18-06-2013 By JcDent Shadowrun Returns, the Kickstarter funded RPG based on the Shadowrun pen and paper RPG that merged magic and cyberpunk, has a release date! It's July 25th, also known as "That's still a long way off" day. More

18-06-2013 By Toast Lifeless Planet, is a game by David Board that was funded on Kickstarter back in the later part of 2011. Since it was successfully funded, a trailer was promised to show off more of the game, but this was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. More

18-06-2013 By Mokman Slowly re-reading what I just glanced upon, a smile breaks out on my face. "FULL CONTROL UNVEILS "SPACE HULK" ALPHA THIS WEEKEND AT REZZED IN BIRMINGHAM, UK" Hell yeah. More

18-06-2013 By BloodyFanGirl Developer behind The Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077 will be opening a new studio in Kraków, Poland. That’s according to a recent job posting on the company’s website. More

18-06-2013 By Bobfish Now this is interesting. Based on community and press feedback. Spiders have made some changes to their flawed, but modestly successful Mars: War Logs. More

18-06-2013 By Mokman It's safe to say that Splinter Cell: Conviction was one of the most hotly-argued games for its time, not because of the actual plot or anything, but instead due to the inclusion of action elements into the predominantly stealth-based game. More

18-06-2013 By MrJenssen After a couple of years of controversial statements and decisions, buy-ups and close-downs, even a few awards for something along the lines of "outstanding douchebaggery" - it's been a rocky few years for the enormous publisher. More

18-06-2013 By Mokman Salem was a strange little MMO published by Paradox, featuring a mythological colonial America and perma-death. More

18-06-2013 By BloodyFanGirl From We The Force Studios comes a dystopic action platformer called Randall. More

18-06-2013 By breadbitten IO Interactive announced that they’ve cut down their staff to half of its current number. The announcement comes paired with the news that the studio has cancelled all of their unannounced projects to focus squarely on the Hitman franchise, for the forese More

17-06-2013 By Cadattack123 We are back again. Last week was the year’s biggest week in gaming with E3 taking place in sunny LA. To express our excitement and share our thoughts this episode is dedicated just to that. More

17-06-2013 By Toast Well Fallout 4 may have been missing from E3, however it has been known for a while that we will see another one coming, but there hasn’t been any official word or announcement. More

17-06-2013 By Kelevandos I have some news from Ubisoft for you, dear PC gamers. Please find it here. As you have most probably guessed right away, it is connected with the upcoming Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag. More

17-06-2013 By Mokman Well, it's not like there weren’t oodles of diplomacy and bartering and talking to various leaders of civilizations in the base game itself - but it seems that Brave New World, the upcoming expansion for Civilization V, is set on bringing it to a whole ne More

17-06-2013 By BloodyFanGirl Remember 2011’s Mortal Kombat reboot? The one that shunned PC in favour of home consoles? The one that’s now coming to PC 2 years later? Well few screenshots for that have just been leaked. More

17-06-2013 By Kelevandos Battlefield 4 undoubtedly was a star of E3, with almost every aspect of the gameplay being analysed and commented. Just one thing was barely mentioned. This thing was the vehicle customization, one of the more interesting mechanics in Battlefield 3. More

17-06-2013 By MrJenssen RIPD, a $10 downloadable title expected later this summer, is a game about two players surviving hordes of monsters. More

17-06-2013 By Mokman It seems that Saints Row has been continuously courting the PC crowd, a phenomenon that is relatively new to the community as what was previously seen as a mostly console-exclusive game now reaching out to the PC. More

17-06-2013 By BloodyFanGirl Ubisoft have vowed to release a new Assassin’s Creed game every year for the foreseeable future and to innovate with each iteration. Oh goody. More

17-06-2013 By NAG3LT As Nvidia has little money to gain from new console generation and claims that it wasn’t interested in it, the company directs its marketing on PC. During the presentation , Tony Tamasi, Senior VP of content and technology told the press that “the PC is t More

07-06-2013 By JcDent The old days were the golden days of Tycoon games. Whether it was an amusement park, a railroad or a transportation company, many of them had names that ended in „Tycoon“ (unless you're JoWood – then they ended in „Giant“), promising audiences complex – but not too complex – games about running a business. More

06-06-2013 By Fr33Lanc3r.007 Like its predecessor, Cubemen 2 seems to be a strange Frankenstein's monster-like combination of games. It takes artistic cues from Minecraft, battle modes from Unreal Tournament style multiplayer FPS games, and wraps it in an oddly refreshing take on the strategy genre. More

03-06-2013 By JcDent Ugh, platformers. Never loved them. Then again, some games are platformers only in very broad terms – there are no kill lasers, death pits and other places of murder to avoid while the enemies are more than just mobile insta-gib contraptions. More

11-05-2013 By Fr33Lanc3r.007 Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds is perhaps the best known of the Star Wars RTS games. Built on the Genesis Engine (most famous for the first two Age of Empires Games), it covered a series of six campaigns surrounding the original movies, as well as Episode 1 More

07-04-2013 By Bobfish But anyway, Blue Shift. This time you take on the role of Barney, the same security guard you have quite regular contact with during the main game. In fact, you sort of see how his game ends during Half-Life. More

17-03-2013 By Leigh Cobb Few games come backed up with finer pedigree than Big Huge Games. Born out of Civilization II and Alpha Centauri developers, Rise of Nations was the debut real time strategy game from a studio founded from the greatest minds in the genre. More

23-04-2013 By Bobfish The dust has settled, THQ has been broken down into its component parts (IPs in this case) and redistributed across a fairly broad spectrum within the gaming industry. More

05-04-2013 By Apollo As most of you are probably already aware, Disney made the decision to shut down a large portion of LucasArts, firing roughly 150 employees and disarming their development capabilities. More

17-03-2013 By NeonAnderson The first title that Why You Should Play (WYSP) will be covering is Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR). Now a failed MMO turned Free-to-Play (F2P), SWTOR launched with a great many of promises and initially promised great success. More

25-04-2013 By Bis18marck70 The Sci-fi genre has seen many video games over the past decade. Some of these fill our hearts with delight until this very day, others are best forgotten. More

10-01-2013 By Apollo Hello everyone, it's Ben from Pixel Judge and today I've got the pleasure of speaking with Jamie Cheng from “Klei Entertainment”, the team behind Mark of the Ninja, Shank and Shank 2, Eets, the upcoming “Don't Starve”, and some other fun animated games across the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. More

23-11-2012 By JcDent Hey all the pretty readers out there! Remember FLT: Faster Than Light? Of course you do, because it’s an excellent game AND I wrote a review about it! Stuff like that just burns into your mind, much like a loved one’s embrace, only way more awesome! More

09-05-2013 By JcDent The Cold War is the red headed stepchild of the RTS genre: of all the big conflicts, it probably has the least amount of games. Probably because “Cold” signifies the fact that while we were threatened by nuclear annihilation, in the end we persevered. More

02-05-2013 By Mokman Neverwinter Nights had always been somewhat of an MMO, except maybe without the first M. The old multiplayer aspects of Neverwinter Nights had always been one of its strong points More

27-04-2013 By Kelevandos As one of the Pixel Judges’ more indie oriented freaks, I have been very happy to have a quick look at the Alpha of Flowstorm. More