Darwin Project

Scavengers Studios has announced that it will no longer be closing servers for Darwin Project. Two servers will be kept open so people can continue playing the free-to-play battle royale title.

Posted 2 years ago by Sean Carey

Servers for the Darwin Project are set to close. No firm date has been given for the shutdown, so if you need any achievements from the game, now is the time to start working your way through the game's list.

Posted 2 years ago by Sean Carey

We have just picked up new achievements for Darwin Project. There are 14 achievements worth a total of 1,000 Gamerscore, none of which are secret.

Posted 3 years ago by Nighthawk205

Having spent a few months in Xbox Game Preview, Canadian developer Scavengers Studio have announced that their battle royale game The Darwin Project will be shifting to a free-to-play model this July.

Posted 5 years ago by Andy Mills

Scavengers Studio released a video for their recent open beta for The Darwin Project. The open beta video features players getting killed by other players in unusual ways.

Posted 5 years ago by CognitiveCaveat

Scribblenauts comes to Xbox for the first time, and Kylotonn Games takes players for a two-wheeled spin around the Isle of Man. There are eight digital titles, while Windows 10 gets Final Fantasy XV.

Posted 5 years ago by Rebecca Smith

In Scavenger Studios' upcoming survival title, The Darwin Project, there will be three different ways you can experience the game. Play as either the contestant, show director, or a spectator.

Posted 5 years ago by Ashley Woodcock

March may be the first legitimately big month of the year for 2018 games releases. With Microsoft's newest IP, the latest Far Cry, and no fewer than three high profile remasters, things are about to get expensive for many of us.

Posted 5 years ago by Mark Delaney

We know the Xbox One X is coming on November 7th and we know lots of games are going to support it, but until today we didn't know exactly what games those would be. There's over 100 titles.

Posted 6 years ago by Claudio Barata

It wouldn't be a typical Microsoft E3 presentation without a montage of ID@Xbox titles. This year was no different and the latest trailer showcases several upcoming titles.

Posted 6 years ago by Rebecca Smith