Prime Gaming offers Quake in December as Luna catalog thins
Amazon has announced the final round of free games coming to Prime Gaming subscribers in 2022. The December 2022 offering includes the classic Quake,...
Newzoo: Global game market will shrink in 2021 for first time in many years
For the first time in many years, the global video game industry is forecast to shrink slightly in 2021, according to a new report...
What mobile developers can learn from Angry Bird’s cross-platform approach (VB Live)
Presented by Xsolla Taking your mobile game to new platforms can improve the discoverability of your game, help you create a community with your...
Increase mobile game revenue with cross-platform functionality (VB Live)
Presented by Xsolla To successfully launch a mobile game in an increasingly crowded market, you need to think beyond the app store. Learn how...
Gamesight: Twitter’s ad network provides the best value for PC and console games marketing
Twitter’s ad network provides the best value for PC and console games marketing, according to a report by influencer marketing platform Gamesight. Gamesight said...
League of Legends for mobile and consoles is coming in 2020
League of Legends is finally getting a port. Riot Games announced that it is bringing the multiplayer online battle arena to iOS and Android...
Win an Intel Mini PC — or Anno 1800 Deluxe Edition– in the Create Your World Giveaway
Are you ready to launch the Industrial Revolution? Anno 1800, the newest entry in the classic Ubisoft strategy series, lets you decide if you’re...
Outward proves you don’t need crunch to make a massive RPG
Outward is an ambitious, open-world RPG designed by a team that’s a third of the size you’d expect. It’s dynamic, systems-heavy, and you can play the whole thing cooperatively and in splitscreen. Only 10 people are designing it.
How Landfall juggles jokes, physics experiments, and commercial games
Landfall was working on Totally Accurate Battle Simulator, a physics-based tactics sim, when the studio answered the call of April Fools. It wasn’t the first time, and in this case, the concept was a goofy parody of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, a three-week diversion from their main game project.
The Battle Royale Giveaway is go: Enter to win a Striker PC Omen III and more!
From April 30, 2018 to May 18, 2018, U.S. participants can enter to win the grand prize: one Striker PC Omen III, a $2,000 value.