Dots sequel aims to re-create the original's massive line-drawing success
Dots is back with some proven monkey-making mechanics.
Monochroma plays exactly half as good as it looks (review)
Frustrating controls and murky visuals keep the promising game from living up to its potential.
Think Gaming uses data science to pick which mobile games to fund
Think Gaming wants to give developers the money they need to acquire users without taking equity or intellectual-property rights.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Watch Dogs launches, a new Battlefield, and the history of Mario Kart
This time, the anticipated open-world blockbuster Watch Dogs finally came out for new and older consoles. We got the first details about a new Battlefield...
Red Dead — like Grand Theft Auto — is one of publisher Take-Two's 'permanent' franchises
Four year have passed since the last Red Dead, but that's exactly how Take-Two likes it.
The DeanBeat: Why I’m happy to see Watch Dogs stand alone among the big games of 2014
Big games are getting delayed to 2015. But gamers are lucky to have a big open world to play.
Kabam and Lionsgate team up to create The Hunger Games mobile title
The deal is a coup of Kabam, a maker of free-to-play mobile-social games based on films like The Hobbit and Fast & Furious, as it tries to distinguish its role-playing strategy titles from the huge pack of clones on mobile devices.
Mobile app developers get whipsawed by rising marketing costs in April
April's results for costs for app marketing will sadden small developers and publishers.
Alan Wake developer's next game, Quantum Break, won't hit Xbox One this year
Quantum Break will also not have a playable demo at E3, according to Microsoft.
Sonic's lamest and most forgotten sidekicks and rivals
Sega has given Sonic plenty of friends and rivals over the year, but these are the ones that we either forgot or wish we could.