Review: Dino Run SE
A review of Dino Run SE is the Slightly-Evolved Edition of Dino Run, a very retro-styled 8-bit flash-based 2D side-scrolling platformer from independent developer Pixeljam. Get the full scoop…
Review: BEEP
Big Fat Alien’s three-person team releases its impressive 2D platformer “BEEP”. Looks like Wall-E, tastes like awesome.
Review: Trapped Dead
As a college student, it’s time to learn some valued life skills, like how to preserve life from flesh-eating zombies or how to let go of a friend for the greater good. Generic zombie survival skills 101. Read the full review of Trapped Dead from Headup Games.
Review: Dragon Age 2 Rises to Power
An independent review of the sequel to Bioware’s hugely successful Dragon Age franchise. Can DA2 rise to the challenge?
Kingdom of Loathing Wants to Kiss and Makeup
Kingdom of Loathing, a deliberately low-fi but wonderful free browser-based MMORPG has undergone some serious updates. It’s time to take another look.
Preview: Natural Selection 2
Half-Life mod Natural Selection 2 is all growns up. Read about the beta and how you can pre-order it now.
IOS Review: Tap Tap Bar
Santa, a Rastafarian and a Yeti walk into a bar… an indie game review of Tap Tap Bar for iOS
Ubisoft’s Child of Eden for Kinect – Honestly we can’t wait [VIDEO]
With the amazing, Guinness Record-breaking adoption rate of Microsoft’s Kinect, we hope to see an ongoing slate of expansive game experiences. Child of Eden may be the herald to more interactive goodness to come.
Review: A.R.E.S. Extinction Agenda
If I had to use one word to describe the first episode of the A.R.E.S. series of games it would be slick. While it certainly pays homage to the classics that inspired it, there is a modern level of quality that you rarely see in an indie title.
Elements of War – Futuristic RTS Coming to Digital and Traditional Retail Stores
Elements of War, a real-time strategy game where players’ armies use both conventional and climate-control weapons to devastate the enemy, has gone gold and will be released to North American retail outlets and via digital distribution on April 12.
Review: AI War: Fleet Command - Light of the Spire
AI War: Fleet Command is a staggeringly rich RTS and tower defense mashup in own right, but with its 3rd expansion, Light of the Spire, it makes new recruits cower in fear. Read the review…
Spiral Knights
Like SONY’s Free Realms, SEGA is jumping into the online massively multiplayer gaming market with Spiral Knights from developer Three Rings. Avail April 4th.
VIDEO: We’re All Gamers in the End
This video, by Oz Koca, shot at the Eurogamer Expo in the UK, caught our eye. We’re all gamers in the end.
Review: APOX
APOX is a strictly online multiplayer game. So much so that even the tutorials and handful of single player missions require you to log in to a server to play. Can an RTS multiplayer game that has no single player campaign work? Read the full review…
Review: Dinner Date
IGF Finalist “Dinner Date” from Stout Games is a nice proof of concept that video game design can be art, but does this game serve up the goods?