Lunacy Games announced the signing of a licensing agreement with HanbitSoft to create a new AAA PC/Console game based within the Hellgate: London franchise.

Lunacy Games has signed a licensing agreement with HanbitSoft to develop a new AAA entry in the Hellgate: London franchise. The game is codenamed Hellgate: Redemption and is in development for ...

Lunacy Games, a studio founded in September 2022 by Hellgate: London creator Bill Roper, has signed a licensing agreement with HanbitSoft to create a new AAA game in the Hellgate franchise for ...

Hellgate: London is the game that will not die. It first launched in 2007 as an action-RPG set in a demon-infested London, but developer Flagship Games went under in 2008 and the game was closed ...

The Hellgate London series is making a comeback with Hellgate Redemption for PC and consoles. Get the first info here.

The survivors take refuge in the London Underground. And that's all you'll get from the tried-and-true humans versus demons story of Hellgate: London, an action role-playing game.

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After years of being put through the wringer of New York City media, five journalists created Hell Gate, the blog-style news site run on their terms.

Hanbitsoft announced in a press release today the Steam launch of Hellgate VR, taking place in the same universe as 2007's Hellgate: London.

“Hellgate VR is a VR Shooting game based on Hellgate:London IP, and provides a high level of immersion to players through a sophisticated virtual world” say its creators at T3 Entertainment.

Hellgate: London, the first and only game from a studio founded by Diablo veterans, is back again, 11 years after its launch. It will return to Steam on Nov. 15.

Hellgate: London debuted in 2007 with an interesting setup that was brought low by half-baked execution. It went under a couple of years later, came back as a free-to-play MMO that didn't really ...