TVGB sat down with the team behind the videogame DEAD LETTER DEPT., a typing, indie horror game that is full of suspense and will make you question reality. Mike Monroe and Scott McKie are the team at ...

It has been a while since I attended a gaming event in New York. New York Comic Con used to be my go-to, but it hasn’t had much of a gaming presence for quite some time. Luckily, the NYC Mayor’s ...

If you were making a new game in the point-and-click genre, how would you make it unique? Game developer Meredith Gran had some ideas for her next title, Perfect Tides: Station to Station. The PAX ...

Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse takes place in 1499 Paris. As the city burns, Trevor Belmont, the lead character of Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse, ventures towards a looming castle with his daughter, ...

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work as a developer? Coming into the office to a diverse assortment of characters and problems to address every day? The world of software and game ...

I’ve had my fair share of disappointments when it comes to “social shopping,” swept up by a viral marketing wave on social media only to be dashed upon the rocks of reality by a neck cream that turned ...

Sometimes I wonder how the younger members of the “get good” crowd would handle games from the 80s and 90s. Games that weren’t flashy or particularly deep by any metric, they were just hard. This ...

I have some news for those of you who love to combine your enjoyment of reading with your enjoyment of gaming. This being said, a new visual novel has launched on your Xbox Series S/X consoles. The ...

It’s great when a title takes something that we have an obvious concept of and then warps that concept into something new. This is worth mentioning because that’s exactly what’s happening with the ...

There’s nothing demure or mindful about Lesson Learned: Cult of the Elizabeth, it may be a little cutesy, but don’t let that fool you. This tower defense game is full of nonstop action and some ...

Horror fans are an interesting breed. I’ve never quite understood the urge to sit in a dark room alone and fully immersed in something designed to be terrifying. I’m guessing it’s probably an ...

Whenever I see something involving cards that isn’t an obvious CCG I get the same feeling of excited skepticism. The reason for this is that sometimes the minute something stops being a straight ...