Earlier this year, a collection of game developers formed a loose collective called The Indie Buskers. Taking requests from the shouting face of the internet, each of them coded a game in 48 hours and the results were released in

Heads up: Curiosity: What’s Inside the Cube [Free] is now available in the App Store as a $0 download. Bang that link above if you’d like to get in on the action. If you haven’t been following along at home,

It’s the gaming news the gaming press has been waiting for – the release date of the next promotional video for the next installment of a major videogame franchise that you’re going to buy anyway. Just a few short days

Text-Based Multiplayer Shooter really shouldn’t work. I mean, it sounds less like a real game and more like a punchline to a joke about modern game design. But, in its own weird way, the medium-straddling mash-up actually ends up greater

Edit – whoops, Nathan already posted this. I blame Sauron. Warner are pretty canny at getting a companion Lego game out when their tentpole movies arrive, and with The Hobbit: An Unexpectedly And Cynically Long Three-Part Journey arriving in cinemas

Old-school RPGs? Please. That Kickstarter trend is so a few seconds ago. Now it’s all about mind-bogglingly ambitious revivals of legendary space series that need your help in the form of several trillion dollars. OK, maybe not that much, but Star