Added: 21.02.2015 17:00 | 5 views | 0 comments


Skimpy armor, Kickstarter games gone missing, moba fever, huge day 1 patches, and more. Video games have a number of trends that we would like to see go away in 2015. Have any you would like to see gone? Let us know in the comments.

Added: 15.02.2015 19:10 | 7 views | 0 comments


Its generally accepted that videogames today are a lot more fun than they were ten or twenty years ago. This has everything to do with developers wising up to deficiencies in game design and making improvements that ensure their games flow smoothly and dont hinder the gameplay experience. Many games, both triple A and otherwise, sell millions of copies today as a result. However, there are still a few kinks in the system that need a good ironing out, and in this article Ill be looking at five game design trends still ever-present in todays releases that need to either be changed or removed completely.

Added: 06.01.2015 1:17 | 8 views | 0 comments


New year, new games. Here are 10 inspiring stories that will make you a better gamer in 2015. 5 Reasons Console Gaming Is Better than PC Gaming What's It Like Living in a House of Pro-Gamers? Could a New Gaming System Revolutionize Blood Donation? Why You Should Record Your Next League of Legends Match What Do Tolkien Scholars Think About Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor? Does GTA V's Vision of Dystopian America Ring True in 2014? No Girls in Gaming? Tell it to This All-Female League of Legends Pro Team 3 Big Gaming Trends for 2015 You Need to Know 10 Things Professional Gamers Do That You Don't The Gaming Hard Drive That Saved Star Wars

Added: 31.12.2014 15:15 | 17 views | 0 comments


Using one of Googles latests tools called Trends they compared various games, platforms and other terms to see what people really cared about. The Google tool allows us to use some hard data to understand what is on the minds of gammers. Links are provided so you can do your own research.

Added: 23.12.2014 21:11 | 6 views | 0 comments


The city is a mean place, ugly and cramped and swarming with the worst humanity has to offer. T.J. Trench wants out, and seeing as s/he's only got one marketable skill, earning the money to buy papers out of town requires taking on a whole lot of contract killing jobs. Metro City is a vicious place, but profitable if you've got the skills to survive.

Added: 19.12.2014 8:11 | 7 views | 0 comments


What will the new year bring for video games? We ask our panel of experts. Last week, we spoke with a number of games industry movers and shakers about the biggest video game trends of 2014. Now, as we bring the year to a close, they share their thoughts on what the changes they expect to see for the medium and industry alike in the coming year. After sitting down with the likes of James Mielke, Jaz Rignall, Sean Velasco and others, three major trends emerged for the new year.

Added: 17.12.2014 7:11 | 11 views | 0 comments


Metrocide is presented in a top-down (semi-isometric, thanks to 3D buildings) dystopian cyberpunk future where drones fly overhead, policing the populace. Civilians and crooks with itchy trigger fingers roam the murky streets while perpetual rainfall from a blackened sky builds up overhead. But you? Youre Trench (first name withstanding, as choice of gender is provided), an assassin whose only goal is to get out of this miserable dump. And to do that, youll have to kill bad people. This doesnt seem too hard, does it?

Added: 16.12.2014 7:11 | 7 views | 0 comments


Metrocide has broken out of the Steam Early Access program to fully release today.

Added: 11.12.2014 12:27 | 8 views | 0 comments


From GameWatcher.com: "In our recent interview with Dungeon Defenders creator Trendy Entertainment we learn the studio almost went down the MOBA route, but instead choose to 'reboot' with Dungeon Defenders 2. They had a "bunch of classes" ready but "threw that away" and instead wanted a "real spiritual sequel" to the original game - "quality over quantity." They're keeping four classes.".