Josef Fares interview: ‘I like to f*** with the player’s mind’
Josef Fares of Swedish game studio Hazelight enjoys throwing out the F-word in interviews and stage talks. It’s a sign of his passion for video...
Unreal Engine brings Legend of Zelda boss battles to VR
Independent developer Aklar_45 used Unreal Engine 4 to recreate some of The Legend of Zelda's most memorable boss battles. The results are jaw-dropping.
Zain Jaffer: Criminal abuse charges dropped against former Vungle CEO
A San Mateo, California County judge dismissed felony assault and child abuse charges against Zain Jaffer, founder and former CEO of mobile ad firm...
Watch us play The Crew 2 and gain followers by crashing into trees
Ubisoft’s open-world motorsport game The Crew 2 debuted last week, June 29, on PC and consoles, and I’m finally getting around to spending some...
Games for Change goes beyond its yearly festival with student programs
The 2018 Games for Change Festival wrapped up its 15th annual event in New York over the weekend. Its celebration of the social impact...
The NZXT H500i PC case makes it easy to look pretty
NZXT is one of the companies responsible for the current design sensibilities in the PC space. Its products — and especially its cases —...
HoloSuit promises full-body VR tracking and haptics by November 2018
If you've ever felt that your body would be a better controller in virtual reality than a joypad or wand, you'll understand why Kaaya Tech's HoloSuit just reached its funding goal on Kickstarter.
Star Control: Origins lead producer explains how the reboot updates the classic series
Publisher Stardock is reviving the Star Control series with its own update called Star Control: Origins, which hits PC on September 20. This new...
E3 Game Critics Awards names resurrected Resident Evil 2 best of show
Capcom’s Resident Evil 2 scored a surprise and took the Best of Show award in the prestigious Game Critics Awards for the best games...
Video: Skydance shows off Archangel: Hellfire’s chaotic multiplayer mode
Virtual reality didn’t take off the way some people expected it to. But developers like Skydance Interactive know that in order to thrive in this space, you have to be patient -- and listen to your fanbase.