Kickstarter Interview: The Megatokyo: Visual Novel Game rips characters from the comic and puts you in control
Back in 2000, the English webcomic Megatokyo came out on the internets, heavily inspired by Japanese Manga. Megatokyo tells...
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Kickstarter Interview: Satellite Reign hacks new life into the cyberpunk, tactical, sandbox genre
We like to think that competition drives up the market. Once everyone is trying to outdo one another, advancements will be...
Bethesda is quietly becoming a top-tier third-party publisher
In the South Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center was a booth littered with awards. For those that are unaware, the...
Dr. David's Indie Spotlight: Interview with A.N.N.E creator Moise Breton
Developer Moise Breton, the sole operator for Gamesbymo, is currently toiling away on A.N.N.E, a Metroidvania that fuses...
Kickstarter Interview: Soul Saga takes what you love from old school JRPGs and prepares them for a next gen world
The once beautiful world of Qterra is nothing how it used to be. A great cataclysm has ruptured the very lands and from the...
Kickstarter Interview: Last Dream is a nostalgic blast to the early RPGs of yore
Twenty-six years ago, Square made a role-playing game for the Nintendo Entertainment System by the name of Final Fantasy....
Kickstarter Interview: Liege is the beautiful tactical RPG that praises story and frowns upon grinding
Imagine a tactical role-playing game with a monstrous emphasis in story. Now imagine that the story isn’t interrupted...
Opinion: How The Last of Us & Remember Me killed the Uncharted series
“The Uncharted series is dead.” This was one of the many thoughts that crossed my mind after playing through...
Week in Mobile: Greedy Dwarf, Anodyne, and Hypership Out of Control
Every Saturday here on GameZone, we assess a handful of new titles released for iOS and Android and update you on the...
Week in Mobile: Greedy Dwarf, Anodyne, and Hypership Out of Control
Every Saturday here on GameZone, we assess a handful of new titles released for iOS and Android and update you on the...
A Disturbing Trend: The lack of playable games on the E3 show floor
If you ask any gamer why they’d like to go to E3, chances are they would say it’s to try out the demos for the...
CoD: Ghosts vs. Battlefield 4: All quiet on the FPS front
With all focus on the console war between the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, it's easy to forget about another battle on...
Interview with League of Legends eSports Manager Nick Allen: Part 2
During our time at E3, Andrew Clouther and myself (Lance Liebl) had a lengthy conversation with Nick Allen, eSports Manager...
What is the best game of 2013 not named BioShock Infinite or The Last of Us?
Can you believe we're more than halfway through 2013? The "end of the current gen" has begun with a bang --...
10 studios that could thrive on the Xbox One and PS4
The next generation of video game hardware is almost here, and it's managed to generate a ridiculously heavy dose of...
Interview with League of Legends eSports Manager Nick Allen: Part 1
During our time at E3, Andrew Clouther and myself (Lance Liebl) had a lengthy conversation with Nick Allen, eSports Manager...
5 alternative ways gamers can celebrate the 4th of July
The 4th of July. Independence Day. July 4th is the greatest day of the year for Americans to celebrate freedom and democracy...
In defense of Fez developer, Phil Fish
Few people in the game industry are better suited to wear the adjective “iconoclastic” than Phil Fish. If that...
Giveaway: Get your very own Gnoll Chieftain pet!
Kicking butt and taking names in Vindictus? Great! Now how about having your own personal, totally adorable, Gnoll Chieftain...
Dr. David's Indie Roundup: A Hat in Time, Armikrog, Tenya Wanya Teens, and more
So many things are happening in the world of indie games as of late — awesome, exciting, delicious things. In...
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