PlayHG has posted the results of the questions that were asked of Flagship’s Bill Roper during Hellgate: London’s recent launch party in Korea. Q. How often will big updates like Stonehenge there be? We plan to do it at least…

IncGamers has uploaded a nearly two-minute trailer showing off the Stonehenge content that will be available in Hellgate: London’s upcoming v1.0 patch.

TechDomain has reviewed Hellgate: London, calling it a “good effort”, but “it just won’t be something you’ll be playing in the long term.” Almost all of the areas are randomly generated (the same method that was used in Diablo 2),…

Diamond Comic Distributors’ Previews website is listing a quick description of an upcoming manga graphic novel series based on Flagship Studios’ Hellgate: London. In the year 2020, a demon invasion strikes several cities around the globe…including London, home to college…

As announced earlier, Flagship Studios has rolled out a v0.7 patch for Hellgate: London that addresses the game’s memory leaks among other things. While this has some great new features, it has more importantly addressed our biggest outstanding issue. We…

The guys at GameShark reviewed Hellgate: London and are very disappointed, calling the game “possibly the biggest letdown of 2007” and giving it a “C”. There are a lot of problems with the game from a technical standpoint but perhaps…

Flagship Studios sent us over a holiday-themed newsletter this morning, providing us with information about the game’s latest single player and multiplayer patches, as well as the Stonehenge Expansion. Check it out: Fellow Hellgaters,The leaves have long since fallen, snow…

The Korean publisher of Hellgate: London has published some concept arts of the upcoming Stonehenge location. Spotted on Hellgate Guru.

WorthPlaying reviewed Hellgate: London, noting the game does not live up to its promise and giving it a 7. According to its web site, Flagship Studios is “the first, last and only voice in the world of action-RPGs.” That is…

The chat log for the recent IRC chat with Hellgate: London developers is up at IncGamers. And that has been quite a challenge this year. It’s not like indie games deliberately hide themselves from detection, so much as getting lost…