Monument Valley, and its sequel Monument Valley 2, are some of the most popular puzzle games on iOS, and the studio behind those titles, Ustwo Games, now has a new project in the works.
Apple launched Game Center with iOS 4 way back in 2010. Since then, Apple has ebbed and flowed with regard to supporting the service. But with iOS 14, tvOS 14, and macOS 11.0 Big Sur, the company is ready to breathe new life into it.
Apple Arcade offers a free trial to try out the mobile game subscription service, and for some that might be enough. But Apple would very much like some of those customers who may have let their free trials expire without signing up to give the service another shot.
Looking to scratch that adventure game itch, and just so happen to be an Apple Arcade subscriber? Well then good news, because the subscription service just added another game to its expanding roster.
Beyond a Steel Sky has been teased for Apple's gaming subscription service, Apple Arcade, since late last year. And now we have a new story trailer to help restart the hype train.
The Epic Games Store has become a major disrupting force in the gaming industry, taking the popular Steam marketplace head on. To that end, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has ambitious goals for the market.
Microsoft is launching a new app in preview that is specifically designed to help parents and guardians monitor their children's gaming sessions on the Xbox.
Later this year, Sony and Microsoft are going to launch their next-generation (or, by then, current-generation) video game consoles. And today Epic Games showcased its new engine that will help bring games to life on those consoles and more.
If you like to play games on your Apple-branded devices, especially ones that benefit from wireless controller support, SteelSeries has a new option for your consideration.
Microsoft and Turn 10 Studios announced Forza Street way back in April of last year, and brought the game to Windows 10 first.
Since the launch of Apple Arcade, Apple has managed to stay pretty consistent with new releases, and this week is no different.
On August 12, 2014, Sony welcomed a game teaser called P.T. from Kojima Productions, a horror title that brought with it a lot of fanfare even though it did not actually lead to a full game release.