Silent Hill Style Perspectives With Resident Evil Combat in Upcoming Agni: Village of Calamity
An unauthorised investigation leads to something sinister.
Face Ghosts To Collect Cards In Schoolbound
There's something strange about this place.
90s Gloomy Survival Horror, Holstin, Switches Between Isometric and Third-Person
An upcoming psychological survival horror.
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DeNA’s Chris Plummer on the importance of in-game events [interview]
With so many games available across every platform, convincing the player to take a chance on your game can be a difficult task. And that's only the start of it, as keeping that player hooked to said game is just as - if not more - important. Companies go about this in all sorts of ways. Some start you off with a healthy chunk of in-game cash, others continually offer new content in the form of updates, and others yet employ in-game events. DeNA relies primarily on the latter of those three.
Kickstarter Picks: Chasm
Pixel art will never die, nor will indie games that paint beautiful worlds using those sprites! Discord Games is totally on board with that, which is why the retro-flavored action adventure RPG Chasm is currently in the works. Inspired by the likes of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Diablo, Metroid and The Legend of Zelda, Chasm aims to be the modern Metroidvania of your dreams. And from the looks of it, it's off to a fantastic start.
New event in Marvel: War of Heroes throws Deadpool into the mix
Do you hear that? It's the sound of Deadpool, everyone's favorite fourth-wall breaking antihero, talking up a storm in Marvel: War of Heroes. Seriously, does that guy ever shut up?
Google Glass and Games
The first shipments of Google Glass are being delivered to a lucky thousand few fans and developers. And so far, the initial impressions are that this could simultaneously be as much a fad as the Segway and/or a new platform in the making like the iPad (the big VCS who formed the Glass Collective are surely betting on the latter). Surely, games will play a big role in the success of Google Glass, and vice versa. The question is, how?
The economics of mobile game publishing
Supercell's recent $100mm secondary financing round raises some interesting questions about how mobile game developers capitalize on a hit game. A title in the Top 10 grossing chart for the US can, as evidenced by a number of recent high-profile examples, generate upwards of $500,000 per day.
Indiegogo Picks: Ghost of a Tale
In the real world, mice are basically the wild equivalent of popcorn. Owls, foxes, cats, and even some miserably giant species of spiders snack on the wee rodents to whet their appetites for juicier prey. In fiction, however, mice are a little better at standing up for themselves. Consider novels and comics like Redwall, Mice Templar, and Secret of NIMH. Now a brave little mouse is being given a chance to shine through an action adventure game called Ghost of a Tale—provided said game is funded via Indiegogo.
Temple Run: Oz updated with new content
Disney has just released a new update for Temple Run: Oz, featuring a new location, new obstacles, and a new power-up. Before you ask, the new location is not, in fact, Kansas.
New iOS Games Tonight: Fish Out of Water, Cut the Rope: Time Travel and more!
Dudes and dudettes. Girls and boys. Ladies and gentlemen. Males and females. Is this starting to get annoying? I hope not, because it's time for New iOS Games Tonight, and it would be kind of a bummer if I killed your motivation to read it in the very first paragraph.