Pid turns childlike magic into planet-sized punishment (review)
The puzzle-platformer Planet in Distress may be too much heartache for one boy -- and may put the player in distress as well.
You don’t have to play horror games to pee your pants in fear
Some of the most frightening video game levels ever made aren't even in horror titles.
Mountain Dew-branded Halo 4 game makes a weird sort of sense
Developer Ogmento has two games coming out for mobile devices on November 1, but only one of them is "Fueled by Mountain Dew."
Valve prepping next batch of Greenlight-approved games in November
Valve expects the next update to include 10 more games and the service's first software titles, but isn't ready to announce any specifics.
Disney’s recent history suggests it might not be ‘business as usual’ at LucasArts for long
The Walt Disney Company hasn't spent much time producing high-end games recently and instead focuses on a mobile and social strategy. It's admitted it wants to do the same with Star Wars.
Grand Theft Auto V delay blows a $600 million hole in Take-Two’s outlook for 2013
Games like Borderlands 2 and XCOM: Enemy Unknown led to a strong quarter for the third-party publisher.
Three more partners bet on Betable for real-money gambling social games
More game companies see the allure of real-money gambling
Treyarch’s Mark Lamia promises that Call of Duty: Black Ops II will push gaming’s boundaries (exclusive interview)
Treyarch studio head Mark Lamia says that Black Ops II will deliver on giving something new to jaded gamers.
King.com launches mobile game as part of strategy shift
The launch marks a strategic move by King.com to make its mark on mobile.
See how games both big and small are celebrating Halloween!
How are games -- both big and small -- celebrating Halloween? We'll show you, but first let's split up to go investigate that strange noise!