The horror genre has been dwindling as the years stretch on and personally, I’m questioning how long the genre and all its children will last. Games like Silent Hill and Resident Evil, which were once held in high regard have seen diminished returns as sequels and offshoots have increased. Amn... Read On
While PAX is a great way for AAA Publishers to show new trailers and updates for their latest “blockbuster” titles, for many developers it’s their first chance for major coverage. Indie games are the unsung heroes of gaming expos and many offer unique, exciting experiences that shou... Read On
Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Frictional Games’ indie scare fest, has sold over 1 million copies. On Fictional Games’ official blog, they announced that they have sold 1,360,000 copies of a a game that only took 360,000 U.S. dollars to make. These include the games’ sales through Steam, Frictiona... Read On
In these hard economic times it can be hard for starving students or graduates to fully embrace the newest video games that are released. Gaming can be an expensive hobby! So we here at Structure Gaming want to help you find, and play, the best and most fun titles that gaming has to offer, but at... Read On
Amnesia: The Dark Descent was 2010’s scariest game. It was praised for its tense foreboding atmosphere, its lack of combat, its physics based puzzles, and just how freaking terrifying it was. Now, as many of us know, this indie game is getting a sequel. The new Amnesia is called Amnesia: A Machine... Read On
