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Blizzard is introducing a new unified friends system which uses player-chosen nicknames, BattleTags. You'll be able to stay friends with people across games and WoW realms without sharing your real name.
Valve's Australian Christmas celebrations will begin tomorrow in Team Fortress 2, with a new map, new steampunk toys from Dr. Grordbort for the Engineer and Pyro, and more.
Super Meat Boy, Shank, Bit.Trip Runner, NightSky, and Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony have been revealed as the games available in Humble Indie Bundle #4, which also has two incredible bonus titles.
Minecraft developer Mojang Specifications is hoping to launch the first playable alpha version of Oxeye Game Studio's action-y platformer Cobalt this Friday--assuming all goes to plan.
Indie Royale unleashes yet another 'pay-what-you-want' indie game bundle that includes The Blackwell Trilogy: Remastered, Eets, The Oil Blue, and Dino D-Day.
This week, I take a look at the tricky, unique, and aesthetically-slick puzzler called English Country Tune by Increpare, and try to keep my head from exploding.
The opening cinematic for Diablo 3 was a surprise no one expected from the Spike VGAs, but it's the one we'll all walk away happy with. Watch it here!
Games going cheap this weekend include World of Warcraft, The Witcher 2, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Dragon Age: Origins, Defense Grid, Killing Floor, and heaps more.
Google Chrome is home to a number of games, but they've typically been games we've seen on mobile devices. Once you're done flicking some Angry Birds and battling Plants vs. Zombies, you may want to check out today's biggest Chrome release: Bastion.
There's no time more lonely, confusing and woeful than Valentine's Day, and next year's will be especially so. Dear Esther, the commercial revamp of the acclaimed melancholy mod, will be released on that fateful day, priced at $9.99.
