Kotaku darling, Independent Games Festival finalist and soon to be Electronic Arts-published game Shank gets a bit more face time this week as GDC kicks off. To celebrate, developers Klei released ...
Klei Entertainment’s Shank has been described in the past year building up to release as the lovechild of Quentin Tarantino’s films and 2D beat’em ups. Guess what? Klei wasn’t lying! Shank combines ...
EA and Vancouver based KLEI Entertainment have released a new gameplay trailer for their upcoming side-scrolling action fest Shank. The video shows off some of the gory action and even a boss battle ...
Klei dug itself a bit of a hole with the first Shank, a hole that Shank 2 is starting from. While the debut delivered one of the most distinctive, striking presentations in a modern game, the play ...
Klei Entertainment has released new gameplay footage of Shank 2, showing off some of the weapons, fighting moves, and other nonsensical fun you can have in the game. Personally, we really enjoyed the ...
New gameplay footage of Shank 2 has been released showing uncut gameplay footage on the shipping docks. The video is posted below and on the game's official website. Shank 2 releases for PC, PSN, and ...
Shank was one of the best Indie games to have been released last year, and Shank 2 doesn’t look that bad either. This 2D side-scroller looks a lot better graphically compared to the first game, with a ...
Shank is a lot of things. From a gameplay perspective it’s a traditional 2D side scrolling action game that is clearly influenced by the likes of 1980’s coin-op beat ‘em up Double Dragon. From a ...
After signing a deal with EA to publish Shank, Klei Entertainment has released a new gameplay video of the 2D sidescroller showing off new levels, moves and bosses. The game is going to be shown in ...
Shank, much like the tool it was named after, was a quick and bloody game. There certainly were some rough edges to work out, but it was still an effective brawler in its own right. The sequel doesn’t ...
Shank, much like the tool it was named after, was a quick and bloody game. There certainly were some rough edges to work out, but it was still an effective brawler in its own right. The sequel doesn’t ...
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