Latest On Games of Glory

It's been a while since we got news regarding Games of Glory here on MMOBomb -- over three years, to be exact.

The Games Of Glory October Community Cup is set to take place this Sunday -- October 22.

A new Clone has been introduced in Games of Glory today.

Equal parts cute and "terror from the briny deep"-style creepy, Suu'chadak is the newest clone for Games of Glory.

Are you ready for more Games ...

Games of Glory is already halfway through its first season, so the developers have decided its time to switch maps.

I'm not sure whether I like or hate that online games aren't even trying to pretend any more.

Lightbulb Crew's free-to-play cross-platform MOBA Games of Glory is now available to play on both Steam and PlayStation 4.

After three years of development, Lightbulb Crew's free-to-play MOBA Games of Glory is opening up to all players.

Games of Glory, a free-to-play, top-down, action team shooter developed by Lightbulb Crew, is nearing its open beta phase.

Lightbulb Crew has announced that their team shooter is arriving on PlayStation 4 and PC in early 2017 (officially on PC as Early Access has ended in preparation for full launch on Steam).

Lightbulb Crew, the team behind the free to play MOBA "Games of Glory", took to Gamescom to unveil something slightly different in the MOBA space.

When I sat down for a preview of Games of Glory a while back, the team at Lightbulb Crew made it apparent that they wanted their free to play MOBA to be a contender on the eSports front.

Before we get to Games of Glory launching on Steam today, let me take you back to last week for a minute if I may.

Take a bit of MOBA, add in some flavor in the vein of SmashTV, sprinkle in a dusting of "auto attacks are for babies" and you have an idea of what Lightbulb Crew is trying to do with their upcoming free to play title, Games of...

It's a MOBA, no it's a shooter...actually it's a "SHMOBA" according to Anders Larsson, Co-Founder of Lightbuld Crew.