The Drowning’s unique controls can’t save a boring game (review)
The Drowning offers a new way to play first-person shooters with a touchscreen, but it's an exercise in repetition.
Mobile giant DeNA opens a new chapter in tablet games with The Drowning
If The Drowning succeeds, it could open up a huge market for shooters on mobile devices.
New smartphone shooter attempts to improve first-person controls on touch devices
Developer Scattered Entertainment has some new ideas when it comes to controlling a character in a first-person game.
The DeanBeat: Game industry predictions for 2013
Predictions are always embarrasing in hindsight, but we love going out on a limb.
Ben Cousins wants to prove mobile first-person shooters aren’t a pipe dream (interview)
Ben Cousins has made games like Electronic Arts' Battlefield series. Now he is bringing shooter games to mobile devices.
Ngmoco goes next-gen with high-end graphics in The Drowning tablet game
The game is the first from Ben Cousins' new Scattered Entertainment studio.