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Castle Crashers Exhumed For PC Release

News Posts by Matt Jonas on August 16, 2012

Behemoth has dug up the corpse of Castle Crashers and is going to be re-releasing the game on Steam later this year. Whoopee-do. You do realize it came out six years ago, right?
Source Filmmaker Files Refer To “Next-Gen Source 2”

News Posts by Matt Jonas on August 6, 20121

Files inside the Source Filmmaker beta, of which I am proud to be a tester, refer to a new Source engine.
Steam Summer Sale 2012 Is Live

News Posts by Christian Porter on July 12, 20122

It's that time of the year again that all Steam users both love and dread—the Summer Sale. The time when we all become rich with games and can expect mailboxes full of colorful "past due" notices ne
FFVII on the PC Apparently Has an Auto-Heal Button

News Posts by Paul Franzen on July 10, 2012

Remember when videogames were things you had to actually play?
[NSFW] Mid-Boss #5: Not Sure If Libel

Comics by Stuart Gipp on July 3, 20121

So when's the Steam Summer Sale?
Versus Mode: E3 Winners, Kickstarter, Basketballs and More

Columns by Daniel Castro and Zach Rich on June 18, 20121

GC writers Daniel Castro and Zach Rich debate videogames to the death.
The Anger Dome: EA’s Origin Client

Columns by Michael Ridgaway on April 17, 20126

Seriously, EA, why are you making it hard for me give you my money?
Galcon Fusion (PC)

Reviews by Nathaniel Hoover on October 28, 2011

If you're looking for an addictive time-waster game that's simple to pick up and impossible to beat without bionic enhancements, look no farther than Galcon Fusion. The setup is simple: smash spaceshi
Breath of Death VII and Cthulhu Saves the World Double Pack (PC)

Reviews by Michael Ridgaway on August 29, 20112

Breath of Death VII and Cthulhu Saves the World are the first two games by indie developer Zeboyd Games, and they're now available in a double pack on Steam for the low, low price of $3.00 (you can al
Tobe’s Vertical Adventure (PC)

Reviews by Nathaniel Hoover on August 9, 20117

With music and graphics reminiscent of a time when you'd pay upwards of $40 for a game with this kind of music and graphics, Tobe's Delightfully Inexpensive $4.99 Adventure evokes memories of the Sega