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Brazil leads the Latin American video game market and is

Have you ever read an email from your manager and wanted to throw your coffee mug out the window?

Putting one’s game in beta or early access is an exciting experience for a developer.

Worldwide lockdowns have had a huge impact on tabletop releases, including production and development, and those planned and currently being funded

Dungeons & Dragons has opened the doors to several interesting stories in different ways—Critical Role, The Adventure Zon

A historically based game centered around naval battles and the grimdark science-fiction universe of Warhammer 40,000 might not seem to be

With bad press going back to Adam and Eve, snakes are generally viewed through a negative lens.

Walking in dim light, you regret ever stepping foot here. The spider was bad enough, even if it never made an aggressive move.

The USC Game Expo 2020 was held through the magic of Zoom and Twitch recently, and we here at TechRaptor were enthusiastically in attendance.

Dragons are amazing. A lot of creatures in fantasy and science fiction are incredible.

Starcolt is a small New Zealand developer that's making a game about dogs and dating called Best Friend Forever.

It's not often visual novels try to raise the bar and become something much more than just another interactive book.

While Japan and the United States publish a wide selection of games, the Spanish-speaking world has been expanding their own reach within the indus

When it comes to containing the spread of disease, educating the public about good hygienic practices is one of the most effective ways to reduce i

On April 16th, a brand new set of Magic: The Gathering cards stomped its way acro

LudoNarraCon has given many games with unique premises their moment in the spotlight.

LudoNarraCon celebrates a variety of games, all of which tend to have some

This weekend marks the second annual LudoNarraCon, a completely virtual gaming convention that anyone can join.

Cyberpunk, a genre of speculative fiction popularized by works like William Gibson's novel Neuromancer and Katsuhiro Otomo's manga Akira

If you haven’t heard of ITTA, be sure to give the indie twin-stick shooter a look.

In 1982, Ridley Scott's Blade Runner hit movie theaters everywhere.

Think of a project you have worked on for several years.

When Atari revealed the Atari Hotel late last month, I was surprised and skeptical.

We recently got the opportunity to preview the full-motion television management simulator,