Calling all game developers: You need to play and learn from Antichamber (review)
Antichamber is one of the most exotically challenging and delightfully refreshing puzzle games ever developed. You don't want to miss it.
Valve adds encore weekend to the 2012 Steam holiday sale
Some of the biggest games will reprise their deepest discounts for two days.
Top game controversies of 2012
From game violence to sex chat, game companies got into hot water in 2012.
These missing Tomb Raider games could be entombed for good
We dig into why Tomb Raider Gold and the other PC and Mac bonus levels have gone missing from rereleases.
Nintendo and Wii U eShop impressing indie developers faster than Microsoft and Sony
Nintendo is making the Wii U eShop experience painless for indie developers. How about Microsoft and Sony?
Mechs never looked so pretty as AirMech launches open beta on Steam
Check out the new real-time strategy AirMechs game on Steam.
Jordan Mechner launches Karateka remake on digital gaming platforms
Jordan Mechner, creator of Prince of Persia, returns to gaming with a digital version of Karateka.
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.
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.
Steam’s Linux beta will include Portal, Team Fortress 2, and Serious Sam 3
A Steam for Linux beta will support two Valve games and one from an outside developer.