Lighting intended for a specific purpose is called task lighting, as opposed to merely cosmetic or decorative illumination. My thinking is it’s NOT about setting a rigid binary of which lights are exactly what, but […]
Video game technology is growing at a fast pace, and if there is 1 genre where developers are constantly finding ways to get their games to look more realistic, it is racing. Our top five […]
Troels, better called Space Quest Historian online, has been a avid adventure game participant as the 80s and early 90s when he would swap floppy discs with friends at school. He found Parsec one day […]
More programmers should be creating sandbox games. Yes, that is a very forward statement, but it is also quite valuable. Players adore sandbox games, better known as open-world games, so that they sell quite well. […]
From the NBA 2K League, that includes gaming squads for 21 of the league’s franchises, to Josh Hart and Reggie Jackson competing in the Fortnite Pro-Am in Epic Games’ Summer Block Party in June, it […]
The upcoming indie game Beholder will be great practice for those hoping to find employment at a totalitarian state in the near future. The game has you playing a State-installed landlord in a totalitarian state, […]
Developer Zach Gage has a knack for putting together simple, accessible games that you can play for hours on end. He’s been involved in a number of high-profile iOS games, but one of his earlier […]
Well! I had hoped Runt of the Litter would put a new spin on the theme, with its central conceit being that you need to raise and train a war gryphon. Indeed, it does play […]
Super Mario Run is out on Android everyone! Nintendo decided that Android players shouldn’t wait for tomorrow, March 23rd, to play Super Mario Run, so it released the game one day early. As was the […]
It’s not The Witness, but it is a puzzler by a talented indie developer. 1Button, known for games like Nekosan, Mr Jump, have created Trilogic as a followup to Bicolor, their puzzler from 2014. Naturally, […]