Few games encapsulate all that was wrong with Amazon's approach to making games more aptly than King of Meat.

The demo for Windrose is a rollicking pirate adventure—once you've chopped down enough trees, that is.

I can only assume there's a Nintendo lawyer seething somewhere.

The flying Arc marauder's innards are now an important crafting ingredient, which could have outsized implications on player behavior.

It's a good deal.

"What in tarnation is that?"

Discord promises greater transparency and more verification options.

Sure, they're different kinds of playtests for different kinds of games, but even so, this comes off as a little weird to me.

In an alternate timeline, Resident Evil could've become a lot more serious.

From pushing coins to sweeping mines, developers are still trying to capture LocalThunk's magic.