Last night was a magical night for Scott Benson, Bethany Hockenberry, and Alec Holowka as their narrative driven game Night in the Woods won the Seumas McNally Grand Prize award and Excellence in Narrative award at the 2018 Independent Games Festival (IGF) Awards. In addition to Night in the Woods,

An evil sorcerer rules the village and makes the lives of the villagers miserable. He constantly demands people as sacrifices but when he chooses your true love, enough is enough. You are a knight who attempts to stop him, and in retaliation, the sorcerer turns the entire village to stone

Sometimes games are a disappointment. Budgets, time constraints, and even the limitations of technology can all conspire to undo the best of creative intentions. In 2016, Earthlock turned out to be one of those titles. This gorgeous indie game came to life thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign, but when

I think we’ve found a winner in the contest for best one on one/team based/cooperative cat vampire shootout games. Grimslingers doesn’t sound like it will work until you dig into it and find how well crafted every piece of this game is. The basic combat is

Starting tomorrow, Pokemon Go trainers will have the ability to participate in a special “Eggstravaganza” event for Pokemon Go, similar to last year’s event around Easter. From tomorrow, March 22nd at 1PM PDT, until April 2nd at 1PM PDT, each egg hatched will contain more candy than usual. In

Studio Wildcard announced at GDC today that it will bring ARK: Survival Evolved to the Nintendo Switch this fall. The open-world survival adventure will include all the features of the original release, with the added capability of taking the game on the go thanks to the console. Prepare for the

Yesterday, CD PROJEKT RED announced that it has opened a new division in the Polish city of Wroclaw, which will help CD PROJEKT RED Warsaw and Cracow in development of the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077. The division will take advantage of the technology of the city as well as include numerous

Yesterday, Ubisoft announced that it has reached a strategic agreement with Chinese company Tencent in order to publish and promote many of Ubisoft’s popular titles on PC and mobile in China. The opportunity for Western game brands in China is immense, with more than 500 million players in the