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Local game studio Red Barrels makes its debut tomorrow with Outlast, a game full of tension and fear.

Here are some sweet games to play while you await the release of new consoles this fall.

WIGI Montreal have teamed-up with Pixelles to show how good being a lady in the video game industry can be through their monthly meet-ups.

MTLGS (Montreal Game Studios) offers a resource site listing all local video game studios.

The intensive Critical Hit program aims to make games with a social message palatable.

This weekend’s History of Games International Conference, will try to uncover how to document the vast history of video games.

Last week gaming hypefest E3 was held in Los Angeles. Here’s how Montreal’s indie start-ups and big studios fared at the conference.

A half-dozen games and one gaming console to while away the warm days.

Montreal/Toronto performance artists launch an Indiegogo campaign to fund a video game, Your Task// Shoot Things

Lost amid all the news of recent layoffs at EA Montreal is the fact that the studio rather quietly released Visceral Montreal’s final game, Army of Two: The Devil’s Cartel, late last month. It’s presumably the last chapter in a maligned trilogy, that if truly dead, will have gone down as an exclusively made-In-Montreal series.