Serious Sam Forever

Serious Sam is hard. We all know that. But one thing it's never been considered is complex. You have a gun, you run around, and you shoot waves upon waves of slobbering monstrosities. However, if you call Serious Sam simplistic, Croteam may have something to say to you, like what studio founder Roman Ribaric said to us when we asked why the game's simplicity was so profound.

Koku Gamer writes: 'Prophets of Sam's new Serious Sam game, Serious Sam Forever, is now open for beta applications and we've got the details.'

A new Serious Sam game has been announced by Prophets-of-Sam, a studio that started in 2006 as a developer of total conversions for PC Games. It's called Serious Sam Forever, and is being built on Croteam's Serious Engine 2. Prophets-of-Sam describes the game as an "ambitious new project" - and so far, that's pretty much all it's had to say. Screenshots from the project released to date include snaps of in-game character models that look suspiciously familiar. Are we looking at a remake of

Mystery project revealed as Serious Sam Forever, being developed by Prophets-of-Sam, an independent international studio. Serious Sam Forever is an ambitious new project powered by Croteam's award-winning Serious Engine 2. And it also looks like Prophets of Sam are Looking for a few good Developers to help them bring this game out in a timely fashion.