Kabam gives most of its Web games to RockYou
Kabam, which is valued around $1 billion, will put more of its focus on mobile gaming, a market that industry research firm Newzoo predicts could hit $25 billion in worldwide revenues by the end 2014.
Angry Birds celebrates 5 years as franchise tries to regain momentum
Angry Birds is 5 years old, but all is not perfect at Rovio.
Meet the guy who filmed an interactive zombie film with an iPhone (interview)
The Hunting has players swiping, tapping, and choosing their way through an undead apocalypse.
Time makes all things possible — including a Transformers mobile strategy game
DeNA and Hasbro announced today that Transformers will launch as a turn-based tactical combat game for iOS and Android in 2015.
What’s next after Baldur’s Gate and Icewind Dale for D&D classics house Beamdog (interview, part 2)
Beamdog head Trent Oster talks about what his development house might do next.
SkyMobi is scouting the West for mobile games to take to China
SkyMobi can reach a ton of gamers, and it wants to take Western games to the East.
Girlstart is inspiring underprivileged girls into STEM with the help of FlowPlay
Women's share of the STEM workforce has increased by 0 percent since 2000, but Girlstart is looking to help change that.
Virtuix rides virtual reality popularity to $2.7M in additional funding
Virtuix will use the money to continue R&D on new kinds of VR applications.
Elegy for a Dead World offers inspiration for writing but isn’t much of a game (review)
I have no doubt that Elegy for a Dead World (available Dec. 10 on Steam for Windows PCs) will spark further debate over what constitutes...
Scenes from the PlayStation Experience 2014 (gallery)
If you couldn't make Sony Computer Entertainment's first large scale community event, here's a glimpse on what you missed.