Latest articles by Marc Lagace
Google announces Top 20 finalists for Google Play Indie Games Contest
After receiving nearly 1,000 entries from game developers across Europe, the field for the Google Play Indie Games Contest has been narrowed down to just 20 finalists.
Stick to the beat in Vectronom, a trippy new puzzle platformer [Android Game of the Week]
The levels constantly change to the beat of the music. Can you find the right rhythm to make it through each puzzle in one try?
Survive the hazardous world of Ordia, a platformer you play with one hand [Android Game of the Week]
This cute and colorful platformer is the perfect game to play on your morning commute.
Call of Duty Mobile update rolls out with new Zombie mode and controller support
Not only will you be able to soon blow away hordes of zombies in Call of Duty Mobile, but you'll be able to do it all with your favorite Bluetooth controller.
Chessplode is an explosive new chess-based puzzle game that will blow you away! [Android Game of the Week]
Take out whole rows of chess pieces in Chessplode!
Google launches Stadia to change the way we play, stream, and watch games
Google's getting serious about gaming with its new game-streaming platform, Stadia.
Scan the airwaves for cryptic clues in Alt-Frequencies! [Android Game of the Week]
Fans of audio dramas and mystery games should find common ground with Alt-Frequencies, an inventive new indie game that builds a short story around secret clues being broadcast on the radio airwaves.
One Line Weekly is an elaborate indie puzzle game with weekly updates [Android Game of the Week]
Can you create a single, unbroken line across this 3D puzzle before everything resets at the end of the week?
Decade in review: Google Chromecast and Google Cast revolutionized how we stream media
Google forever changed the way we stream and consume digital media with the introduction of the Chromecast.
Reigns selected as big winner at Google Play Indie Games final
Reigns wins the first Google Play Indie Games contest and is followed by two runner-ups: The Battle for Polytopia and Causality.
Fire Emblem Heroes review: Shining brightly on Android
Fire Emblem: Heroes is a beautiful and deep entry into the popular strategy-RPG franchise. Fans will surely love it, but you don't need any previous connection to the series to get hooked.
JYDGE review: Doling out sweet cyberpunk justice
When the future is overrun by gangs of violent cyberpunks, only the JYDGE can bring them to justice!
Mujjo Touchscreen Winter Gloves review: Your phone will freeze up before your hands do
Touchscreen gloves are a dime a dozen these days, but investing in a quality pair is a smart idea because you'll feel the difference real quick when the temperature dips.
Our favorite books, movies, TV shows, and music this week
Here's what we're doing when the whistle blows and we stop typing all the words!
Marc's Favorite Things of 2017
The Galaxy S8 with a RhinoShield case. Cool Bluetooth speakers that bring out the bass. A big power station for charging your things. These are a few of my favorite things!
LeEco reportedly didn't have enough money to pay U.S. employees in March
This latest news from the embattled Chinese technology conglomerate seems to further confirm that the company is struggling for cash.
Don't miss out on these sweet deals on cases
Today's offers include cases for the Galaxy S7, S7 edge, S6, S6 edge, S6 edge+ and Note 5, as well as a couple cases for the Nexus 6 thrown in for good measure.
A true 'Night Mode' may return to older Nexus devices
Could Night Mode make an eventual return to Nexus devices running Nougat? A user-submitted "bug" report has given fans hope.
These apps will make your business a collaboration powerhouse
There are so many ways to improve the way your business communicates, operates and profits. Use these apps to get you to that next level.
Google's Chief Game Designer leaves company, wants to actually design games again
Noah Falstein has left his post as Google’s Chief Game Designer after four years with the company because “the opportunity to actually build the big, consequential games” had “failed to materialize”.
