Neurogaming’s World of Tanks VR attraction reminds us that arcades are social experiences
2018 is shaping up to be a big year for VR arcades and attractions, and a new player in the space is looking to...
Pluto’s goal: becoming the Discord of VR
If I’m not playing a game that I’m supposed to write about then chances are I’m either playing something for fun, talking about games...
Brass Tactics hands-on: Scaled-down VR strategy game remains challenging
Brass Tactics Arena, the free-to-play spin-off of Brass Tactics, has launched on Oculus Home for the Oculus Rift with Touch, and UploadVR got the...
5 ways mobile games can avoid a sophomore slump
It is hard enough for a game to become a hit in the App Store or Google Play these days; it’s harder still to...
How do developers hook U.S. mobile gamers? Achievements and progress tracking
When designing or localizing your mobile game for international release, it is critical to examine whether or not it’s a good fit for what...
PC Gaming Weekly: the live services blues
Ubisoft may have put words to the unspoken strategies of many triple-A publishers when it said during an investors call this week that it...
Warriors of Waterdeep is Dungeons & Dragons’ return to mobile gaming
Dungeons & Dragons is coming back to mobile thanks to a new partnership between Wizards of the Coast and Ludia. The two companies announced...
Oculus vs. Vive vs. Lenovo vs. Pico: a standalone VR headset comparison
Standalone headsets represent an enormous leap forward for VR technology, with companies like Google, Facebook and HTC early to market. An all-in-one VR headset,...
Civilization VI: Rise and Fall review — loyalty has a price
My new favorite aspect of Civilization is watching my empire’s symbol flash under a city as it prepares to transfer its Loyalty from its...
Magic: The Gathering and Netmarble announce ‘Project M’ for mobile (Updated)
It looks like 2018 is going to be a significant year for Magic: The Gathering in the video game sector. We already know that Magic:...