The publisher behind Dream Daddy, Game Grumps, has just launched a brand-new free-to-play game that takes the "nostalgic 2D platformer" and gives it a dash of the modern battle royale. Oh, and with ...

Canadian indie team Le Catnip Collective and publisher Team17 revealed their latest game, as we're getting a new party title called Jumping Jazz Cats. The game was actually revealed a while ago as one ...

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The Game Grumps released a brand new video game this week, as the Fantastic Passion developed title Soviet Jump Game is on Steam. Adding to their now growing library which includes 2017's Dream Daddy, ...

Team17 will publish Le Catnip Collective-developed multiplayer party game Jumping Jazz Cats when it launches for PC via Steam, the companies announced. A release date was not announced. “We’re excited ...

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I've said it before and I'll say it again, there's nothing better than being able to pilot your own ship through a vast, virtual galaxy. In my humble opinion, it's a quintessential part of creating a ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from The Jumping Donut From the creative minds at The Jumping Food Games comes a brand new, delicious adventure: “The Jumping Donut”. Take on the role of a juicy ...

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In the latest issue of V Jump, Bandai Namco Games general manager Ryo Mito talked about his history developing Shonen Jump series video games, and some of his thoughts on the future of such games.

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