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Good news for the indie developer The Molasses Flood. Their Kickstarter for The Flame in the Flood met its goal today with twenty-three days left. With this big news the developers have added stretch goals to meet some desired features, such as translations for other languages as well as a …

Full Control’s digital board game didn’t do it for you? Then you might be a heck of a to more interested in Space Hulk: Ascension, which is less a digital conversion of the actual tabletop game and more a full-on turn-based, RPG.

A game of time travel and causality.

Unrestrictive online gaming retailer GOG.com has made the move into offering movies. And guess what? They’re DRM-free.

Ready for some tough action in a fantasy land filled with giant monsters?

Viking culture has sort of slipped underneath the radar in gaming, but developer Tangrin Entertainment has a little something to say about that.

For late Summer, there was no shortage of stuff going on this past week! We had news from all around the industry as well as some big reviews of the games of August including Metro Redux and Risen 3.

Ready to be emotionally scarred by Telltale’s masterful adventure game series one more time?

The tough-as-nails remake of the classic NES title Shadowgate has arrived for PC gamers.

D-Link brings a router to market with the Wireless AC1900 that promises top shelf streaming and gaming, with mobile interaction by way of its own cloud.

Lots and lots of Gamescom coverage hit BG this past week, along with reviews of Ultra Street Fighter IV and more.

The arena battler with Robin Hood, Achilles, and Little Red Riding Hood gives gamers a better look at gameplay.

Ever wanted to play an ‘alien jellyfish documentary’ game?  Now’s you chance.

You know a game is going to be tough when there’s a trailer titled ‘Your Death’.

The calm before the Gamescom storm this coming week saw news about Resident Evil and Sleeping Dogs updates break along with the reveal of Assassin’s Creed: Rogue and our reviews of Sacred 3, The Last of Us Remastered, and a whole mess of DVDs.

The newest addition to the S.T.R.I.K.E. line of keyboards is a wireless unit that’s got an eye towards mobility.