Sept 25, 2007
Stop thinking about Halo 3 for 60 seconds because this trailer of another FPS (yes, they do still exist) is brilliant.
Clive Barker's Jericho almost looks like a new-age Doom - giant blood-covered demons appear and you pump them with bullets and explosives until they eventually fall.
It's without a doubt one of the most graphically impressive games of the current generation and incredibly absorbing. See below.
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Sept 26, 2007
Here's a shocker for you: Clive Barker's Jericho, the ultra-gory horror FPS from Codemasters, is facing a ban from censorship-conscious Germany as its USK ratings board refuses to issue it a rating.
Update: Codemasters adds: Following a review by the USK ratings board, which declined to give an official rating, Codemasters has decided not to change the artistic vision of the renowned author and filmmaker Clive Barker through cuts and extensive changes.
"Codemasters respects Mr.
Sept 25, 2007
A playable demo of Clive Barker's Jericho will be arriving for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC this Thursday, Codemasters has confirmed to CVG.
The hellish demo will allow players to get to grips with the clever body-jumping powers of Devin Ross - a spirit - allowing you to take control of different soldiers, each with their own special
Sept 13, 2007
A new gameplay trailer from Codemasters' horror-shooter Clive Barker's Jericho is serving up plenty of gore. Check it out below, and you can see a new screen here.
The trailer focuses on Sgt. Frank Delgado, one of the members of Jericho Squad, masters in the art of occult warfare.
Jericho's a squad-based FPS/horror-fest that relates the story of Jericho Squad, a strike force established to protect the government from paranormal threats. It's due out in October on PC, PS3 and
Aug 17, 2007
Clive Barker and Codemasters aren't pulling any punches when it comes to blood, violence and gore in the forthcoming Jericho - if you don't believe us, check out these new screenshots and trailer (below) that have been released. Also, if you like what you see, check out our in-depth video coverage.
Jericho's a squad-based FPS/horror-fest that relates the story of Jericho Team, a strike force established to protect the government from paranormal threat. A melting pot of Rambo, the
Aug 17 2007
Clive Barker is well known as a purveyor of the unpleasant (some of his more gruesome nasties were created from reanimated afterbirths) and so we're not surprised that Jericho is turning out to be home to hellishly disturbing images. Like this glistening batch of new, gut-churning shots.
Nastiness is hardly exclusive to Jericho - Manhunt's first ingame shots were similarly uncomfortable viewing - but we can't remember the last time our lunch threatened to repeat on us like this.
Clive Barker's involvement with the videogame world will extend far beyond Codemasters' Jericho, it's emerged.
Next Gen reports that, during this week's Hollywood and Games Summit, the horror author revealed that he has entered into three further game deals.
Barker, described as a visual artist along with being an author, said "...when I look at the images [in games] and their clarity, their precision, I think any artist would be a fool not to want to be involved with that."
He didn't
We're being given a teasing glimpse of developer Codemasters' horror-fest Clive Barker's Jericho in a new trailer running for just over a minute. Get your pants scared off by taking a peep via our video player below.
In development for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, Jericho's a squad-based FPS that relates the story of Jericho Team, a seven-man strike force established to protect the government from paranormal threat.
Clive Barker is steering the game all the way from conception. "I'd love people to
In an exclusive interview with UK rag PC Zone, Clive Barker - creator of Hellraiser and Candyman - talks about his latest videogame project Jericho, a bloodthirsty squad-based shooter set in a nightmare city of the damned. "There's some intense and gory material in Jericho, but I've always believed that one of the tasks a maker of horror stories in any medium has, is to take his or her audience into areas of
A Halloween treat for you here - and no tricks - it's a new teaser trailer and some grim screenage from upcoming spook-fest Clive Barker's Jericho.
Aiming to show F.E.A.R. how a supernatural squad-based shooter should really be done, you'll be signing up as part of a seven-man supernatural SWAT team investigating a terrible evil in the ancient walled city of Al-Khali.
But you're not the first on the scene, as other crack squads have been sent inside throughout history, all the way back to the
