Slay the Spire’s blend of roguelike and deck-builder hits PS4 on May 21
Developer Mega Crit and publisher Humble Bundle announced today that the indie game Slay the Spire is coming to PlayStation 4 on May 21....
Nintendo Switch and 3DS games are now on The Humble Store
The Humble Store announced today that Nintendo Switch and 3DS games are available to buy on its digital store. This is only available to...
Overwatch enters the ‘Humble’ phase of its life
Overwatch is one of the games that Humble Monthly subscribers are getting over the next 30 days as part of that $12-per-month service. Blizzard’s...
Wizard of Legend sold over 200,000 copies of its indie dungeon crawler in a week
Wizard of Legend launched like a magic missile almost a week ago on May 15, and it has already sold more than 200,000 copies....
Fortune-499 review — Yeaahhhhh, I’m gonna need you to cast some hexes on Saturday
Fortune-499 brews up a delightful cross-genre adventure. It’s a role-playing game with deck-building in a world where magic and corporate espionage are inextricably intertwined....
Popup Dungeon shows off its ‘build your own dungeon’ tool
Popup Dungeon is a roguelike dungeon crawling role-playing game, which is nothing new — but this one includes a customization tool that enables players...
IGN acquires Humble Bundle, the digital game and media store that benefits charities
IGN, the major gaming and entertainment site, has bought Humble Bundle, as Gamasutra reports today. Humble Bundle sells groups of games, books, and other media in...
Nightdive turns games of the past into a bright future…virtually
Presented by Intel Many game companies open up an office space, get a development team together to work in that office, grind away for...
Double Fine kicks off Amnesia Fortnight game jam where fans vote for best idea
Double Fine Productions will kick off another Amnesia Fortnight game jam soon, and this time it will do so with fan voting enabled by...
Ex-Call of Duty developer acquires Denial esports team
Every one wants to get in the esports game. Robert Bowling, formerly a lead on the Call of Duty franchise at Infinity Ward, has backed the esports team Denial, which won $400,000 in first-place prize money at the 2015 Call of Duty World Champions.