The front page on ModDB moves very fast, with 2 million unique visitors and just over 1000 original updates made by our dedicated community each month it's tough to keep up. So to help here is a weekly look back the best and biggest releases, news, new mod profiles and media posting both by the community and the editors here at ModDB. Just in case you missed something!
Releases and Patches
- Mad World version 1.0 - Half-Life 2
- Manta's Pulse version 1.02 - Neverwinter Nights 2
- Dyson version 1.20 - Indie
- P.U.R.E. version 6.02 - Indie
- Modular Combat version 1.70 - Half-Life 2
- Point of Existence version 2.5 - BattleField 2
- Project 25 version 1.0 - Half-Life 2
- Cogs - Indie
- No Hope version 1.67 - World in Conflict
- Rise of the Dead Pixels version 1.0 - Indie
Media Posts
- The Tower - Half-Life 2
- Fragout! - Half-Life 2
- MechWarrior Living Legends - Crysis
- AvP2 Team Fortress - Alien verse Predator 2
- Ivan's Secrets - Half-Life 2
- X32I: Redemption - Crysis
- Codename: Dead Bird - Crysis
- Resistance and Liberation - Half-Life 2
- Varion - Half-Life 2
- Duke Theft Auto - Indie
- Room Escape - Half-Life 2
- Fistful of Frags - Half-Life 2
- Solitude - Indie
- BattleGroup42 - BattleField 1942
- Naruto: Naiteki Kensei - Half-Life
- Noir: Chronicles of the Forgotten - Half-Life 2
- Kingdoms Collide - Half-Life 2
Site News
- Braid Editor
- Mirror's Edge Level Editor
- Breaking Down the Walls
- ModDB EU Download Mirror
- User Content Explodes Paragon City
good stuff, i like these recaps of the week :)
I agree, they're a very good idea!
Yes, These reviews seem quite a good thing. Thank you.
Good weekly look again. This is a great idea!
Great idea! Please keep them up! I just found out about a new game, Project 25 from this. Exposure should be a big plus. Thanks.
i think this is a marvelous idea.
and it should get mod teams motivated to do weekly updates :D
Activity is fine, but imo releasing polished media is better then just releasing random stuff for the sake of having an update every week ...
Yeah not only that, there's only so much of a mod/game you can show without spoiling the entire thing.
oh no of course, but I mean, it'll get mod teams motivated to work that extra bit harder to make the release in time. I mean, obviously if its not up to standard they won't want to release it, if it's going to backfire on them.