The narrative designers at Ubisoft Montreal wanted to make a game about something that matters. The Narrative Summit at GDC 2014 in San ...

To help everyone celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day we’re giving everyone a small list of some characters that are more than covered in green. ...

Games journalism and criticism needs to eschew academic restraints, and use personal bias and anger to drive the conversation about games. Before the ...

As we meet the middle of first person shooter month we take time to look at the anime-inspired Shogo: Mobile Armor Division. I ...

Last weekend, 4,304 Magic: The Gathering players descended on Richmond, Virginia for GP Richmond, and that’s just the number of players registered for ...

As much as I like a good war game or military shooter, I can’t help but feel that they’ve become awfully stale and ...

Some filmmakers are able to cultivate a style so specific that their very name becomes the only suitable way to describe it. Trying ...

[folder_nav][folder_nav] The grim truth about videogame development is that most of the terrible decisions are likely the result of some committee or other ...

Lately odd simulators have been in vogue, appealing to the most niche of the niche. Today we shine a light on some of ...

When you talk about how Tom Clancy changed gaming, you run into a belligerent mindset. According to gamer lore, Clancy was a businessman ...

Unless you were paying particular attention, you might have missed that Hearthstone went live yesterday. It’s been a long road through beta, but ...

With the release of Dark Souls 2 we give you a brief glimpse as to what it’s like to lose in other games. ...