Invisigun Heroes is a clever multiplayer-focused 2D shooter coming to multiple consoles and PC in the next few months, and as of right now, it has a paid alpha available from the developer's, Sombr Studio, website.

The game is a 2-4 person multiplayer shooter, where the main hook is that all characters are invisible until they shoot, or use their respective special ability. It is planned to feature seven different playable characters, and 50 different maps to play on spanning five distinct planets. All of this backed up a single player with AI opponents, local multiplayer, and online cross-platform multiplayer.

The alpha allows for players to play a perfectly functional but unpolished version of the game, and contribute towards the last bits of input and bug testing, for the price of what the game plans to sell for, which is $15. Purchasing access to the alpha will also grant you with a free Steam code for the full Invisigun Heroes, usable upon it's release.

You can watch the original Kickstarter video for Invisigun Heroes below in case you want a better understanding of how it plays in action:

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From today until Monday, June 29th, PC Gamer is giving out 200,000 Steam keys for Early Access game, Grimoire: Manastorm. All you have to do is enter your email, and you'll be ready to go.

The giveaway is being held in association with Bundle Stars, who offer bundles that save up to 97% off normal price, including a $19.99 Shadow of Mordor bundle of the game and the season pass - 60% off normal price.

In addition, customers who spend more than $8/€8/£6 before Tuesday, June 30th, will receive a free mystery gift of indie classics, AAA blockbusters, or Steam Wallet credit.

Developed by indie studio Omniconnection, Grimoire: Manastorm is a multiplayer mage first-person shooter utilizing abilities inspired by MOBA games like Dota 2 and League of Legends. 

Current features in the Early Access build include:

• two game modes, Conquest and Free-For-All
• six wizard classes, each with four unique spells and one unique passive ability
• seven fantasy-inspired maps, including medieval cities, dark caverns, and towering cliffs
• eight inventive mobility and utility spells, ranging from teleportation to summoning unbreakable walls
• custom graphics settings and key binding
• dedicated global server locations

User reviews are mostly positive, and patches and updates will be added as development on the game progresses.

Well you've heard it folks, Borderlands and Borderlands 2 has hit the weekly Humble Bundle, and that means it's time for me to pick it up and try it out. Having not been a fan of first-person-shooter games, I never thought to give Borderlands a look, but for the low price of $5.52, I just can't say no.

What a Jaw-Dropping Deal

Humble you did it again. During this week's Humble Borderlands Bundle, roughly $146 dollars worth of Borderlands games and DLCs are available, along with a whopping 75% off coupon for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel through the Humble store. All Borderlands fans will enjoy that price reduction from the large amount of $60 for the game, down to $15. 

Give Me the DLCs!

Along with the base game of Borderlands and Borderlands 2, the DLCs available for the "Pay more than the average" option include: Zombie Island of Dr. Ned, Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot, The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, Psycho Pack, Mechromancer Pack, and Creater Slaughterdome. That's not all they're offering either, Humble will be adding more to that payment option next Tuesday at 11:00 AM Pacific time. 

Pay More Get More

The last payment jump on this Humble includes tripling the amount to $15 to gain Steam-Keys for: Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack 2, Headhunter 5: Son of Crawmerax, Borderlands 2 Season Pass, and a 2K Store 25% off merchandise coupon. If you're a diehard Borderlands fan, picking up this bundle might be the best thing you could do. Gift the keys, save the coupons, you still make good on this deal. Either way, you're supporting a charity and enhancing someone's Steam library.

Keep your eyes open for my upcoming review on Borderlands 2, where I'll be having an open mind, in hopes of seeing how amazing this game can be. It's time to branch into first-person-shooter-games and see what greatness awaits.

Humble Bundle is just in time for Valentine's Day with a new weekly bundle.

This time around Humble Bundle is bringing in seven different kinds of dating sims and visual novel style games and as usual when it comes to Humble Bundle, everything you get is based on a pay-what-you want basis.

Customers who pay any amount get Long Live the Queen, Analogue: A Hate Story, and Go! Go! Nippon! ~ My First Trip to Japan~.

Customers who pay more than the average(which at current time of writing is $6.01) get access to WORLD END ECONOMiCA episode.01, Hate Plus, and Roomates- Deluxe Edition.

Customers who pay $8 or more get Hatoful Boyfriend.

As a bonus, anyone paying $35 gets access to a Hatoful Boyfriend Lovers Pillowcase. 

All of the games are worth $94 dollars in total, but customers can pay however much they please. All games are available in the form of Steam Keys, so you can gift that special someone some Pigeon Love.