Even though Rocket League has remained in the top 10 seller list on Steam since its July 7th debut, the price has been firmly in the list price range since release. Today it finally showed up for sale at third party retailer GMG, where you can take advantage of a site-wide 20% off coupon code and chop $4 off - the first significant discount on Rocket League from a authorized digital retailer. Accompanying it is ARK: Survival Evolved another indie title which has also strongly planted itself on the top charts.

Last week we brought word that Cashtronauts, a twin-stick shooter who's main focus is to collect as much loot as possible by mining, pirating, or going bounty hunter, arrived on Steam's Early Access program. We took the title for a quick test drive around the block, and so far, we like what we see.

You would never think that your best friend, your compatriot who has been with you through thick and thin, would suddenly turn on you and kill you; until they suddenly do. Perhaps their actions are not of their own design, however. Perhaps the terrible Mind Flayer has enthralled them. This is but one of the foes you will face in Sword Coast Legends next month.

Do you ever stop to think back to that "Mad World" trailer for Gears of War and think to yourself, "man, wouldn't that be great if it was in high res and utilized tech from today?" If so, I have some questions for you about your day-to-day thought processes, but I also am here bearing gifts. Enjoy the Gears of War:...

The free-to-play model of games has risen alongside the surge of mobile games and it often (at times, quite rightly) gets a bad name. However, not all free-to-play games are quite so onerous. In some cases, this model provides smaller developers an opportunity to get their title out the door and in the hands of gamers. Immortal Empire is one s...

Ah, it's that time of year again.  Can you smell it in the air?  The burnt flesh.  The gunpowder.  The musk of a freshly slain zed.  That's right, folks, it's time for another Killing Floor 2 update!  The appropriately titled "Incinerate 'N Detonate" patch brings to us a slew of new conte...

Divinity: Original Sin is getting a sequel everyone! Well, it will if you fund it. Which you will, right? I mean, after all, you all voted for it as the Best Indie Co-Op Game of 2014. That's what I thought. So go ahead and get your financials squared away so that you're all prepared to start throwing money at your computer screen next Wednesday, August 26.

Bob Was Hungry, so he went out to get a bite to eat. It sounds like the start of a lame fairytale, but in reality it's an action-filled platformer from indie developer Shorebound Studios. Crashing on a planet with nothing to eat, Bob and his potential friends head out in search of a good meal, hopefully picking up a few condiments along the way.

Disney Infinity 3.0 is the latest game in the popular game/toy series and apparently it is all about the Star Wars.  Not so, as the new trailer for the game introduces two characters you would know better from the Marvel Universe; Hulkbuster and Ultron.

Good news for all you Heroes of the Storm fans out there. A new map and two new characters will be added to the game some time in the next few months. These are in addition to the new monk character, Kharazim, that was announced during E3 in June.

Those pranksters over at Ubisoft got us again!  For the longest time, Rainbow Six Siege was due to cut off our supply routes on October 13th of this year, but, per a recent Ubisoft announcement, the game has been pushed back to December 1st.  Citing a desire to improve various aspects of their forthcoming title, the studio made the difficult choice to keep tactics junkies all over the world waiting for just a tad longer.

Take the Venn Diagram of "People Who Like LEGO," and "People In A Fandom Of Anything At All"  and there's probably a lot of overlap. Unfortunately for those in the "Marvel Comics Enthusiasts" realm also inhabiting the LEGO fanbase, LEGO Marvel's Avengers has been delayed until January 29th. The two player co-op game destined for almost every platform follows the two Avengers films: Marvel's The Avengers, and Avengers: Age of Ultron, with the latter released way back in May. Not bad, considering it took LEGO 27 years to make an Indiana Jones game.