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Charles Randall jokes about what he says is his work in new trailer and asks for some credit.

Squad have teamed up with TeacherGaming to produce KerbalEdu.

One of the rarest games in existence has just gone on eBay for a ton of cash.

New teaser trailer for upcoming horror film Oculus.

Disney have released a new trailer for Maleficent.

Broken Age is one of the highest-backed crowdfunded games of all time. With over 87,000 fans throwing their money ($3.45 million’s worth) at their screens, you could say that…

Say what you will about Kickstarter, but when the backers want something funded it's funded fast.

A new mod released for NBA 2K14 adds 25 famous superheroes to the roster.

Video Game High School is a 3 part web series set in an alternate reality in which professional video gaming becomes the biggest spectator sport in the world.

It may be far from an actual transformer but the new patent filed by Sony certainly looks interesting.

One of our editors is a big scaredy cat so she's forcing herself to play her very first horror game to try and overcome her fears so that she can actually enjoy the genre. If…

Star Wars: Tiny Death Star is a rarity, you can get it on Windows phone! Here's my review.

Unknown Worlds have released the source code for Natural Selection, their Half Life Mod, for free.

The latest trailer for Konami's upcoming hack and slacker shows off a Hollywood cast.

Most Steam Machines are easily upgradeable, the Alienware one will not be so. You might need a degree in electronic engineering to crack it open and tinker.

Harrie gives us the low down on the Razer NABU and all its shiny features!

Steam pre-orders now have a refund button! This pleases us. Although for once Valve weren't the first.

Couch co-op is sadly dying out. This, a new regular feature focusing on the brilliant world of split-screen gaming, aims to bring the injustice into the light.

King have recently applied to trademark the words "candy" and "saga". The internet has responded in an epic manner.

Does less always mean more? Is the hallmark of good game design simplistic mechanics or expansive in game worlds?