A new Kickstarter campaign launched by Chris Jorgenson, owner of Portland indie game studio Cascadia Games, aims to eliminate the frustrations of touch controls by turning your iOS device into a full-fledged home console.
The recently announced Android-based $99 gaming console has officially begun funding on Kickstarter today, raising a staggering amount of $330,000 this morning alone.
Seattle game studio Valve has announced a new voting service this week that will task the community with choosing which in-development indie games will make it to the company’s digital distribution service.
GameSalad is poised to change the gaming industry with its end to end game platform that allows anyone to create and monetize a game, no coding required.
If you’ve ever heard that all those hours wiled away in front of your computer screen slaying monsters in Diablo would never get you a job, you’ll be feeling pretty vindicated when you take a peek at this wanted ad.
Due to overwhelmingly positive feedback and a growing fanbase, DiveKick, a fighting game that started out as a parody, has begun a Kickstarter campaign.
Boston and San Francisco-based startup Buildcoin wants gamify programming, with a system that plugs into Git and Jenkins.
Vancouver, Washington-based startup Selfpubd is building a community where indie game developers can get both the creative freedom and fair revenue they need to keep making games.
In the wake of last month’s leaked Microsoft documents detailing potential cloud gaming coming to a post-Xbox 360 console, Sony has purchased a Japanese company that will enable them to deliver high-performance games remotely to virtually any device with an internet connection.
Self-described as the “party game for horrible people,” Cards Against Humanity is a dark-humored, MadLibesque card game alternative not for the faint of humor.
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