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Just Trine Not to Take Advantage of the New Humble Indie Bundle
News Posts by Paul Franzen on You know what's nice? Getting computer games for free, without being a douchebag pirate. Know what's nicer still? Donating to charity, and getting free computer games as a result. Know what's even nic
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[NSFW] Slice HD (iPad)
Reviews by Jillian Dingwall on 
2 When I was a little girl, my dad took my little hand in his, looked me affectionately in the eyes and said…”Holy shit you have some serious workman hands! I’m gonna call you Stumpy!” It wasn’t the nickname I was hoping for, but the man had a point. My hands have never been the … Continue reading "[NSFW] Slice HD (iPad)"
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Kingdom Hearts: Re:Chain of Memories
Videos by Michael Gray on Confession time: I have never played Kingdom Hearts. I know, I know. Everyone tells me that it's a must-buy, because it's the best series ever. And even though I'm a huge Disney nerd, I've never gott
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New Videogame Releases for the Week of April 10, 2011
News Posts by Paul Franzen on Magicka: Vietnam, Patapon 3, Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga, DanceDanceRevolution (360), Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time, Michael Jackson The Experience (Kinect/Move), SpongeBob Squigglepants, and more.
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A Familiar Name
Videos by Michael Gray on 3 Zelda thinks a certain name sound familiar...
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You Got Your Genetics In My Videogames
News Posts by Christian Porter on 2 We here at GameCola's crack news team are dedicated to searching far and wide for videogame news, but today I'll be daring to traverse the very time-space continuum to bring you news from several year
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Versus Mode: Angry Birds, Xbox Indie Games, Free-to-Play, and More
Columns by GameCola on Wadjet Eye founder Dave Gilbert and GC writer Nikola Suprak discuss Angry Birds as the new Mario, whether XBLI games should have Achievements, the free-to-play pricing model, and more.
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Gamer Girlfriend: A Guide to D&D, Part II
Columns by Vangie Ridgaway on 4 As with any other game, the first—and often most frustrating—step of playing Dungeons & Dragons is learning all the rules. This is most definitely not an easy task, since D&D rules are a bit more complicated than most other games. Remember in my last article, when I mentioned that the D&D rulebook was a “tome”? This was not, in fact, entirely accurate. The truth is that the D&D rulebook is actually several tomes. Apparently, the official creators of D&D like to revamp the rules every so often, and regularly put out new editions with formal changes and updates. Meanwhile, other people, whose identities I cannot comment upon except to say that they are most definitely not the official creators of D&D, are also putting out their own volumes. For example, the last several campaigns I have played in were based on a book called Pathfinder, which is an unofficial “streamlined” version of the Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 Edition Rulebook. But hey, it’s not so bad, right? At least you just have to deal with one book that serves as the bible for your campaign!
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[NSFW] Be Careful What You Search For #54
Comics by Terrence Atkins on 1 GameCola search phrases provide further proof that the Internet was a terrible idea.
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[EXPLICIT] Water Closet: The Forbidden Chamber (PC)
Reviews by Matt Gardner on 16 Disclaimer: The following article, by virtue of being about an adult-themed videogame, will contain a lot of offensive and/or not-safe-for-work and/or not-safe-for-underage-viewers material. Please re