012.

Namco Bandai shares these new screenshots of Inversion that show the game's multiplayer that will offer 3 game types: Team Deathmantch, King of Gravity and Gravity Slaughter. The gravity-shifting shooter will be out in March.

Namco Bandai shows the player's abilities while on defense for the gravity-shifting shooter Inversion.

Namco Bandai has put online a new trailer for their upcoming third-person shooter Inversion. The title developed by Saber Interactive, will be out next February for PS3 and Xbox 360.

Namco Bandai has released this brand new trailer of Inversion. The title will be available on Xbox 360 and PS3 in February 2012.