Eric Schwarz

Jeff Vogel, head honcho behind indie RPG studio Spiderweb Software, recently gave a presentation at Seattle’s Casual Connect convention, an event dedicated to casual gaming. While not exactly the first person that comes to mind when one talks about casual…

We usually don’t cover news about gaming services and platforms too closely, but we do make exceptions from time to time. OnLive made a splash several years ago with the announcement of lag-free cloud gaming that didn’t require a gaming…

Path of Exile seems to have been perpetually stranded in its beta state, but that’s not especially strange for online-only titles these days. The developers have brought another hefty update on how the Diablo-like game is coming along – a…

The Ancient Domains of Mystery campaign continues on Kickstarter’s slightly more hipster cousin, IndieGoGo. It’s been a while since we’ve taken a look at the project, so there’s some ground to cover. The first good news is that Ancient Domains…

GameSpot has gone hands-on with XCOM: Enemy Unknown‘s multiplayer mode, taking a close look at the changes made to fit the classic turn-based strategy to an online model. What might be surprising is just how much has been altered in…

Electronic Arts, gaming titan of over twenty years, is rumored by the New York Post to be in quiet, backroom talks regarding the future of the company – specifically, they may be looking for buyers. As the parent company of…

PC-oriented site bit-tech has had a chance to sit down with the upcoming Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition, and have written up a two-page article sharing their experiences. As other previews have, bit-tech’s praises the game’s sense of adventure…

Brian Fargo has updated his Twitter account, stating simply that he’ll be releasing a “snippet” of the music Mark Morgan has contributed to Wasteland 2 sometime next week.  Mark Morgan, the composer of the soundtrack for both the original Fallout…