24-05-2013 By NeonAnderson EA just announced a new Need for Speed game; it will be called Need for Speed Rivals and will be powered by the Frostbite 3 engine. Rivals is being co-developed by Criterion and Ghost Games. More

24-05-2013 By Bobfish Oh EA, you make it too easy. I actually try to avoid the obligatory 'lulz, EA r teh suxxors' but when asinine comments like this come drifting out, it becomes easier to feed a cat regolith. More

24-05-2013 By NeonAnderson The IndyCar DLC pack has been revealed in a trailer on the official GRID 2 YouTube channel, this DLC pack is also being promoted as the final pre-order incentive on Steam. The IndyCar DLC pack will include 2 extra routes on the Indianapolis Motor Speedwa More

24-05-2013 By BloodyFanGirl Techland, the people behind Dead Island and soon Hellraid, are continuing the trend of zombies within their games with Dying Light. This new project is a first person, action game and will be available for the recently announced Xbox One as well as the Xb More

24-05-2013 By Fr33Lanc3r.007 Mirror’s Edge, that ever so inventive game from Battlefield developer DICE, has been taunting fans with a sequel for a long time now. That started to change when former executive Ben Cousins tweeted that ‘It is general knowledge in the Stockholm dev scene More

24-05-2013 By Mokman Well. Apparently some box or another was recently revealed, and there's been a big load of hoo-ha over it, but I daresay we lot weren't fazed much. However, it doesn't seem to have simply stopped at the consoles - Kinect is coming to the PCs. More

23-05-2013 By BloodyFanGirl The developers behind Crusader Kings II have given players everything from new heraldry options, an in-game alternate history timeline and even zombies. Now Paradox are giving players the chance to create an in-game event for the new Crusader Kings II exp More

23-05-2013 By Mokman It seems that Gabe Newell's plans to take over the world has reached yet another stage, this type implementing the dystopian neighbour-police that was hinted at in the previous Valve game, Half-Life 2, even using the same name for them - Overwatch. More

23-05-2013 By Kelevandos Even though the fifth installment in the GTA series is still unconfirmed for PC, it would be a sin for any gaming site not to follow the slightest news on it. And this one is actually quite big, as it regards the special editions of the game, something ev More

23-05-2013 By Fr33Lanc3r.007 SimCity, that wonderful example of how not to make a simulation game, has a new update coming tomorrow. More

23-05-2013 By Fr33Lanc3r.007 Strike Suit Infinity is the sister game to Strike Suit Zero, eschewing the story and going for a simple combat sim, wherein you fight waves upon waves of enemy fighters. More

21-05-2013 By NeonAnderson Bridge Project is the successor to the original, award-winning, Bridge Builder simulation game and introduces fresh new challenges for both amateurs and structural engineers. More

17-05-2013 By Leigh Cobb Space themed 4X games are undergoing something of a revival in recent years, with titles like Endless Space, Sword of the Stars II and Star Ruler all making their presence felt. New to this line up is StarDrive 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