Highlighting two video games that contain nothing to shoot, no power-ups, and no princesses to save or alien empires to obliterate.

The relationship between media violence and real violence is far more complicated than we want it to be.

Mature games may increasingly become truly “mature” in the sense that they challenge the player to grow up and think long and hard about the ramifications of their actions.

The Game Girl Workshop uses video game development to teach and inspire young women in the West Bank.

The Perfect Strangers-inspired video game that you’ve always dreamed about is finally a reality.

16-bit nostalgia as well as more proof that Flash is becoming increasingly irrelevant and unnecessary in today’s web environment.

Put simply, the more I reflect on my Mass Effect 3 experience, the more disappointed and underwhelmed I become.

These two shorts explore the “Portal” universe is two very different ways, but they’re both awesome.

2K Games fires their PR agency because they flew off the handle. Is that what Duke would do?

Dragon Age 2 aims to tell an epic, involving storyline, but thanks to unreliable narration and poor plotting, it consistently prevents you from experiencing one.

Now you can relive all of those moments that came right before you pumped the machine full of another stack of quarters.

This humble little Flash game’s whimsical-yet-creepy atmosphere and simple gameplay are haunting and engrossing.