Added: 03.02.2015 23:15 | 7 views | 0 comments

The 18th Annual DICE Awards are finally upon us! We are giving away over 290 codes to 18 games, six each day for the next three days. Each giveaway will last only 24 hours, so sign up quickly!

The on February 3rd at 7:30pm PST using the link below.

• Sunset Overdrive Day 1 Edition on Xbox One
• Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris on Steam
• Project Spark on Xbox One
• The Vanishing of Ethan Carter on Steam
• Transistor on Steam
• Banner Saga on Steam

How do you enter to win? Simple. All you have to do is enter the required fields (email address and GameSpot username) and if you win, you’ll be contacted via email.

Added: 29.01.2015 18:46 | 13 views | 0 comments


Transistor and Thief headline the next round of free PlayStation Plus games.

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Transistor headlines next month's batch of free PlayStation Plus games.

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PlayStation Plus free games for the month of February 2015 has been announced

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Neoseeker: In the past few weeks Lydia Sung and I have highlighted the ten nominees that Neoseeker's editorial team decided on for our Game of the Year award for 2014. Each spotlight felt like opening a door into who we are and what we believe in as critics in the video game industry. The nomination process itself is, and you might be surprised by this, a grueling and exhausting endeavor. Yet after the nominees are decided, a sense of serenity takes over. This is perfect. It really could not be any different. Then we do the process all over with just ten nominees. Recently Lydia and I took to a voice call and recorded our deliberations as we ranked each of our nominees from ten up to number one. One game, having survived a gauntlet of direct comparisons to 2014's best and most amazing games, comes through at the end. One game that we feel best represents Neoseeker and ourselves. This is our example of what games should be -- need to be -- in 2014 and beyond. That game is Tran...

Added: 11.01.2015 9:10 | 15 views | 0 comments


Given the way video game budgets only seem to get more outlandish with each passing year, a small developer like Supergiant Games can easily fall into obscurity, yet through Transistor they've proven once again that excess isn't necessarily the key to a great game.