Recently, while in the midst of perusing the Steam store for something new to catch my eye, I stumbled upon a store page bearing the name Nosgoth. Now for a nerd like me this set off some bells ringing in the back of my memory. Surely this cant be THE Nosgoth? You see back in the mid nineties a game called...

Are you thinking of picking up Battlefield 4 but you don’t want to commit the money yet? Or maybe you have gone ahead and pre-ordered it, but for the Xbox One or PS4? Well now is the perfect time to try out BF4 before having to put any money down! That’s because starting today EA has launched...

I recently had the chance to sit down with Joseph DeLage, Troy Wagner and Tim Sutton of Marble Hornets fame to talk with them about their work on their new game being released by Blue Isle Studios, Slender: The Arrival.  For those who don’t know, Slender: The Arrival is the sequel to the underground...

Yesterday, Perfect World allowed for the press to early access to an exclusive beta for their upcoming MMO, Neverwinter: Dungeons and Dragons.  Myself and Caitlyn Muncy of the GamerFront staff were able to log in and check it out for just over an hour, and were able to upload the footage below if you were...

I was browsing through our press releases when something caught my eye. The Online Action RPG, Path of Exile, that is Currently In Beta sent out a notice stating that they had “ethical microtransactions”. Now what makes these microtransactions so ethical is the idea that you’ll never be...

Do you like the Renaissance? Of course you do, it was one of the most pivotal times in human history. Do you also love guns? Well guess what, they probably did back in 16th century Europe, too. Along with large battles in grand coliseums with…air pressure launch pads…Okay maybe this game...

Back in the day, before you had high speed internet that was always on if you were stuck on a game you were pretty much forced to buy a game guide. Sometimes they were good, telling you exactly what you needed to do, but sometimes the guide would turn out to have missing or even completely incorrect...

Back in the day when it came to testing out games before their release it was generally up to a small team in the company to make sure that a game wasn’t broken. Sometimes it worked out well, and games were released without any major issues. Other times, however, a game would make it through so buggy...