Pulling of some steampunk designs and artwork isn't as easy as it seems, y'know. Think you just go and put together tin cans and greasy engines? Hell no. These guys did some heavy lifting and coal burning to get the art of Damnation right. Hundreds of pictures from a train yard? Man, that's just the start of it. This trailer's got lots of gameplay footage, but more importantly, we hear from Blue Omega art director Adam Diller talking about what went on behind the scenes of this game.

After getting hit by a delay late last year, Blue Omega Entertainment and Codemasters have finally announced a new release date for their open-world steampunk-inspired third-person shooter, Damnation. There's also a new dev diary video out that talks about the game's level design. All that in the full article.

Steampunk. I'm sure you've heard of it: it's a wide genre encompassing various books, movies, and video games. Here's yet another example of a steampunk-oozing game - a shooter this time - Damnation. Today, we give you the low-down on all its features and treat you to some eyecandy. Grab your boots - they're made for walking, after all. And in this game, let's hope your boots withstand three hours' worth of walking, climbing, jumping, and waltzing from Point A to Point B in one single map. Talk about expansive.

In a recent interview with Blue Omega's chief designer Jacob Minkoff, he talks about all the innovative features that will be making its way into its upcoming shooter for the PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 with Damnation. The game will sport several unique gameplay aspects that promises to make it a title to look out for by the end of the year - including, of course, co-op. You can read all about what Minkoff had to say in our full article.