I’m a huge sucker for anything Dark Ages/Crusades oriented, and I, The Inquisitor looks like it will scratch that itch. In the vein of games like Sinking City
Salt and Sacrifice, created primarily by two individuals, James Silva (art, animation, level design, etc.) and Shane Lynch (netcode, etc.), is a prime example of what can stem from a
Computex offers up a lot of shiny new tech, but you can’t do much with those baubles without software. Well, NVIDIA does both, and at their Computex preso they’
Announcing: Starship Captains!
Settle into the captain’s chair of your very first star cruiser and get ready to embark on a bold voyage through the depths of space in
The Last Friend is like chicken and waffles. It combines two unlikely genres — tower defense and beat ‘em up — and creates a surprisingly balanced amalgamation. It lacks depth and needs
EA’s SimCity 2013 has one huge feather in its cap — it inspired developer Colossal Order to make the far-superior Cities: Skylines! Chock full of awesome city building action,
Slowly and quietly, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl has added a couple characters and stages for free including Shredder, the main big baddy from TMNT, and Garfield the Monday-hating lasagna-
Turns out last week was an absolute banger in the Call Of Duty League. Bounty week can be viewed as a massive success, unless you were on the losing end.
‘Muuuurrrica. Boston took on London, and that was a banger. While none of the “top four” teams played today, we still got to watch some great Call Of Duty. Not
Ah Dungeons Dice and Danger – a roll and write game. The proverbial game/gift that keeps on giving and giving and giving. Many games are ticketed as too much to
Have you ever wanted to fight against the Axis powers of WWII from the comfort of your own home? Well, you’re in luck because Rebellion Unplugged, the tabletop division
