In addition to the butter battling gameplay of I Am Bread, this new Starch Wars update lets players zip around space as a rocket-powered piece of bread.
With so much more, well, work to do, the expansion bolsters a core game that was a bit sparse at launch. At the same time, it’s hindered by the limitations of The Sims 4, which make it very hard to balance careers, family, and fun.
Chris Charla, head of the ID@Xbox indie initiative with Microsoft, has expressed his interest in bringing Hello Games' procedural space epic No Man's Sky to the Xbox One.
Whether you're a Dota player, a Steam user or a visitor thinking we were an arcade/sushi bar, it's your duty to vote in the most important election ever: the Goat Simulator Goat is up for voting as a custom Dota 2 courier.
Developer Frontier Developments calls this new game a "spiritual successor" to Roller Coaster Tycoon, which is quite a lofty bar to set for a brand new IP like this, but the game fills its end of the bargain quite admirably.
Made in collaboration with Valve, HTC's Vive is going to bring serious competition to the Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus in the upcoming virtual reality war.
In October 2014, a little-known UK indie studio launched a Kickstarter campaign for Impact Winter, a survival RPG described as “Fallout meets Oregon Trail.” It was an ambitious project for the small development team, with the Kickstarter description touting “open-world gameplay with dynamic weather, haunting interiors and fearsome wildlife” on a relatively small budget of £95,000 (around $150,000). One month later, the campaign concluded with Mojo Bones reaching not even a quarter of its fund-raising goal, and that was the last we heard of Impact Winter… until last week, when the project reemerged on Steam Greenlight and was approved in under three days.