Blizzard’s new digital card game is an addicting experience free of paper cuts and heavy binders.
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We break down the major changes that the HD upgrade brings to the much-beloved Zelda game.
Motion fighting games do not have a great track record, but developer Daoka believes that the new Kinect for the Xbox One will change that.
Lead writer Darby McDevitt guides us through some of the challenges of recreating The West Indies in the newest installment of Assassin’s Creed.
We go hands-on with the first playable demo of Pokémon X and Y.
More than 10 million people play last year’s Call of Duty multiplayer every day. Activision has to get it right when it comes to pleasing vets and noobs at the same time.
Flying Wild Hog is merging classic and modern elements to make a Shadow Warrior game that fits today’s first-person shooter market.
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The creators behind Heroes of Newerth reveal their next multiplayer online battle arena game.
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The newest game in the Total War series elevates the strategy action to a new level.
Invisible Predator Online is a three-way battle between Joker’s gang, Bane’s gang, and Batman and Robin.
In the last part of our indie developer interviews, we talk to Casey Carlin, who used to work at Arc System Works, and Kent Hudson, who used to work at 2K Games and LucasArts.
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Editor’s Pick The spotlight on indie developers has never been brighter thanks to innovative games and interesting creators. We talked to five devs from the San Francisco Bay Area to find out why they decided to take the plunge.
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Ubisoft Montreal offers some tips on how to become a castle champion in its need dungeon-crawler meets castle-defender game.
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Saints Row IV is addictive, action-packed, and hilarious.
Moebius is the first adventure game Jane Jensen has fully worked on since Gabriel Knight 3 in 1999.
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z brings unexpected humor and a hand-drawn art style to the slash-happy franchise.
Triple-A games weren’t the only ones who had sequels at E3. A few prominent indie game developers also had something to show off. And so far, their games are looking pretty good.
EA Sports’ new Ignite engine aims to provide a versatile foundation for blockbuster franchises like FIFA soccer and Madden football.
After all, it’s not every day a major game company — especially a Japanese one — publicly apologizes for releasing a subpar product. But it’s even less common for that company to then spend millions more rebuilding that years-old title for a second shot at success.
Project Spark is part Fable, part LittleBigPlanet, and part Minecraft.
Editor’s Pick Our E3 2013 Game of the Show may not be that surprising, but our overall top three is. They’re all from the same genre.
Here are five from last week’s E3 you’ll want to keep an eye on.
GamesBeat got a sneak peek of The Witcher 3′s giant open world and monster-slaying during this year’s E3.
The newest Wolfenstein is exploring new territory for the series: story and character development like you’ve never seen.
Will Microsoft Studios’ new Killer Instinct recapture the gameplay that immortalized the fighting series?
Respawn Entertainment’s Titanfall is sure to be one of the hottest titles coming out of the 2013 E3 trade show.
The first-person shooter gives you control of a trained German shepherd that operates like a remote-controlled drone, but it’s also your companion.
The eyes-on demo is impressive from a visual sense, but it should offer more than just a massively multiplayer first-person shooter experience.
Dead Rising 3 is going next-gen. What’s changing for the zombie-slaying series?
Frogwares’ new Sherlock Holmes takes it upon himself to absolve and condemn criminals in Crimes & Punishments, making him much more like the antisocial version of the character that modern audiences know and love.
Midcore games could be a way for Zynga to improve its monetization of its audience.
Along with a slew of control tweaks, Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 features the Fox Engine, giving the game a whole new level of graphical fidelity.
400 Days tells five interconnected tales of survivors at a truck stop in Georgia.
Daylight is publisher Atlus’s first title for the next generation of consoles. It’s dark, lonely, and partially created by IGN host Jessica Chobot.
