Nintendo indie direct trailer roundup: Towerfall, Into the Breach, and more
Nintendo held one of its regular Direct video events today on YouTube and Twitch to talk about some upcoming Switch indie games, which the...
Video: The dream of indie development is alive in Portland
To see what a typical PIGSquad meetup is like, check out our video below about one of the organization’s Summer Slow Jam events, where attendees had a week to make a game based on predetermined topics and themes.
Into the Breach surprise launches on Switch
Nintendo had a big surprise at the end of its Nindies stream today. The indie hit turn-based strategy game Into the Breach is available...
Towerfall lands on Switch on September 27 with Celeste characters
Nintendo announced today during its Nindies stream that Towerfall is coming to Switch on September 27. It will include playable characters from developer Matt...
Family Man asks you how far will you go to make ends meet
No More Robots will publish the pixelated art role-playing game Family Man, which asks you how far you will go into a life of...
Onimusha: Warlords gets remastered for 2019
Capcom announced today that it is remastering its classic action game Onimusha: Warlords for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. It will come...
The Messenger review — more than a simple Ninja Gaiden tribute
The Messenger is another indie game taking inspiration from the action-platformers of the 8-bit and 16-bit eras. But while the likes of Shovel Knight and Sundered...
TimefireVR launches Hypatia, a virtual city and social playground in VR
TimefireVR has announced the grand opening of Hypatia, a persistent virtual city and social playground in virtual reality. The game is a free-to-play Windows...
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age review — a marvelous marinade of hope and despair
It’s been more than 32 years since the first slime appeared in Dragon Warrior (the original name for Dragon Quest in the West). Since...
Synaptics chip paves the way for dual 2K VR headsets with 1,000 PPI
Synaptics is raising the bar for flagship VR headsets by announcing two new components: a VR display driver chip and a cable interface that will collectively let computers drive two separate 2K eye displays at once.