‘SEGA Company of Heroes 2’ release date pushed

Sorry to disappoint anyone who has been waiting patiently, but SEGA has announced the official release date for Company of Heroes 2 has been pushed to June 25th, 2013. Company of Heroes 2 was originally scheduled for an earlier 2013 release, … Read More

Review: Kentucky Route Zero (Act I)

We’ve all been there, right? It’s getting late. You’re driving down a lonely stretch of countryside, trying to find that one road that isn’t on the map. The deeper you get into the territory, the more uneasy it feels, seeing … Read More

Review: The Bridge

There are not many games that capture an atmosphere and play to its strengths in the way that The Bridge does.  The hand-drawn world is fairly evocative of M.C. Escher’s creations, although the puzzle designs and elaborate backgrounds do … Read More

Nintendo sued over 3d patent

Former Sony employee and inventor Sejiro Tomita is suing Nintendo of America and Nintendo Company (Nintendo Japan) over what he calls a patent violation. Tomita owns a patent for a 3D technology using something called cross-point which allows … Read More

In-Depth Review of Proteus with Developer Interview

This week I bit off a little chunk of what indie games are all about in the form of a game known as Proteus. It has been labeled as a casual game or an auditory and visual journey and it … Read More

God of War: Ascension single-player demo launched on PlayStation

PlayStation Network has announced the God of War: Ascension demo is now available to download and play in single-player mode. The 3740MB demo from Sony Computer Entertainment and SCE Santa Monica Studio is titled “Prison of the Damned.” You can … Read More

Games on the Rise: Race the Sun

(Video preview by Official Stuff Plus)

As an industry veteran at Raven Software, Aaron San Filippo had worked on a number of AAA titles including (but not limited to) Singularity, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and Call of Duty: Modern … Read More

The Best, Weirdest, and Worst Voice Acting in Games: 2012 Edition

The past year was pivotal for games in a number of ways.  Indie development continues to grow, opening up new experiences to a wider audience.  Games have started to make us think, bringing out emotional gameplay that has never been … Read More

Meriwether: An American Epic

Sortasoft, LLC launched a Kickstarter campaign on November 29th, 2012, hoping to receive $35,000 for their historically-inspired RPG, Meriwether: An American Epic.  Their project focuses on recreating the adventures of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, who led the Corps of … Read More

Mobile Review: Chemical Cubes

It can be difficult to create a compelling “match-three” game in this day and age, seeing as how there are so many different titles out there that rely on those mechanics. However, Chemical Cubes does an excellent job of crafting … Read More