Paradox Interactive, a publisher of games and an all-around ship-shape bunch, today announced that Leviathan: Warships, a strategic turn-based cross-platform game developed by Pieces Interactive, has left drydock and is officially launched. Available today on PC and Mac platforms, Leviathan: Warships is a single-player and multi-player game that challenges amateur admirals everywhere to guide a customized fleet of ships to victory in strategic battles. Leviathan: Warships is on sail for $9.99 on PC and Mac, with a single purchase allowing players to play on both platforms. The iPad and Android tablet versions will be available on May 2 2013 and … Continue reading Leviathan: Warships Now Available→
Coming this summer, grab a jet ski and tear the waves apart in Tropical Heat’s newest expansion! Tropical Heat, developed and published by Somatic Vision, is a Jet Ski racing game that takes place in the beautiful tropics and is currently available to play on both single and multiplayer for both PC and Mac. Tropical Heat is a crazy fun time and the most beautiful Jet Ski racing game that has ever been made! Dive under water, or launch yourself off ramps, to do impossible Jet Ski trick combinations. Earn high scores, unique achievements and unlock new play modes by … Continue reading Tropical Heat Ramps To Computer→
It took Blizzard two years to come out with the first DLC for Starcraft II, but Heart of the Swarm brings us a long campaign, fleshes out the Zerg race, and adds endless replay value.
Publisher Viva Media, which has become a premium destination for Adventure, Family, Strategy and Kids games, has recently undergone a huge re-design of their Webpages. The new homepage at www.viva-media.com now highlights the various gaming genres the publisher offers, and also emphasizes the latest digital downloads. A quick look at their new homepage reveals some pretty scary adventure games being featured, like the devilish Sacra Terra and the hauntingly beautiful Shadows: The Price for our Sins. Many of the top games that have been nominated for Gameindustry.com Game of the Year awards are also now available for digital download, for … Continue reading Viva Media Revamps Webpages→
When using different magnets to help my little block progress, is all the trouble, trial and error really worth the time? You’ll find out my thoughts on Magnetized when you read this week’s article.
Railsimulator.com Ltd., the market-leading innovator of rail simulation and modeling tools, today released the Marias Pass expansion pack, the latest add-on for Train Simulator 2013. Marias Pass features 152 miles of stunning Montana landscape from Shelby to Whitefish, plus the 13 mile branch line to Kalispell. Railfans from all over the world come to Glacier National Park to see trains negotiate the Continental Divide at 5,200 feet, and now Train Simulator 2013 players can replicate the event from their home. First charted by Great Northern Railway principal engineer John Frank Stevens in 1889 with the help of a Blackfoot Indian … Continue reading Railsimulator Releases Marias Pass Expansion→
This week is a maze game where I have to navigate multiple layers of a single level in order to unlock blocks and find my way out, but is this many-layered maze as grand as it could be? Read on to see.
Lego Lord of the Rings has all the elements that gamers have come to expect in a Lego title, with smashing and building aplenty. But it also has a lot of heart, and a full voice cast to boot.
A little white box is under my control and I have to get him through several levels of difficult obstacles in order to reach the end. Can I do it? And is it worth it? Read the article and you’ll see.
It may not be like having a million voices suddenly cry out in terror, only to be suddenly silenced, but for the few hundred people working at LucasArts, the effect was largely the same. Disney announced today that it had closed LucasArts, and that all production on games from that studio would be halted. After Disney bought LucasArts, it began to bring the company more in line with the direction that Disney is taking in regards to the games market, which means almost all titles for consoles will be externally developed. Disney recently shut down Junction Point studio following the … Continue reading Disney Closes LucasArts, Kills Off Star Wars 1313 Game→
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