5 funky player-made ships show off the wonders of Galactic Civilizations III’s ship builder
Ships like mosquitoes, ships like bees, ships like your favorite sci-fi series: Developers pick five interesting player creations.
Gamesbeat Challenge: Second video clue to win $5,000 with Creature Academy
There's booty to be won, but you can also learn why Kabam believes they have the perfect recipe for mobile success with Creature Academy, launching worldwide tomorrow.
The Marvellous Miss Take’s heroine is stealing hearts, one level at a time
A Christmas shopping trip leads one video game developer to create a different kind of heroine -- a stylish art thief named Sophia Take.
War is hell: How This War of Mine drew on real-life survivors for inspiration
This War of Mine is a brave, dark, and brilliant attempt to portray war as it really is.
Wii U system update on the way that fixes Mario Kart 8’s YouTube errors
The Wii U system update will fix a problem between Mario Kart 8 and YouTube, indicated by error code 104-1852.
The Witcher: Battle Arena is the 5-minute mobile MOBA you can play on the john
CD Projekt Red is taking a big risk turning its beloved role-playing series, The Witcher, into a free-to-play mobile MOBA, but the Polish developer reckons it’s a risk worth taking.
GamesBeat Challenge: Solve the mystery of the kidnapped monster tamer and win $5,000
Some have likened Kabam's Creature Academy to a cross of Pokemon and Diablo. The “Whodunit?' game gets released worldwide on November 20th with a 3-day contest leading up to its launch.
Pokémon Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby are evolutions of classics you remember (reviews)
The newest installments of the pet-battling series update two original games with modern gameplay, sound, and music.
Apple’s gaming App Store is broken — promoting games like ‘+119+’ and ‘+1111’
It seems the bug, which is present in all App Stores we tested -- U.S., Canada, France, Germany, U.K., Brazil, Australia, South Africa, and Finland -- is only present when the App Store spotlights subcategory games under the "What’s Hot" and "New" banners.
Far Cry 4 is a joyous playground of improvisation and impulsiveness (review)
In a year of no fewer than five open-world games from Ubisoft, its only first-person shooter of 2014 is an outstanding sandbox that invites creativity in stealth and combat.