The long-delayed Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number kicks off its gory murder spree on March 10 for Linux, Mac, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Vita, and Windows.
Valve is preparing to show off new VR hardware in March at the upcoming Game Developers Conference, along with the latest Steam Machines and controller.
Break out the Hi-C and Dunkaroos, because gamers from the 90s have a lot to look forward to this week in releases of new games from classic franchises.
Exploding Kittens, a card game from the artist behind The Oatmeal, ended its Kickstarter with over 219,000 backers, making it the most-backed project ever.
From the gun that won the West to Dirty Harry, the magnum revolver is one of the most iconic weapons in films and games. This new video reviews its history.
David Goldfarb has announced his new indie studio, appropriately called The Outsiders, and given a few hints about its first project, a roleplaying game.
The next and last announced DLC for Hyrule Warriors will let you wreak havoc on the battlefield as Link's classic nemesis, the monstrous and tusky Ganon.
Re-Logic has announced Terraria: Otherworld, an alternate dimension version of their popular sandbox game with added elements of roleplaying and strategy.
Italian electronic music pioneer Giorgio Moroder is working on the soundtrack to a new and as-yet-unannounced Tron video game with prominent DJ Skrillex.
Alternate history comes alive this week with The Order: 1886, a cinematic PS4 action exclusive. Total War: ATTILA sticks closer to the established timeline.
The development team of Godus, Peter Molyneux's Kickstarted god game, has shrunk considerably as studio resources are moving to Molyneux's new project.
Apple has added a new "Pay Once & Play" section to the iOS App Store, highlighting games like XCOM and BioShock that do not include any in-app purchases.
Sony has expanded on its popular list of upcoming PS4 games by publishing a massive list of everything scheduled to arrive on PS4, PS3, and Vita in 2015.
Eugene Jarvis, creator of arcade classics like Defender and Robotron, has teamed up with Housemarque, the developer behind RESOGUN, to create a new game.
A new Dungeons & Dragons game called Sword Coast Legends will come to PC later on in 2015, allowing for a party of 1-4 player heroes and a Dungeon Master.
Dying Light, the recent zombie survive-'em-up from Techland, will get a new Hard Mode in a free March update, allowing players to turn up the challenge.
