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Groupees adds to the bundle craze with a dozen games in Build a Bundle
Everyone likes discount prices on games. Sales let developers get their game noticed, while consumers get games without damaging their pocketbook. We love how affordable great downloadable games can get through bundles, so we've been happy to let everyone know when a new indie bundle shows up.
Indie Royale reveals the Graduation Bundle
Ah, graduation. A time of accomplishment, success, freedom, and really cheap indie games. Wait, what? You heard right! So while you're marching down the rows to Pomp and Circumstance, worried about where your future will take you, Indie Royale is here to ensure that expensive games won't be one of your worries.
Games of the Month – May 2012
Is it just me, or is it getting hot in here. Oh, wait! That's because it's May! That's right folks - spring has fully sprung, the temperatures are up, and summer weather is right around the corner. But while you've been outside playing in your garden, you've missed a ton of great games. How great? Really great. And if you don't believe me, check out our picks for Games of the Month below!
Replay Wednesdays: Fieldrunners, Nightclub City and more!
We cover plenty of new games here at Gamezebo every week, but the number of games we've already covered that show up on new platforms? It's staggering. Starting this Wednesday and continuing every week, we'll be rounding up the games that aren't quite new, but might be new to you depending on your platform of choice.
Seven small developers we’d like to hear more from
It's hard not to root for the little guy. A couple decades ago, and it'd be near-impossible for a game developer to obtain creation tools without working under a large established team. Today, with several more tools for development than ever, and creator-controlled price points on services like the App Store, Google Play, and Steam have allowed fantastic independent creations to exist.
The Merlion plays tonight in Singapore
I learned two things while at Casual Connect:Singapore last week. One, Singapore was founded by an Indonesian prince who believed he encountered a Merlion, a half lion-half mermaid creature. Which, if you have ever been to Singapore, you would know that there is less of a chance of a lion roaming the hot and humid island than a mermaid swimming in its busy port waters.And two, the game development industry is booming in this small island 3 times the size of Washington DC.What accounts for this growth? The answer is geography and bureaucracy.
It’s a big day for KIXEYE: a new studio in Australia, and a mobile partnership with DeNA’s ngmoco
It looks like KIXEYE, the gaming company known for its online combat strategy games such as Backyard Monsters, is making a few strategic moves of its own. Today, KIXEYE dropped two major announcements, each from separate sides of the globe.
Founder Trip Hawkins exits Digital Chocolate as almost 200 are let go?
You know the famous saying: life in the social games business is like a box of digital chocolate; you never know what you're going to get. Or when you're going to canned, as the case may be. In an unsettling development for one of the space's hottest companies, we're getting wind of big shakeups at the studio founded by industry legend and EA mastermind Trip Hawkins. We're talking multinational closures big.