Minecraft-like first-person shooter heads to Steam in December
The prototype of first-person shooter Ace of Spades already has 500,000 monthly players. Now, developer Jagex is helping prepare the game for a final release.
Amazon Game Studios launches its first mobile game: Air Patriots
Amazon has become a first-party producer of games for its own platforms.
Win a hardback copy of ‘The Art of Assassin’s Creed III’
It's one of the best-looking games of the year. Now you can win a beautiful hardback book collecting the concept art that helped build Assassin's Creed III.
Joining the insane social sports-betting crowd, Bunker Mode debuts its High Limit Sports app (exclusive)
The social sports-betting genre is exploding with new start-ups.
343 Industries’ Josh Holmes on Halo 4’s love story, weaponry, and new enemies (interview)
343 Industries has inherited the Halo from Bungie, the series creator. Find out what is different about Halo 4.
Better graphics and physics gave designers more freedom for Halo 4 (interview)
Our interview with David Berger, the technical director for Halo 4, reveals how graphics, physics and game play have been totally revamped in the new game.
Halo 4 is the next chapter, not the next evolution (review)
The Master Chief and Cortana finally return in an epic game that frequently sticks too close to the Halo playbook but still moves the needle in smart, important ways.
Wooga expands into mobile with its Bubble Island arcade shooter game
Bubble shooter games are now played by millions upon millions of players. Wooga is the latest to join the fray.
50 Games in 2012 – #23 Jak & Daxter: The Precursor Legacy [PS3]
To be frank I thought the idea of HD collections were pointless. “Stupid money grabbing companies trying to squeeze every last penny out of a franchise” was what you might of heard me say in argument against the HD collection. Having confided this I broke eventually in early 2012 and bought the Sly Collection.
Israel’s Plarium debuts graphically rich hardcore Stormfall game on Facebook (exclusive)
Plarium is one of a number of social gaming firms in Israel.