As we were surfing the Web this week, The Banner Saga popped up on our radar. What stood out first were the stunning old-school hand-drawn visuals of this Viking-era world. The game promises

During the past couple of years, Flash games have been starting to wipe away the stigma of being simple throw-away games without much depth, visuals, or gameplay value. Case in point: Before Super Meat Boy, there was the Flash game Meat Boy. The Flash version was barley covered by the big game networks, and it wasn't until

Today, we preview Paradox Shift, a first-person puzzle action game set in the future where time travel is possible through the use of a time-traveling gun. This gun allows you to move between two points in time, as well as take items with you between those two points. As of right now, there's only a

Star-Twine is a real-time space strategy game with a simple premise: Blow up your enemy base before it blows up your base. Your battlefield is made up of a series of intertwining energy vines that combine to create different arenas with every match. On these vines, you build structures to

Today, we preview indie game The Network, a fun top-down arena shooter, and then we have two patches for you: Crysis v1.4 patch and

Today, we preview addictive indie game Public Transport Simulator, and then, we take a look at a couple of downloads for your downloads of the week. Check them

One of the more unique and interesting games I had a chance to play at this year's GDC was Confetti Carnival. It can best be described as an action puzzle game, but the lines are

Today, we talk with Alan Dunton, from Bigpoint Games, the publishers of Battlestar Galactica Online, Ruin, and more. He then gives us a new

Check out our full interview with Dan Rosas, one of the developers of Solace.