BlueStacks' GamePop Android console gets $50 worth of free games
BlueStacks is shoring up support for its GamePop Android console in a big way.
Skyward Collapse truly reinvents the god game (review)
Skyward Collapse is about carefully balancing the downward spiral of chaos in a world that you can only influence, not control.
CastleStorm offers fun, sheep-driven destruction and distracting strategy (review)
The makers of Pinball FX are looking to expand beyond table-based entertainment. Their solution: Angry Birds plus Warcraft.
Jigsaw puzzles are cool again in Puzzle Axe: a game of monsters and music
The creators of Puzzle Axe explain what makes the game so special and different from the other puzzle games out there.
Ninja Theory's Fightback: A touch-screen brawler that actually kicks ass (preview)
It seems improbable that the developer behind high-profile games like DmC: Devil May Cry would try its hand at a mobile, touch-screen brawler, but it did, and its talent for the genre shows.
Nazi robots in the '60s: A conversation with Wolfenstein creative director Jens Matthies
For Wolfenstein: The New Order, creative director Jens Matthies let a revisionist history and '80s action heroes be his guide. And then he dialed everything up to 11.
The Evil Within producer: The story is the puzzle (interview)
Producer Masato Kimura talks about Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami's vision for their new game, The Evil Within, and the moment everything clicked into place for him.
Elder Scrolls Online's game director on lore, combat, giant demon anchors, and dragons (interview)
Matt Firor, the man behind The Dark Age of Camelot, brings his love of lore to The Elder Scrolls Online and talks about how it differs from all the other fantasy MMOs.
The Elder Scrolls Online is Elder Scrolls first, MMO second (preview)
The Elder Scrolls Online lets players roam the entire continent of Tamriel for the first time in an almost 1-to-1 translation of the franchise's look and feel. But so far, it feel more like Elder Scrolls than it does an Elder Scrolls MMO.
Fuse stylishly hits the target but misses the bull's-eye (review)
Insomniac Games' first multiplatform foray explodes with fun, but the third-person shooter fails to make you care after you're done pulling the trigger.