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ShinyLoot unveils indie game sale
Digital download platform ShinyLoot launched at the start of this year. In fact, you might recall a Q&A that IncGamers did with co-founder [...]
Grim Dawn alpha test starts tomorrow
Big news for ARPG fans that have been following Crate Entertainment’s Grim Dawn, the alpha test is now ready to. In an update [...]
Banished Interview with developer Luke Hodorowicz
Banished is a forthcoming city-building strategy title in which people are your main resource. The inhabitants of your settlement-in-waiting have been chucked out [...]
EA snaps up a “multi-year” deal to make Star Wars titles
As part of Disney’s new videogame strategy to outsource its popular licenses to other companies, a “multi-year” agreement to develop various Star Wars titles [...]
Battle Worlds: Kronos Q&A with Producer Colin Gilzean
Until recently, KING Art Games were probably best known for their work on adventure game series The Book of Unwritten Tales. Of late, [...]
Should the Diablo 3 auction house be scrapped? It’s “hurt” the game after all
It’s been a few months since Jay Wilson stood down as the Diablo 3 game director and now that the dust has settled [...]
Why EA’s DRM “backpedal” rings so hollow
EA labels president Frank Gibeau has grabbed some eye-catching headlines with his recent statement to GamesIndustry that Digital Rights Management (DRM) is “a [...]
SimCity Review
Before I get this review underway, I need to have a super-quick recap of the SimCity launch. On Tuesday 5th March the game [...]
Sanctum 2 teased by Coffee Stain Studios
It’s no secret that Sanctum 2 is in the works. Heck, Coffee Stain Studios have an entire development blog up about it. They’re [...]
Shackleton Crater Q&A with Joe Got Games’ Joe Ybarra
Games industry veteran Joe Ybarra his announced his return with a brand new studio (Joe Got Game) and a $700,000 USD Kickstarter to [...]
Sim City stability update and EA compensates customers
Here in Europe there has been less issues with Sim City than in the US, in fact it’s not been that bad at [...]
Amazon puts digital copies of SimCity back on sale
After pulling the digital version of the game from sale yesterday, Amazon has now made SimCity available again. The game still carries the [...]
Amazon stops selling digital copies of Sim City after complaints
More bad news for EA and Maxis this evening, Amazon in the US has now pulled Sim City from sale following complaints from [...]
Can an online petition change EA’s mind over SimCity’s always-on DRM?
SimCity was released in the US on 5 March. It came out in Europe today (7 March) and is coming to the UK [...]
Sim City Ocean Quigley Interview
Ahead of next week’s launch, earlier today we caught up with Maxis’ Creative Director Ocean Quigley to find out more about the game, [...]
Get Shiny Loot beta access through IncGamers
Shiny Loot, a new digital distribution platform for indie titles, has just entered beta testing. If you want to be one of the [...]
Irrational Games answer PC Bioshock Infinite questions
A few days ago Irrational Games revealed the PC specs for Bioshock Infinite but there are more questions needing answered. Is it Windows [...]
Shiny Loot Q&A with Chris Palmarozzi, co-founder of the digital distribution platform
PC gaming and digital distribution are snug bedfellows these days. Platforms like Steam, GoG, Gamersgate and others are commonplace destinations for PC users, [...]
Get your strolling shoes on for Proteus, coming 30 January
Ed Key and David Kanaga’s Proteus will be coming your way on 30 January, according to a big date written in the snow [...]
First Wildman footage released
Chris Taylor has released a the first Video update for Gas Powered Games recently launched Kickstarter ARPG Wildman. The video shows prototype gameplay [...]
Duke Nukem in the 2nd dimension: original games now on GoG
He’s best known for being in 3D and for taking an awfully long time to release (you can make up your own terrible [...]
PC gamers experience Far Cry 3 connection problems
PC gamers are experiencing a bit of a problem today with Far Cry 3 thanks to problems with Uplay. Games are finding themselves [...]
Halo 4 Review – Aging superhero
Microsoft has made no effort to hide the fact that Halo 4 is the most expensive game they’ve ever produced. In fact quite [...]
Divinity Anthology – Collector’s Edition dated
The UK release date for the Divinity Anthology – Collector’s Edition has been revealed as 25 October and it will costs £19.99. The games [...]
Retro City Rampage release date is 9 October
Retro City Rampage, an open-world GTA style game wrapped in a old-school skin, is coming out next week on 9 October. Finally. The game will [...]
GoG’s Carmageddon pack brings maximum splatter
As trailed yesterday, GoG.com now has the original Carmageddon available to purchase and download, DRM free and playable on modern PCs. The ‘Max [...]
Rise of the Triad super cheap on GOG
It’s only available for the next 24 hours but if you want to step back in time and snag a copy of the classic Rise [...]
Ubisoft’s “always on” DRM policy has been over since June 2011
Ubisoft’s much-loathed “always on” DRM, a system that had plagued PC versions of games like Assassin’s Creed 2, has not been official policy [...]
Ubisoft games going cheap on Uplay digital store
Ubisoft is having a fire sale to entice you into downloading the Uplay digital distribution platform on your PC. It’s pretty much the [...]
Final Fantasy VII PC release pulled thanks to misfiring DRM
Square’s PC re-release of Final Fantasy VII, a project that seems to exist purely for the pun potential surrounding the new ‘Cloud saves’ [...]
