Local video game developers build buzz for ‘Sticky Bees’ sequel
Fourfire Studios, a local game studio, is in a sprint to raise money during the final days of its Kickstarter campaign for "Sticky Bees: Unleashed." By Meagan Thomas
Zynga unveils game destination
Zynga is unveiling a new online gaming destination so people can play “CityVille,” ‘‘Zynga Poker” and other games off Facebook.
Hive mind: Lawrence's Fourfire readies 'Sticky Bees'
A game designer turned pastor gets help from three members of his congregation to build a new video game for iOS.
2011 Spotlight: Video games
A look at the best games of a truly outstanding year.
Review: Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
The second version of a game that was released nine months ago, offers an updated roster and little else.
Review: Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception
The outstanding action series gets another excellent chapter.
Video game review: 'Dark Souls'
A spiritual successor to a cult classic provides the same challenge and all of the short-comings of its forerunner.
Lawrence developer readies 'Mystery Ball'
Lifelong dreams can be as funny and unique as the people who think them up and in a few weeks David Howe, a Lawrence resident, will realize one of his. But for now, there is testing to be done.
Review: Bloodrayne: Betrayal
A frustratingly difficult sidescroller yields a satisfying sense of accomplishment.
Review: Fear 3
An overdue shooter that's not Duke Nukem Forever, delivers some inventive multiplayer.
Review: Gods Eater Burst
It's a niche game, but if you're among the precious few who play games like Monster Hunter, you'll be right at home.
Review: Shift 2 Unleashed
Developer Slightly Mad Studios is attempting to pave its own way for the genre and although they are not quite there, Shift 2 has enough personality to warrant players on both consoles.
Review: Crysis 2
With a solid campaign and addicting multiplayer, Crysis 2 isn't just a treat for the eyes. If you are a fan of shooters in the least, you owe it to yourself to experience all that Crysis 2 has to offer.
Review: Knights Contract
There's little redeeming about this low-budget gameplay in a full-priced package.
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