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Developed by Might Studios, Skyling: Garden Defense is a strategic 2D platformer. The developers borrowed some familiar gameplay mechanics from 1980’s popular arcade games. Gamers will be able to jump right into the action as the solve puzzles by moving levers, pulling switches and opening gates. By helping out Bloom, …

In Between is the tale of a man diagnosed with terminal cancer. Players will journey through a series of platforming puzzles as the protagonist reflects on his life. The developers of the game, gentlymad, has taken a simple yet complex approach to a rather difficult subject. In Between wants to …

Remember when Microsoft said that every Xbox One could function as a development kit and that it’d open up the indie game arena to basically everybody? Yep, well today’s the day that starts.

Re-telling some of the most famed-tales from the Halo Universe, Dark Horse Comics has Halo: Tales from Slipspace on tap for later this year.

Could you soon be playing multiplayer games from your Xbox One with gamers on PS4’s?

This week, we have a few must read reviews. Our Street Fighter V review finally landed, as well as another Walking Dead Recap and a few other PC game reviews. This week we learned that Fable Legends is canceled and Lionhead is closing. Look through our list to find out …

Microsoft is closing two of it’s European developers and cancel their games.

Formerly at home over at McFarlane Toys, Halo is now under the stable of Mattel and they’re running with it for action figures, vehicles, BoomCo roleplay weapons, and more.

Already with a few offerings on the market, Dark Horse is expanding its collectible line of Halo spacecraft with a trio of new ships.

Did you hear that Red Dead Redemption was out on Xbox Live’s servers? Were you planning on getting it? Well…

We haven’t heard anything about how many Xbox One’s are out there in the wild since November of 2014, but a little over a year later we finally have something to go off of.

Today Brutal Gamer brings you a list of what some of our very own writers are looking forward to getting their hands on this year!

It seems a little early for delaying a game into 2017, being that 2016 just started, but it looks like Scalebound is getting the nudge.

Arguably the biggest and most important franchise on the Xbox, Halo returns for a fifth numbered installment. And while it’s definitely different than what’s come before, it also hits all the right notes for the franchise.

The initial chunk of Xbox 360 games destined to be backwards-compatible with the Xbox One has been revealed.

Well, if you’re a Halo fan, Project TriForce’s newest items are going to seriously threaten to empty out that wallet.