Right now, the Xbox One is getting a lot of flak over the restrictions over used games and its once-a-day check-ins, and really, for good reason. However, there is a feature that isn’t getting quite as much hype, but actually seems pretty cool. You see, according to Microsoft with the Xbox One...

When it comes to cheating in games it’s usually hard to really punish somebody. After all, while a cheater might get banned from a specific server for things like wall-clipping or having an aim-bot, the fact is many times they don’t really get punished. If there is an employee who checks up on...

You know, one of the problems with subscription-based games (other than the fact that they have a subscription…) is that the subscription management can be a pain in the butt. Some developers make it difficult to navigate the menus in order to find the “Cancel Subscription” option. Other...

What’s this crazy game about hats and time and whatnot? Why, the aptly named “A Hat In Time”, of course. This seemingly Wind Waker inspired action-adventure-platformer-puzzler title, developed by Jonas Kaerlev, otherwise known as Mecha The Slag, is up on Steam Greenlight for approval, and...

I hope you weren’t planning on playingThe War Z anytime soon! Publisher OP Productions had to take the game down after it was revealed that the game’s databases and forum were breached. At this time, it’s unknown how deep the intrusion has really gone, though word on the street is that the...

When it comes to most games, what ends up being released is more or less 100% complete, minus any extra DLC that ends up getting released later on. However, there has been a growing trend lately in game development, mostly from indie developers, where the game ends up being “released” in a very...

Do you remember Surgeon Simulator 2013? It’s the delightfully fun game developed over a weekend for the Global Game Jam where you’re tasked with performing a heart transplant. The only problem, of course, is that you’re not actually a transplant surgeon, but the janitor. If you enjoyed that...

When Tomb Raider was released last week for PS3, Xbox 360, and the PC it quickly became apparent that the PC version was having some issues. Thanks to some issues with NVIDIA graphics drivers the game tended to crash a lot. Of course, that issue was small potatoes compared to SimCity’s problems, but...