Here are some new unveil videos for the Xbox One. More information about the Xbox One gaming experience is revealed. The first video is all about: Introducing Xbox One, the [...]

The next-gen Xbox console is now a reality with the Xbox One. The specifications have finally been released and we now have some clarity of how all the specifications will [...]

Welcome to another edition of This Week In Indie, there’s not much in the way of news this week largely due to a shortage of actual newsworthy topics. However, this [...]

After reading up on US Vice President Joe Biden’s recent remarks, regarding statements he made that violent games should have some form of sin tax, I was a tad flabbergasted. [...]

Recently, we, here at eGamer, managed to sit down with Nico Bihary and Alyssa Finley from 2K Marin, and interviewed them about the studio’s upcoming game The Bureau: XCOM Declassified. [...]

This week, two interesting, and very different, games were announced to be in development mainly GUN_MONKEYS and The Stomping Land. In one you can play a time-travelling monkey deathmatch experience, [...]

In this edition of This Week In Indie, we take a look a the new Metroidvania (a gameplay combination of Metroid and Castlevania) inspired ARPG, with awesome hack-and-slash elements, called [...]

Somewhere along the way, the videogames industry has been bitten, gnawed and zombified into a complete balls-up travesty where gamers are left in a state of horror. Recently, Star Trek, [...]

This week has flown by fast and some great news has surfaced. A game called TBT: The Black Tower, an indie RPG, returns to the roots of PS1 JRPGs in [...]

The year is 2013, indie games are reaching new heights of unseen popularity. One weekly article is here to show you the way. Welcome to This Week In Indie, where [...]

For awhile, I was missing straight and honest Cyberpunk from my gaming diet. The last game that I can recall playing the Cyberpunk card, with explicit purpose, was Deus Ex: [...]

I’ve met many anime fans, and otaku (hardcore anime and manga fans), who found their love of anime through long running Shonen (anime shows targeted at young male teens and [...]

In this edition of This Week In Indie, we decided to take a look at the one weekly sale promotion from Humble Bundle with Blendo Games, and the Catnip Bundle [...]

Remember Me is the first big release from Dontnod Entertainment and is an Action Adventure title with elements of stealth and platforming. The game boasts a unique fighting and combat [...]

This week has been amazing for the indie scene with the release of the Android-powered console called the Ouya. On top of this, there is also glorious news that Dust: [...]

South Africa is a pretty weird place. I was born at the end of 1980s and grew up with videogames from a very young age. My first introduction to the [...]

A week has passed us by at hyper speed, and your weekly dose of indie news is here. In this edition of This Week In Indie, we take a look [...]

BioShock Infinite is a unique game. Not for the reasons you may think and presume. But for the simplicity in which it takes the medium of the videogame far beyond [...]

Here we are at the end of another week, and there has been much in the way of indie news. This week we have the Steam Indie Spring Summer Sale, [...]

In Runner 2, you once again resume the adventures of interstellar hero Commander Video, who appears as black visored figure with Sonic-like running shoes. He is joined by a host [...]

Of late, gamers are bombarded with rumour after rumour concerning the PS4, and now the Xbox 720 (code named Durango). There are countless comment threads on articles concerning the two [...]

This week has been one with a greater number of game releases on the horizion. There is a large amount of promising indie news revolving around games than the previous [...]

This week has been an uneventful one in terms of indie game news. Although, what we have this week is two big bundles for you to purchase if you’re in [...]

Foreword: This blog by Wolfire Games was very helpful in providing the information necessary for fleshing out this article. A thanks must also be given to Krillbite Studio and Compulsion [...]

Note: Thanks must be given to both Caveshen and Azhar whose articles helped me flesh out this column significantly. I have linked their articles where applicable. During 2012, Mass Effect [...]

This week we cover a whole host of indie games from Hybris, to Edmund McMillen’s new game called Mew-Genics, to The Button Fair. Indie games have never been as diverse, [...]

BioShock Infinite aims to redefine how we think and feel about the first-person shooter genre, much like the original BioShock did. Set in 1912, and based in the sky high [...]

Here we are with another edition of This Week In Indie. This week the biggest indie news event happened at Sony’s reveal for the PS4, where Jonathan Blow revealed that [...]

Braid developer Jonathan Blow presented his lastest artistic game The Witness at Sony’s show. The game is a puzzle adventure set on an island with a bright and colourful palette, [...]

Destiny is being toted by Bungie as the first “Shared World Shooter”. The game will be available on both PS3 and the PS4, and marks a departure from Bungie’s origins [...]