More PAX East goodness! The team behind Ninja Division and Soda Pop Miniatures are working hard to pump out high quality tabletop games from favorites Relic Nights and Super Dungeon Explore to new products like Dead Fellas and Ninja All-stars.

When we were at PAX East we got a chance to talk with Rob Dougherty, the head of White Wizard games. Fans of their hit game, Star Realms, will be happy to know that the game is only getting started. With expansions coming in analog and digital form, there is

While soaking in all of the awesome stuff at PAX East, we got a chance to talk with Spencer Reeve of Cool Mini or Not about upcoming projects and games. If you are a fan of tabletop miniature based games, there is a bunch of news for you coming from

Returning from PAX East 2015, I was completely exhausted. It was an awesome experience, and I learned a lot about tons of different video games and even some nifty technology.  I know you want to know which of these upcoming titles you should be keeping an eye on, so without

Restarting time is a tricky concept to tamper with. You see many films do it, putting the main character in a situation where he/she is experiencing the same situations over and over again. Some of these films succeed such as Groundhog Day, Source Code, and Edge of Tomorrow, while

With Iron Galaxy’s recent success as the developers behind titles such as DiveKick and the Xbox One reboot of Killer Instinct, it makes sense they would want to try their feet in publishing. They have done just that as they have three independent games slated for their New Indie

“We wanted to show that things which are dark, can also be good…” is what Bishop Games said was one of the main stories behind Light Fall, their new 2D platformer. Many games and other forms of media have always portrayed the idea of dark characters or scenery to be

PAX South is over and done, and there was plenty to see and do. While the show floor might have been a little small compared to the well-established East and Prime PAX shows, Texas developers and the Lone Star State’s gaming community came out in full force to show