Grab the game now for just $9.99 and get $30 worth of in-game currency and items, as well as an exclusive item that you can only get via Steam Early Access. The Early Access phase will help the Spicy Horse team improve the game in preparation for its full Steam release, which will be free to play.

The Steam version of Akaneiro: Demon Hunters was made possible by thousands of gamers who backed Spicy Horse’s successful Kickstarter campaign, which raised more than $200k to expand and enhance the game. A Linux beta is also available for download at http://spicyworld.spicyhorse.com

Akaneiro is the latest "twisted tale" from the team that brought you "Alice: Madness Returns". Set in turn-of-the-century Japan, the game finds a battle-hardened "Red" fighting demons, wolves and mythical monsters. Become one of the Order of Akane - an elite group of demon hunters inspired by the Red Riding Hood tale. Fight beasts and demons drawn straight from the pages of Japanese folklore. You can play the browser version now on SpicyWorld.com.

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In the long-forgotten temple complex, the thrill of the chase awakens the true adventurer in Quatermain, as he and Agent Goodwin strive to be one step ahead of the Nazis and the Russians, one step closer to obtaining the Heart of Atlantis. And deep in these temples, where age-old guardians awake from their eternal slumber, James soon learns that his great-grandfather's stories are not as crazy as he had always believed. For all things live forever, though at times they sleep and are forgotten.

Developed using Unreal Engine 3, Deadfall Adventures is full of spectacular jaw-dropping moments, as player’s battle natural and not-so-natural enemies across stormy deserts of Egypt to the icy depths of the Arctic and all the way to the steaming jungles of Guatemala. Assuming the role of adventurer Quatermain, players will encounter fiendish puzzles, deadly traps and stunning set pieces, making this one of the greatest adventures ever told – let alone played.

Outspoken exec Peter Moore has insisted that it did not lobby Microsoft to introduce pre-owned restrictions with Xbox One.

There has for a long time been talk throughout the industry that key publishers have been applying pressure on platform holders to curtail what they regard as the revenue-stealing pre-owned market.

But EA COO Moore has outright denied that EA was one of those voices.

"As the guy who is the chief operating officer of Electronic Arts I can tell you that EA did not aggressively lobby for the platform holders to put some gating function in there to allow or disallow used games,” he told Polygon.

“I am on record as being a proponent of used games. I like the ecosystem. I like the fact that it's kept pricing at a good level for eight years. I like the fact that someone can buy a physical game and see some equity in that game. That keeps GameStop vibrant and they are a great launch and marketing partner for us.

"EA has never had a conversation, and I have been present at all of them, with all of the manufacturers, saying you must put a system in place that allows us to take a piece of the action or even stop it. Absolutely incorrect."

The executive was speaking at the publisher's E3 2013 analyst call, during which he discussed EA's product portfolio for the year ahead.
EA has focused on a "fewer, bigger, better" software release strategy over the past few years, and it currently expects to release 11 HD and 14 mobile games in fiscal 2014, representing a further decline in its yearly output.

But Gibeau said EA's release rate "will increase going forward as 'Gen 4' continues to expand and grow".

"There are probably about five or six new IPs that are fully owned and we haven't announced yet," he added, noting that the publisher may nurture these depending on how the market grows.