Relic Entertainment extends the Company of Heroes 2 open beta until Sunday, June 23 at midnight. Get in early and retain your progress post-launch!
Here's the complete version of The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot's E3 2013 trailer, with bloopers aplenty.
Grab a behind the scenes preview for the upcoming World of Tanks 8.6 update.
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified announces new digital content with pre-orders, along with a new Battle Focus trailer.
Dennaton Games and Devolver Digital murders the announcement trailer for Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, filled to the brim with all the viciousness you've come to love from the series.
The latest map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops II preps for launch with a brand new preview, detailing the best new strategies.
Activision is just a tad bit slow getting its vehicle into gear after E3 2013, but releases a gameplay trailer for Need for Speed Rivals never the less.
Learn how to play the Technician healing class in Hawken to keep your teammates in the fight.
Relive classic campaign goodness in the launch trailer for Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara.
Utilize magic to the best of your abilities in the new character vignette for Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara.
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Xbox One policy change means loss of family sharing, disc-free gaming
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Steam beta code implies game-sharing plans
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Crytek working on The Collectibles for iOS
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Indie developer Tomorrow Corporation has announced its first game, titled Little Inferno. The game is still fairly mysterious, but Tomorrow Corporation says it felt comfortable revealing it now since the game is almost finished and ready for a winter release. The project is intriguing partly due to its pedigree: team members from Henry Hatsworth and World of Goo.
The physics-based, indie puzzle-adventure World of Goo from 2D Boy is bound for Android devices, the developer revealed in a blog post on Monday. No specific release date was revealed; however, 2D Boy's blog notes that it will be available "soon."
Though the team promised more info on "GooDroid" in the near future, 2D Boy has confirmed the game will be available for both Android-based mobile phones and tablets. Not familiar with the title? Watch it in action after the break.
Having already hit PC, Mac, Linux, Wii and iPad, 2D Boy's sticky puzzler World of Goo is finally coming to iPhone--or new iPhones, at least.
The independent developer announced over the weekend that World of Goo's iPhone edition has been submitted to the iTunes App Store for approval and is expected to launch "soonish." It'll cost $2.99 in the US, though for the first 24 hours you'll be able to snap it up for 99¢. Read more »
While we've already let you know that the Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition is available on the Games for Windows Marketplace today for 99 cents, Microsoft has more deals planned for the next seven days.
Starting today and running until December 8, a new 99 cent game will be featured everyday on the Games for Windows store, Microsoft announced in a press release. Additionally--also running until December 8--gamers can purchase a copy of World of Goo for $4.99 (75% off), as part of the site's "Deal of the Week" promotion. As an added bonus for purchasing the fantastic title, players can unlock Achievements for their Xbox Live/GFW account--presumably to show off their goo-management prowess. Read more »
Today is the last day in the, "Please! My wallet is begging you to stop" sale on Steam (otherwise known as the Perils of Summer sale).As expected, the final leg of the promotion rehash some of the best deals seen throughout the week. Highlights include Borderlands for $10.19 Left 4 Dead 2 for $10.16 and ARMA II for $19.99.
Celebrated indie games including World of Goo, Gish and Aquaria can now be bought for as little--or as much--as you please while helping charity with the Humble Indie Bundle.
The bundle packs DRM-free editions of Independent Games Festival award winners World of Goo, Gish and Aquaria plus Lugaru HD and Penumbra Overture for Windows, Linux or Mac, which cost $80 if bought individually. Read more »
Back in November of last year, we reported that Nintendo had launched a pilot program to provide a small selection of free, playable demos for a handful of original WiiWare titles. Pokemon Rumble, Bit.Trip Beat, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a Darklord, NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits, and World of Goo all had playable demos during the test period.
On January 31, all five of the the demos were pulled from the Wii Shop Channel. Nintendo of America confirmed with Joystiq today that the WiiWare demo experiment had indeed come to an end. Read more »
Taking a page from Radiohead, World of Goo developer 2D Boy used the game's one-year anniversary to run a sale that allowed customers to name the price of the game before buying--right down zero dollars.
While a large number of people paid under $2, the average price factored out to $2.03, with a few generous souls giving as much as $50. The sale resulted in pushing some 57,000 copies of the year-old game, generating over $114,000 as determined by the average price. Read more »
In celebration of World of Goo's first birthday, developer 2D Boy is selling the splendid physics puzzler for whatever you feel like paying and sends news of an iPhone version.
Simply pay as little or as much as you fancy on the currently-overloaded 2D Boy site before October 16 to receive a downloadable PC, Mac or Linux version. If you absolutely must try before coughing up even one single cent, nab the demo from FileShack first. Read more »
Utilizing digital rights management as a means to prevent piracy is "a waste of time," according to 2D Boy co-founder and World of Goo co-creator Ron Caramel.
"Don't bother with DRM," he said during a GDC 09 talk attended by GameSpot. "You just end up giving the DRM provider money. Anything that is of interest gets cracked, and the cracked version ends up having a better user experience than the legit version because you don't have to input in some 32-character serial number." Read more »
Here's an irresistible deal: 2D BOY's fabulous puzzle/goo game World of Goo is only $5 this weekend on Steam.
World of Goo is a puzzle game based around "goo balls." Players connect the balls one after another to form elaborate, often unstable structures, all with the goal of reaching each level's exit point.
2D Boy's World of Goo (PC, Wii) is being pirated at the rate of "about 90%," according to co-creator Ron Carmel.
The statement came from Carmel in the form of a user comment on a RockPaperShotgun story about the game's pending European release. 2D Boy cohort Kyle Gabler explained in another comment that the figure was established by looking at the number of unique Internet addresses connecting to the game's leaderboard server. Read more »
Nintendo has issued details on today's update to the Wii Shop Channel, which adds two original WiiWare games and two retro re-releases to the Wii's online store.
2D Boy's Independent Games Festival 2008 winner World of Goo will bring its physics-based puzzle solving hijinks to Wii as a downloadable WiiWare release on October 13, Nintendo has revealed.
The announcement came as part of a Nintendo press event today, though PR director Marc Franklin did not disclose a specific price point.
While at the podium, Franklin also announced that Frontier's downlodable wind-blowing Wii platformer game LostWinds has been among WiiWare's best-selling games since the service launched back in May.
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