MLB 14 The Show to launch May 6 on PS4
Developer Sony San Diego announced today that MLB 14 The Show will be launching on May 6 on the PlayStation 4. This is more than a month after the April 1 launch date for the game on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita as well ...
The Witcher 3 Delayed, CD Projekt RED Says More Time is Needed
Developer CD Projekt RED sent out a press release today stating that they will need more time to work on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The new release window for the highly anticipated third installment of The Witcher franchise ...
SanctuaryRPG, the ‘Dark Souls’ of ASCII games
It’s hard to remember the last time that I played an ASCII RPG, let alone saw one that I was excited about. But here is SantuaryRPGÂ from Black Shell Games, in all its ASCII-art glory. With an animated opening cutscene an...
Indie Dev Spotlight: John Szymanski
John Szymanski is the main man behind Created to Create Studios. which publishes what he calls “humorous” games. Growing up in the backwoods of Pennsylvania, Szymanski expresses his deeply Christian roots through hi...
Shadowrun: Dragonfall Review
Silver AwardGreat DLCA Whole New Game Shadowrun: Dragonfall might technically be simply downloadable content for the Kickstarter funded RPG that released last year, but it feels like a whole new game. Gameplay The overarching story remains the sam...
Steam Now Allows Developers to Set Own Sales
Reddit user Sharkkiller leaked a post yesterday detailing how developers will soon have control over when and for how long their games go on sale. Developers will now be able to set weeklong deals, and even custom lengt...
SanctuaryRPG, the Popular ASCII-Art RPG Hits Greenlight
SanctuaryRPG, a free-to-play ASCII-art RPG from Black Shell Games and the self proclaimed “most ambitious ASCII-RPG of 2014” has just been put up on Steam’s Greenlight service for user voting. If you are a f...
Humble Indie Bundle 11 Adds Fez, Starseed Pilgrim, Beat Buddy
Humble Indie Bundle 11, which already included six games, has added three more in the form of Fez, Starseed Pilgrim and Beat Buddy. The bundle now looks like this: Pay what you want ($1+ for Steam codes) for: Guacamelee! Gol...
Stephen Elop May be Bad News for Microsoft’s Xbox Division
Former Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, who was an analyst favorite to take over for Steve Ballmer before Satya Nadella got the job, has just been announced as the new lead of Microsoft’s Devices and Studios division, handling Xbo...
Starbound to Receive New Progression System
Yesterday, on the Starbound blog, the developers announced the introduction of a new progression system for the popular Scfi-Fi sandbox game. Players in Starbound will no longer progress through different sectors. Instead, ther...
Killzone: Shadow Fall Review
One of the Prettiest Games to Date Killzone: Shadow Fall is the latest installation in Guerilla Game’s FPS series that pits the Helghast against the Vektan. Being on the PS4, it had the chance to breathe some new life in...
Team Ninja Confirms it’s Developing for the PS4
Yosuke Hayashi, the head of Team Ninja, revealed to Dengeki Online in a recent interview that his studio is currently working on two projects. One for the PS4, and the other being Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z. The latter project is cu...
Is a ‘The Last of Us’ Sequel on the Way?
In a recent interview with Eurogamer, Neil Druckmann, writer and creative director for Naughty Dog revealed that his studio is currently considering a follow-up to the smash hit and PS3 exclusive The Last of Us as well as a com...
Bungie’s Weekly Update Shows Excitement for Destiny, Answers Questions
Everyone has had trouble describing exactly what sort of game that Destiny actually is, but Bungie seems to have found the best way in their weekly update. They simply show people. Much of their weekly update was dedicated to e...
ArcheBlade Review
An Early Look At A Game Without A Genre ArcheBlade is an interesting mix of MOBA and fighter, and essentially creates its own genre. While the idea sounds great, is this early release ready for prime time? Concept ArcheB...
