Project Greenlight continues to give gamers a chance to vote for the titles they want to play.
Valve’s Big Picture Aims to Move Steam Gaming Into the Living Room
December 4, 2012 By
Steam’s new user interface, Big Picture, is designed for gamers looking to simulate the console experience without having to abandon their desktop collection.
Support the Game of Your Choice: Steam Greenlight Picks, Round 1
September 10, 2012 By
Steam’s Greenlight service will let you choose the next games you’d like to see on Steam.
Star Command Could Support Steam Workshop
August 2, 2012 By
We are now down to the final week of the Kickstarter to port Star Command for the PC and Mac, and with that comes stretch goals! Of particular interest is integration with the new Steam Workshop. Check out this mockup they put together: This won’t be just community-authored clothing changes for the crew, but missions as well. [...]
Manhattan Brings the First Touch Mouse
June 27, 2012 By
Go buttonless with the Manhattan Stealth Touch Mouse.
Legendary Game Designer Jane Jensen Launches ‘Pinkerton Road’ Studio
April 10, 2012 By
It wouldn’t be entirely fair to call the latest adventure game funding project going on at Kickstarter by legendary game designer Jane Jensen (Gabriel Knight, Gray Matter) merely an attempt to cash in on Tim Schafer’s recent success. Sure, one would have to be crazy not to recognize the opportunities that crowdfunding is providing for [...]
Double Fine Productions Developing a New Graphic Adventure Game
February 10, 2012 By
Heads up! There’s an exciting Kickstarter underway, and the best part is: you don’t have to worry about all that herd mentality gumming things up just because you can’t back a losing horse. This one’s already won. Shame on you, anyway. Oh well, all is forgiven. While you’re here, you might as well take a [...]
Get $12 Off Game Design ‘Preproduction Blueprint’ until Dec 7th
December 5, 2011 By
Universal Game Design By now, it should be evident that a great deal of what goes into game design is universal. Here we are decades after the first video games and they still have the chance of being poorly planned and executed. As a designer, some lessons just carry over from one project to another, [...]
REVIEW: iFrogz TimbrePRO Brings the Bass to Earbuds
October 29, 2011 By
The TimbrePRO earbuds set about to deliver full, rich bass in an earbud design, and they achieve just that. Personal experience may differ, but I’ll get to that in a moment. Besides the wood chamber which caught my attention straight away, I was impressed by the braided fabric cord, something which I had only just [...]
1112 Puts the “Graphic” Back in Graphic Adventure
September 2, 2011 By
1112 is an enigmatically named graphic adventure series by Agharta Studio for the iOS platform that proves that graphics are every bit as pivotal to the genre as the adventure itself. For a long time, if I wanted a good graphic adventure, I was better off trolling through PC game shelves than the App [...]
Tired of USB sticks? Try the iTwin For Remote Access to Your PC!
July 22, 2011 By
The iTwin sports a simple message on its packaging: “Two ends of a cable, no cable.” Sold as a plug & play networking solution for Windows, I was eager to give it a try. Lately, transferring files both between systems and on the go has been limited to either using Dropbox or the largest USB [...]
