Hearthstone’s ban hammer has a long to do list Hearthstone’s Arena mode has a fairly simple premise. Pay 150 gold or $1.50 and be sent into a gauntlet where you play against other people. It ends when you win twelve times or lose three times, the latter being the more …
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The gates are slamming shut on Prion Architect, in a good way. Initially one of the very first Early Access games on Steam, Prison Architect recently received its final update. This closes the book on six years of development for Prison Architect. Six years that continued even after Early Access. …
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Sony’s PS3-streaming service is now available on the PC, with a Dual Shock 4 bluetooth adapter to follow.
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A combination of two very different genres. It’s always fascinating to watch a developer explore uncharted territory. To see brand new ideas be put into action, games spring up around them, and the landscape of the medium grow. Abatron is one of these games. It is currently in a stage …
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Tom vs. the armies of hell is a humorous, top down isometric shooting game developed by Darkmire Entertainment. A one-man game studio led by San Francisco developer Sean Burgoon. The fascinating story about the Tom vs. the armies of hell is that it has failed two Kickstarter campaigns. Despite all …
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Paradox Interactive’s latest DLC pack is on the way Yesterday, a new DLC pack, titled Rights of Man, was announced for the Grand Strategy game Europa Universalis IV. Paradox is well known for releasing massive amounts of DLC for its game, so this rather expected. After all, there are now …
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Heart&Slash: Another entry into a thriving genre Roguelikes are a genre that have made a tremendous comeback in recent years. After several sleeper hits in 2011 and 2012, the concept behind Roguelikes have been revived and experimented on. Heart&Slash is the most recent in a very long line of Roguelikes …
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The Master’s of Orion reboot is almost finished Back in February of this year, Masters of Orion was released on Steam’s Early Access. A reboot for the classic Master of Orion 4x games, it has received a fair bit of attention. The reception for it is mixed at the time …
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Columnae: A story-driven, point and click adventure set in a post-apocalyptic steampunk world has completed its kickstarter campaign successfully. 1,039 backers pledged €41,807 to help bring the Columnae project to life. The gaming industry has been blessed with lots of post-apocalyptic games. From nuclear-tinged wastelands to abandoned cities full of …
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This is the Police releases in the waning days of Summer Summer has a reputation for being a time when there’s a drought of new releases. Normally, developers and publishers try to have releases around the holidays, or as close as possible. This seems to have been changing over the …
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System Shock is cleared for launch Earlier today, Nightdive Studios’ System Shock kickstarter came to an end. The campaign was successful, and 21,000 backers raised 1.35 million dollars. That puts the total raised at 50% above the original goal for the campaign. System Shock failed to meet the majority of …
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Worms WMD = Worms We Make Devastation In it’s 21st anniversary, Worms and Team17 bring you the Worms you’ve grown to know and love, with an engine that recreates the classic gameplay.
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Legendary Digital Studios and Square Enix announced they will join forces on the development of a digital series based on the critically acclaimed, multi award-winning video game, Life Is Strange. Announced today by Greg Siegel, Senior Vice President of Development and Production for Legendary Digital Studios.
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Vridnix, the frantic spinning platformer has completed its kickstater campaign successfully with €5,661 of its requested €5,000 in the bag. A game by Uncanaut, an indie studio formed by two game designers named Jonathan Rodelet and Gregoire de Framond. The campaign was launched at the end of June with goal …
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Starbound finally lifts off. Starbound was one of the first games to enter Steam’s Early Access when it first came out. For two and a half years it has been in development, starting in December of 2013. Its initial development has gone back even further, starting in 2011. There has …
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Life is Strange arrives on Steam and is, finally, available on Mac and Linux. The captivating time-bender contains five episodes, with the first being currently free. Developed by Dontnod Entertainment and published by Square Enix, Life is Strange garnered nothing but praise upon its release. The episodic series tackles real world issues in combination …
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