LARKSPUR LANDING ? Online work force training, that producer of glazed eyes, bored sighs and abysmally low retention rates, got a lot less stodgy when it took a tip from video games. It also got about ...

Described as a 'retro-futuristic 3D' shoot-em-up, Space Qube has been designated by Apple as this week's App of the Week. The game, created by Qubit Entertainment and launched in early 2013, will be ...

Space Qube is a fun new addition for fans of voxel games with cool twist–you can bring the characters you build out of virtual reality and into real-life by ordering 3D prints of them. The retro-style ...

If you're a fan of mind-bending puzzlers like Portal 2, Antichamber, and The Witness, then the QUBE games are a must-play. Setting you on a series of increasingly complex puzzle rooms in the style of ...

The original QUBE came out in 2012, making a name for itself as a clever spatial-puzzle game. Nearly five years later, the developers at Toxic Games have unveiled QUBE 2, a sequel that takes the best ...

QUBE Director's Cut — an updated version of 2012 first-person puzzler QUBE — is available now on Windows PC, with versions for PlayStation 3, Wii U and Xbox 360 slated to launch later this year, ...

Layers of Fear is free on the Epic Games Store alongside Qube 2. From now until October 31, you can claim Layers of Fear and Qube 2 free through the Epic Games Store. Layers of Fear is a first-person, ...

The PlayStation Classic is a boring product. You get 20 games for $100, but the game selection is bland, and there isn’t much added value in terms of emulation options. There’s no single issue that ...

The Indie Fund, a funding pool created by successful indie developers, has gotten its first due date on one of the projects it helped raise. QUBE, a first-person game that uses colored cubes to ...

Sep 10, 2015 - The Wii U gets a full slate of games this week, including a football appearance on Virtual Console.

Indie developers are the starving artists of the video-game world, often brilliant and innovative, but also misunderstood, underfunded and more prone to writing free-form poetry on their LiveJournals.