I once drove a school bus against oncoming traffic. I had a hard time steering due to all the drugs I had consumed, ...

Welcome to Alt+Escape, our weekly pick of browser-based games to help you start your weekend a little early. Check back each Friday for ...

Making games is traditionally a time-consuming affair. Though independently produced projects can take significantly less time to turn around than games with million ...

I almost didn’t give Zeno Clash a chance. The way the game started off – with an obvious, ham-fisted tutorial “dream sequence” that ...

Over the next thirty days I will be playing one indie game per day. My intention is to play many different types of ...

For two hours – which turned into two and a half hours – last Thursday afternoon those of us with horizon-widening in mind ...

Richard Grillotti and Miles Tilmann launched themselves into the sea of webgames (,no standards of quality and no rules or limits on monetization ...

One of my favorite talks at the Indie Games Summit – at least through Tuesday – was Jason Rohrer laying down the line. ...

Ninety-two percent is a pretty big number. A 92-percent failure rate would make a product totally unfit for public consumption. A 92-percent infant ...

Looking back on that old “Can a videogame make you cry?” ad from EA, it’s clear now that the question it posed was ...

With blood pressures rising like a stormy sea, tempers flaring at a pin drop and once-cheerful moods dampened by months of frozen slush ...

Rocketing down a snow-packed slope on a piece of cheap plastic, a cafeteria tray or some other haphazard device is one of the ...