Under Siege comes to PS3 this Fall, includes level editor

by Andrew Yoon { Feb 2nd 2009 at 9:30AM }

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When Under Siege was unveiled late last year, we knew absolutely nothing about it. In fact, the only thing we did know was that it was exclusive to the PS3.

Developer Seed Studios has finally lifted the curtain off the game, revealing Under Siege as an "action strategy" game planned for the PlayStation Store in Fall 2009. The game will support single player, competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes, and best of all -- it will also include a level editor so players can share user-generated content.

The first batch of alpha-build screenshots look quite good, especially considering this will be a downloadable title. We're going to keep our eyes on this one.

Gallery: Under Siege

Tags: seed-studios, under-siege

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Snake @ Feb 2nd 2009 9:58AM

hmm...this game looks quite interesting...

SnakeOzilla @ Feb 2nd 2009 9:59AM

hmm this game rather interesting...looking forward to more details...

goldgin @ Feb 2nd 2009 10:03AM

wake up ppl!!! RE5 DEMO OUT ON EURO-STORE!!!!

Darkdrium777 @ Feb 2nd 2009 10:08AM

Interesting, waiting for more infos as well :)

Dan Rabot @ Feb 2nd 2009 10:48AM

Yeah this looks pretty cool, can't get a good look at the pics at work though, is it looking like a strategy kinda game ala dungeon master, or an RPG like diablo?

Hopefully a diablo kinda game, in need of one of those.

Those pictures remind me of Monster Hunter Freedom 2, mmmmmm.

il_duce620 @ Feb 2nd 2009 11:31AM

If Steven Segal is in it, then it's a Day One purchase for me...

Prothean @ Feb 2nd 2009 11:44AM

Sweet. Looks like the art style from Titan Quest. I'll be keeping an eye on this one.

nathanlee @ Feb 2nd 2009 11:50AM

Looks like a decent real-time-strategy. If they're claiming action is mixed in, I'd be curious to find out how. Waiting for more information

The Alex @ Feb 2nd 2009 11:56AM

Oh man, when I read the headline, I thought someone would finally be bringing out a game based on Steven Segal's "Under Seige" franchise (can you call 2 movies a franchise?), you can imagine my disappointment when I found it wasn't.