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Can a point and click adventure game capture yesterday’s elections in Israel?

Yesterday’s election in Israel continued the right’s power, but opened doors for moderation as well. But if you really want to understand the shift in the country’s political climate, Armona Race is the perfect game for you.

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Touching Obama’s hair and my hope for the future of games

President Obama gave a stirring speech at his Inauguration. Americans seem willing to listen, but will games?

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Kill Screen’s Most Disappointing Games of 2012

The games that let us down this year.

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Kill Screen’s Top Ten Games of 2012

The very best of the past twelve months.

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Are real sports becoming more like sports videogames?

Why the thousands of couch-bound general managers are teaching the pros a thing or two.

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The secret slot machine logic behind your favorite casual game

The new tech-heavy gambling is coldly calculated to be as time consuming and profitable as possible. Are game developers taking notes?

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LET THEM EAT CAKE IS A LIE: The decadent and depraved VGAs

Our man in Alabama sighs through the worst awards show on television.

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The Halo Club, Part 5: Is the series in need of a new hero?

Master Chief was built as well as we could build him. But not to last.

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The Lewis and Clark game and the new gaming Americana

The story behind Meriwether, Joshua DeBonis’ celebration of the American frontier.

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The Halo Club, Part 4: The first person shooter is no Western

Why Master Chief isn’t ready to ride off into the sunset.

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The Kill Screen Review: WWE 13, in the cage with fatherhood

The new wrestling game from THQ makes a bid for old glory. How will grownup fans of the genre react?

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Can Pixel Academy teach the nation’s kids to code?

How Mike Fischthal plans to bring game design and 3D printing to the youngest programmers.