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  • Blog Post: Zen Studios' CastleStorm Gets Release Date

    Zen Studios' physics-based castle battler CastleStorm hits XBLA first, and the siege begins later this month. The game comes out on May 29 for 800 Microsoft Points. Other editions are currently planned for the PS3, Wii U, PC, and Vita, although no official release dates have been announced yet. CastleStorm... More
  • Blog Post: Another Round Of Indie Games Get The Green Light On Steam

    Valve has announced another half dozen indie games that will be joining the ranks of Steam. The creative titles run the gamut from a country-life RPG to a riot simulator. Steam Greenlight allows gamers to vote on software they'd like to see added to the digital distribution platform, and the latest... More
  • Blog Post: Control Blade Wolf In Another Forgettable Revengeance Add-On

    Game Informer reviews editor Joe Juba wasn't exactly in love with Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance , but he had much harsher words to say about its first DLC ( Jetstream ). It featured rehashed areas and enemies, no upgradable abilities or new weapons, and clocked in at about 90 minutes long. After... More
  • Blog Post: First Sins Of A Solar Empire: Rebellion DLC Incoming This Summer

    Stardock's space strategy title Sins Of A Solar Empire: Rebellion is expanding with the new Forbidden Worlds DLC. The add-on will release on June 5 for $4.99 with lots of new content to explore. Find out what you can expect from the Stardock's descriptions below and browse through the screen... More
  • Blog Post: Play Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles For Free

    Today Lego announced a new, free mobile and browser-based Star Wars game. Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles allows players affiliate with the light and dark side by choosing to play as either Yoda or Count Dooku. According to Lego's press release, the game takes place on Coruscant, desert planets... More
  • Blog Post: Unreal Indie Bundle Arrives On Steam

    Seven independently created games that utilize Unreal Engine 3 are on sale for a single affordable price. Epic Games and its Unreal Engine isn’t exactly known for its indie status, but there are actually plenty of independent developers that use Unreal to create new games. Some of those games are... More
  • Blog Post: Resident Evil: Revelations Gets Console Demo And Developer Diary

    The best Resident Evil game of last year wasn't Resident Evil 6. It was actually the handheld game Resident Evil: Revelations for 3DS. Soon console players will be able to play the game themselves. Don't worry if you're not sold on the game based on our review , you'll be able to try... More
  • Blog Post: Metroid Meets Gradius And More In Delightful Indie Game

    Kickstarter is becoming a feeding ground for larger and larger game projects from already established developers, which is why I like to see that games like A.N.N.E. still have a shot ( read our hands-on preview here ). Judging from the pitch and its accompanying trailer, A.N.N.E. is also a rarity in... More
  • Blog Post: Deposing King Washington In AC III's DLC

    The last installment in Assassin's Creed III's The Tyranny of King Washington DLC, entitled The Redemption, is out today for Xbox 360 and PC (and tomorrow for the PS3), hopefully putting an end to George Washington's seizure of power. You can take a look at trailers for all three DLC installments... More
  • Blog Post: Indie Game Spotlight: Atum

    While wandering the showfloor at GDC, I chanced upon this delightful little indie gem. Now I can't get it out of my mind, so I thought I'd put it into yours. Atum was developed by a group of students from NHTV IGAD's University Gamelab in the Netherlands. The game starts players in a first... More
  • Blog Post: Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Will Not Ship On Floppy Disk

    If you're a fan of '80s pop culture, then you'll get a kick out of Ubisoft's fake shop for Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. the site just opened up and it's full of fake gems that we wish were real. If you go to Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon's shop you'll see plenty of great items listed... More
  • Blog Post: The Knife Of Dunwall Seeks Redemption In Dishonored DLC

    Even assassins have to answer for their deeds, and Daud – the legendary Knife of Dunwall in Dishonored – is no exception. Killing the Empress and its subsequent effect on the city has a particularly heavy price, but there is redemption. This official trailer for the upcoming story-based DLC... More
  • Blog Post: NASCAR Highlights DLC: Do You Have What It Takes?

    The NASCAR season is underway, and we've already had a clutch of memorable moments. Now you can relive some of them thanks to NASCAR the Game: Inside Line's first mid-season DLC pack. We try them out and see what it's like to try and replicate reality. Naturally, the challenges based on real... More
  • Blog Post: Rumor: Call of Duty: Black Ops II Uprising DLC Coming

    A rumor has surfaced purporting that this month Activision will release a Call of Duty: Black Ops II DLC called Uprising. Joystiq found a twitter post of promo material showing an April 16 release date for the DLC, which includes four new maps (Vertigo, Encore, Magma, and Studio), as well as a mode called... More
  • Blog Post: Space Qube Is Part Shooter, Part Voxel-Creation Kit

    Tucked away in the GDC Play booth at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California is an upcoming iOS game that lets players built their own voxel space craft. The developer gave me a brief tour through the game, which allows you to share your 3D, pixelated creations with friends via Facebook. Here... More
  • Blog Post: Double Fine's Greg Rice Offers Advice For Kickstarter Success

    During a panel at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, California, Double Fine producer Greg Rice talked about what made the company’s high-profile Kickstarter for Broken Age such a success. The panel was aimed to equip independent developers seeking crowd-funding money with helpful... More
  • Blog Post: Papo & Yo Coming To Steam

    This morning I had the pleasure of meeting with Vander Caballero, the man who took his struggle with his abusive father and transported it into Papo & Yo to help others cope with similar situations. Originally exclusive to PSN, Caballero excitedly revealed that Papo & Yo is coming to Steam on... More
  • Blog Post: Penny Arcade Releases Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness Finale Teaser

    The Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness series is finally coming to an end, and we've got a glimpse of the action through a finale teaser from Penny Arcade and Zeboyd. The finale is the fourth chapter in the series and has our heroes, Tycho Brahe and Jonathan Gabriel, traveling through a destroyed world... More
  • Blog Post: Kingdom Rush Gets New Levels And Units

    One of the best games on iOS has a big new update out today which takes hearty tower defenders out onto the frozen tundra. The new Winter Storm expansion adds two new levels, three new enemy types, and two new Viking heroes to join your army. Plus, the already challenging game is layering on a new hard... More
  • Blog Post: Double Fine Releases Teaser For New Game Dropchord

    In preparation for PAX East, Double Fine has released a teaser trailer for their upcoming Leap Motion-compatible game, Dropchord. Dropchord is a music-based game compatible with the Leap Motion controller and will be available on PC, Mac and iOS. The game will be a playable through a demo at PAX East... More
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