Tagged: Steam
Grimrock imprisons players. Its legend intrigues them. Instinct drives them. There’s something very primal about Legend of Grimrock. This simple, first-person dungeon crawler taps into basic human survival instinct and the will to escape captivity in such a way that… Read More »
Valve’s new Portal 2 level creator, the “Perpetual Testing Initiative,” is now available via Steam for Mac and PC. The community-focused update is free to Portal 2 owners and comes bundled with new Portal 2 purchases, which, until May 10,… Read More »
Thanks to some “silliness” in handing out Beta invites over the weekend, Uber Entertainment has decided to release Super Monday Night Combat today. That means you can go download the free-to-play sequel on Steam right now. Posting on the company… Read More »
After lots of speculation about Valve’s “Steam Box” being altogether squashed, it seems gamers finally have a bit of news to keep their hopes alive. Today, Apple Insider posted from an anonymous source that Apple CEO Tim Cook was spotted… Read More »
GamerNode met with SEGA and Arkedo Studio at PAX East 2012, where we had the opportunity to speak with studio head and founder Camille Guermonprez about the developer’s upcoming release, Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit, while getting a… Read More »
Robot Ninja Monkeys have invaded New York City! Not in a video game, but in real life! On Wednesday, March 14th, GN had the opportunity to sit down with Olivier Thijssen and Fabian Akker of Ronimo Games during their visit… Read More »
Square Enix and Airtight Games have been busy over the past week, showing off Quantum Conundrum at both the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco and South by Southwest Screenburn in Austin, Texas, giving gamers their first look at the… Read More »
It would seem that Xbox LIVE has been losing steam on the downloadable games front in the past year or so. That sentiment was expressed by 2D Boy’s Ron Carmel with an in-depth report last year regarding Xbox LIVE Arcade,… Read More »
Originally released as a Source engine mod in 2008, Dear Esther is an experimental first-person game in which players traverse an uninhabited island, discovering voiced-over letter fragments along the way. A few years ago, former DICE employee Robert Briscoe decided… Read More »
It has been revealed that Q.U.B.E., the first game to be released with the backing of the Indie Fund, recouped its full investment after just four days on Steam. The Indie Fund is an organization helmed by notable game designers… Read More »
